Aldi Fans Are Always On The Hunt For This Overloaded Bakery Item: 'Finally Found Them!'

We're always on the lookout for great Aldi baked goods (as you can tell by our ranking of the store's Specialty Selected breads), and when we want to find something especially good, we check what Aldi fans like and recommend. For those of you who can't decide on just one flavor, shoppers on Reddit said Aldi's Bake Shop Kitchen Sink cookies might be right up your alley because they have a little bit of everything.

If you're wondering what Aldi's version of the "kitchen sink" entails, these are peanut butter cookies with chocolate chunks, peanut butter chips, white chocolate chunks, pretzels, and coconut bits. They cost $4.39 per pack of 10 (prices may vary by location), but they are a rotating item, meaning you might not be able to snag them all the time.

In a Reddit thread titled "Finally found them!," users said they look for these regularly. A Redditor wrote, "These are my favorite from Aldi. If they are in stock, I grab them!! Going later today and I hope they have some." Another commenter wrote, "These are amazing! I only get them once in a while, but they have been a favorite for years!" 

These Aldi Kitchen Sink cookies appeal to the crowd that enjoys a combination of salty and sweet, thanks to the pretzel bits in the toppings. One TikTok user said during a video review, "Kind of reminds me of a Take 5 Bar in cookie form. It's really good." (If you haven't had one yet, Take 5 Bars are by Reese's; they feature chocolate, peanut butter, peanuts, pretzels, and caramel.) 

And in a Facebook post in the Aldi Aisle of Shame Community group, one user described them as "sweet, salty, chewy, with just the right amount of crunch. Every bite tastes a little different because there's so much packed into them." 

There are also a few people who deliberately avoid them, and not because they aren't good, but rather, they may be a little too tempting for some. A user in the previously mentioned Reddit thread admitted, "I can't buy these anymore. I eat the whole package!!" And while Aldi baked goods can be hit or miss sometimes, we're happy to say one of our taste testers enjoyed them too and has previously noted, "As it turns out, there's plenty to love here — and then some."