One Of Aldi's Best New October 2026 Finds Is A Handheld Take On This Classic Frozen Treat

Just because it's fall doesn't mean you have to say goodbye to picking up a frozen treat at the end of your shopping trip. In fact, this season is arguably the best time of year to snag boxes of your favorite ice cream bars and popsicles, simply because you can enjoy them mess-free. Aldi is an especially good place to stock up on high-quality frozen desserts for less, and one of its most recent Finds puts a spin on a classic frozen treat: The root beer float.

Aldi's Sundae Shoppe Creamy Freeze Pops are now available in Root Beer Float flavor. A box of these tasty, soda shoppe-inspired cold treats comes with six tubes, each of which is full of that rich, creamy, vanilla-like taste we all know and love. It costs $3.59, which puts each pop at around 60 cents. Talk about a deal.

Aldi already knew its fans love root beer float-inspired ice cream treats; in previous years, the low-cost chain carried Barg's Root Beer pops, and they received rave reviews. Now, Aldi's private label version is getting them. "They're AMAZING!!!" one shopper on Facebook declared. "We love them," another wrote. "Wish I would've grabbed more." That should tell you all you need to know.

The Root Beer Float Freeze Pops are a definite must-have Aldi Find this month. It certainly won't be long until shoppers are begging the store to keep them on shelves for good — and we have a feeling the same is going to happen for its sister sweet, too.

Along with Root Beer Float, Aldi dropped a second flavor of its Freeze Pops: Orange Cream. The flavor resembles the classic Creamsicle pops, which are just as — if not more — well-loved as the root beer float. A box of this childhood classic flavor also comes with six pops and costs $3.59. Aldi's website describes them as "refreshing," and we can already tell that that's accurate based on how they look in pictures.

Although these just hit store shelves as well, shoppers have already begun to express their love for this Aldi Find on social media. In fact, some are even stating that they prefer this flavor over Root Beer Float. "The orange cream are the best I've ever had," one fan wrote on Facebook. Another said, "The orange are better," while the original poster — who had bought the root beer flavor — said, "Omg, I didn't even see the orange ones, I was too excited for these." Guess that just means they have to hit up their local Aldi again to stock up, and we fully support that.