ALDI fans have gotten their wish as a popular snack is set to return.
It's not uncommon for retailers to discontinue items due to poor sales.
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However, one fan who asked about the availability of the Simply Nature sweet potato kids bites at Aldi can now breathe a sigh of relief.
A user on X said in a tweet to Aldi: "These were fantastic and a great gluten free option. Bring em back!!"
The grocery chain noted in a response they have not been discontinued – just the availability has been scarce.
Aldi said: "They've been unavailable in some areas recently, but they should be back on shelves for you soon. Thank you, and our apologies for any inconvenience!"
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For those who are unaware of the kid's bites, Aldi actually sells them in two other options.
The bites lineup in addition to sweet potato includes the broccoli and spinach varieties.
While prices can vary by location, all of them are listed online in 12-ounce boxes for $5.35.
NEW ALDI FINDS
The news by Aldi comes after it has dropped new items for the week.
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This week, the lineup consists of several fall cookie items.
This includes pumpkin spice tate cookies, pumpkin spice Oreos, and sparkling apple cider, cinnamon-dusted sweet potato chips.
In the frozen section, Aldi now has ready-to-bake biscuits, seafood poppers, side-dish corn, and crispy potato wedges.
New Aldi finds are released every Wednesday.
DISCONTINUED ITEMS
On the other hand, Aldi has been discontinuing some of its products.
This includes the liveGfree-branded wraps.
The wraps were previously sold in original and spinach varieties in 10.5-ounce packages.
In addition, they were gluten-free and Aldi said there are "no plans for them to return."
Another liveGFree product that is affected includes the entire bagels lineup.
Previously, customers could buy them in three varieties: everything, cinnamon, or plain, but now they have been all axed.
Also, the Season's Choice potato puffs have been replaced by the crispy tots at Aldi.
The old ingredients consisted of potatoes, vegetable oil, corn flour, dextrose, onion, spice extractive, salt, and dihydrogen phosphate, according to a screenshot posted by online database Open Food Facts.
Aldi has discontinued two snacks under the Specialty Selected brand: the Emmentaler and gouda cheese bites.
Aldi on the label described both chips that sold in 4.4-ounce bags as having sweet and creamy cheese flavors.
Vista Bay Margarita Hard Seltzers is another item Aldi has taken off the shelves, with fans saying they would cherish the remaining few left.
Luckily, other flavors are still available including black cherry, lime, ruby grapefruit, and raspberry.
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