If you see the holidays in the rearview mirror right now, you’re probably already dreaming of what’s next. Maybe you’re getting ready for Valentine’s Day, one of the many spring holidays, or even getting back to dining on your porch or patio. if you are, Aldi’s “Aisle of Shame“The center aisles of the store, with weekly rotating items, are ready for you.
Of course, the alley of shame is just a cute name fans use for it. Why? Because sometimes they get out in their cars with more than intended. If you’ve ever shopped at Aldi and walked out with $17. Copy Cat Le Creuset Rooster or $3 Garlic chopper Which isn’t on your shopping list, you know what we’re talking about.
Right now the Aldi Finds aisle is bursting with Valentine’s and early spring items. But something else caught our eye recently — some really cute plates and glasses that would look great on your Valentine’s table or any table you’re setting this spring that you’d like to add a little something to. Want to shine.
Aldi’s Crofton Highball glasses and glass plates.
Over the past year, Aldi has introduced a line of Hobnail Design glassware that’s more classy and beautiful than it costs. Modern glasses are inspired by pottery, with designs made from pieces and raised inlays. A glass pitcherinspired by Williams-Sonoma Stone glassesand even the outdoor Safe Target looks the same. acrylic tumblers.
Starting today in Aldi’s Finds Aisle, you’ll find hobnail highball glasses that look just like Williams Sonoma Fortessa Jupiter Highball Glasseswhich run about $10. per glass. These stunning glasses are perfect for a refreshing gin-forward. Tom Collins Or a simple glass without alcohol Iced tea.
Crofton Highball Glasses, which come in a set of four 12-ounce glasses for $9.99, have an elegant hobnail design and are dishwasher safe.
You’ll also find beautiful matching Crafton glass plates—at 9.6 inches in diameter, you can use them as large lunch-sized plates or smaller dinner-sized plates. Also dishwasher safe, a set of four plates is available for $12.99.
This tablecloth really makes a statement. Both glass and plate sets come in pink, blue, or clear. If you want to set a beautiful, elegant Valentine’s table, go for pink. If you’re already thinking about spring, either pink or blue, and if you want something more versatile and neutral, you can never go wrong with clear.
It would be hard not to start imagining glasses and plates piled high with Bloody Mary cocktails. quiche And Fruit salad At brunch or, maybe you picture pink options on the table setting Galentine’s or Valentine’s Day.
If you can already picture it all in your head, you can snag Williams Sonoma copycats starting January 15th while supplies last (usually about a week).