ALDI shoppers are rushing to grab this summer find—have you seen it yet?
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Most shoppers walked past it and laughed. Some stopped and snapped photos.
But now it’s becoming a must-have for summer. And it all started in an aisle not known for pool gear.
The summer accessory no one saw coming Tucked away among novelty finds, a peculiar pool toy is making waves.
Shoppers stumbled on what looked like a giant stick of butter. But it wasn’t butter—it was a $9.99 inflatable pool noodle.
The design comes from BigMouth and it’s being sold as part of ALDI Finds. The chain posted a photo online, calling it “summer’s hottest accessory.”
And fans didn’t hold back. “I don’t have a pool but I need this,” one person declared.
Others chimed in: “Do you have it in unsalted?”
"All I need now is the pool,” one commenter said, while another said, “Can’t believe it’s not butter.”
ALDI shoppers just found their summer mascot. The noodle isn’t alone.
A second version styled like a submarine sandwich is also available. But it’s the butter version that’s stealing attention.
Some people asked if it was real. Others simply laughed and added it to their carts.
Even Land O’Lakes got in on the fun, responding, “We couldn’t agree more, this is the hottest accessory.”
The comments section has since turned into a full-on butter appreciation thread.
“Paula Dean has entered the chat,” wrote one shopper. Another joked, “Is this not a buttered noodle?”
More than just a pool toy. Novelty items like these have become a staple for ALDI. It’s not just about groceries anymore.
From slippers to seasonal drinkware, their shelves surprise loyal fans each week. And with summer heating up, this buttery float might end up in more backyard pools than expected.
So whether it’s for laughs, lounging, or photos, this oddball accessory is already a standout. And it’s proof that sometimes, the most unexpected things stick.
Read next: This ALDI breakfast find has returned—and fans say it tastes just like Chick-fil-A
Would you float on a stick of butter this summer? Or is this one grocery aisle surprise you’d skip? Let us know in the comments—the conversation’s just heating up.
But now it’s becoming a must-have for summer. And it all started in an aisle not known for pool gear.
The summer accessory no one saw coming Tucked away among novelty finds, a peculiar pool toy is making waves.
Shoppers stumbled on what looked like a giant stick of butter. But it wasn’t butter—it was a $9.99 inflatable pool noodle.
The design comes from BigMouth and it’s being sold as part of ALDI Finds. The chain posted a photo online, calling it “summer’s hottest accessory.”
And fans didn’t hold back. “I don’t have a pool but I need this,” one person declared.
Shoppers stumbled on what looked like a giant stick of butter. But it wasn’t butter—it was a $9.99 inflatable pool noodle. Image source: Aldi USA
Others chimed in: “Do you have it in unsalted?”
"All I need now is the pool,” one commenter said, while another said, “Can’t believe it’s not butter.”
ALDI shoppers just found their summer mascot. The noodle isn’t alone.
A second version styled like a submarine sandwich is also available. But it’s the butter version that’s stealing attention.
Some people asked if it was real. Others simply laughed and added it to their carts.
Even Land O’Lakes got in on the fun, responding, “We couldn’t agree more, this is the hottest accessory.”
The comments section has since turned into a full-on butter appreciation thread.
“Paula Dean has entered the chat,” wrote one shopper. Another joked, “Is this not a buttered noodle?”
More than just a pool toy. Novelty items like these have become a staple for ALDI. It’s not just about groceries anymore.
From slippers to seasonal drinkware, their shelves surprise loyal fans each week. And with summer heating up, this buttery float might end up in more backyard pools than expected.
So whether it’s for laughs, lounging, or photos, this oddball accessory is already a standout. And it’s proof that sometimes, the most unexpected things stick.
Read next: This ALDI breakfast find has returned—and fans say it tastes just like Chick-fil-A
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