Outfitting your kitchen with dream items is a slow, carefully curated process. The perfect finds don’t always appear right away, and sometimes a little shopping around is needed before you’re ready to take the plunge on any higher-end pieces. While sticking to a budget might mean you can’t grab every item you see, you can always count on your local Aldi to deliver charming, functional finds that hardly break the bank.
Case in point: an incoming duo of must-have serving bowls hitting stores Wednesday, December 21. Crofton’s Straight Edge Acacia Wood Bowl and matching Angled Acacia Wood Bowl combine timeless style with everyday usability, effortlessly elevating every mealtime spread with charm and ease, all for just $13 a piece.
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Crofton Straight Edge Acacia Wood Bowl, $12.99 at Aldi
Crofton Straight Edge Acacia Wood BowlAldi
Designed to bring warmth to every tablescape while holding your favorite seasonal fruits or crisp and savory salads, Crofton’s Straight Edge Acacia Wood Bowl draws inspiration from classic designs with its sturdy construction, natural acacia wood finish, and generous capacity. Standing 4.73 inches tall and sporting a 9.84 inch diameter, it’s large enough to serve up to four people at dinner and compact enough to tuck away effortlessly between uses.
At $12.99, this piece is a reliable addition to any serveware collection, ready to perform far beyond its intended use. Like other acacia wood pieces, it’s easy to spot clean with a damp cloth and will continue to shine for years when properly cared for. Simply dry thoroughly after each cleaning and avoid direct sunlight or prolonged exposure to water to prevent warping and discoloration.
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Crofton Angled Acacia Wood Bowl, $12.99 at Aldi
Crofton Angled Acacia Wood BowlAldi
Alternatively, if you prefer a more open and accessible design, Crofton’s Angled Acacia Wood Bowl is the way to go. Unlike the straight-edged version, its sides flare outward, creating a wider opening that makes tossing salads, arranging fruit, or serving larger portions much easier, all while keeping that natural acacia wood charm we know and love. This bowl features the same dimensions as its straight-edged counterpart—9.84 inches by 4.73 inches—and fares just as well with the same care routine.
More Than a Bowl: Style It Everywhere
While each bowl is certainly a hero at the dinner table, acacia wood pieces like these truly shine outside of everyday food use. If you’ve already got the perfect vessel for serving snacks, salads, fruits, pasta, roasted veggies, and more, these stylish Aldi finds excel in other areas of your home as well.
Use them as a stylish catchall for keys, change, and mail in your entryway, hold decorative items like potpourri or seasonal ornaments, or corral beauty products and bathroom essentials. With a little creativity, each bowl can bring timeless style and effortless organization to every corner of your home.
Be on the lookout upon their arrival on January 21, once word gets out you can bet shoppers will be racing to their local store to snag each one. While you’re there, check out Aldi’s 3-tier organizer for more home storage options as well as these cheeky Valentine’s Day-ready straws, perfect for elevating your next seasonal soiree.
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