"It's usually only available at stores during the fall, and it's one of the must-grabs during Aldi's German week. The Cheese Egg Spaetzle is a nod to kaesespaetzle, which is a German comfort food akin to American mac and cheese. It's made with spaetzle noodles, which are much thicker and eggier than regular pasta; think of them as something between a gnocchi, a noodle, and a dumpling."
"One bag of dried Cheese Egg Spaetzle usually sells for about $1.99, making the urge to stock up that much harder to resist. The cheesy spaetzle product isn't the only variety of this doughy goodness you can snag at Aldi. The chain carries two more dried flavors under the Deutsche Küche brand, one with onion sauce and another with mushroom sauce, both with the same simple cooking instructions."
Aldi sells a seasonal Cheese Egg Spaetzle under its Deutsche Küche brand that celebrates German flavors. The product nods to kaesespaetzle, a cheese-forward comfort dish similar to mac and cheese, made with thicker, eggier spaetzle noodles described as between a gnocchi, a noodle, and a dumpling. The package cooks on the stovetop or in the microwave in about 13 minutes with two cups of water. One bag often retails for about $1.99. Aldi also offers onion-sauce and mushroom-sauce dried spaetzle varieties, and all three flavors can sometimes be purchased in a pricier Amazon bundle.
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