The biscuit mix boxes include a link to the recipe portion of Aldi’s website, along with photos of recipes like loaded pancakes and dairy free chicken pot pie, but those recipes call for Baker’s Corner All Purpose Baking Mix, which is not the same as these biscuit mixes. The Rosemary Garlic biscuits have more sodium at 440 mg (19% DV) per serving, versus the Cheddar Herb biscuits that have 380 mg (17% DV) per serving. The prepared biscuits in both flavors are 200 calories per biscuit, with about 5 grams of saturated fat (25% of your recommended daily value), 15-20 mg of cholesterol (6% DV), and 21 to 22 total grams of carbohydrates (8% DV). One box contains enough for 8 to 10 biscuits, with a few additional ingredients required, including water, cheese, and butter. box at the time of publication, which is cheaper than Walmart’s price for the Red Lobster-brand biscuit mix. The biscuit mixes appear to be Regular Buy items that are available all the time at Aldi.
Second, there is the Baker’s Corner Rosemary Garlic Biscuit Mix. First, there is the classic Baker’s Corner Cheddar Herb Biscuit Mix, which looks similar to the Red Lobster biscuits. Then, recently I noticed Aldi is selling biscuit mixes under its own Baker’s Corner private label. In recent years, I’ve been able to purchase a boxed biscuit mix under the Red Lobster brand name at Aldi and other grocery stores, and it’s pretty much identical to what the restaurant serves. Cheesy, herb-flavored biscuits remind me of the biscuits Red Lobster serves.
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