Quick answer: Aldi mushrooms in the UK start at around 22p per 100g for closed cup mushrooms on promotion (400g for £0.89, reported), and rise to around 48p per 100g for the 200g baby button pack. The cheapest regular-price pack we could verify is the 650g Everyday Essentials British Wonky Mushrooms at £1.69 (26p per 100g). Prices were checked on 31 October 2026 and can change by store and week.
This guide covers the Aldi UK mushroom range, pack sizes, price per 100g, whether they are British, how they compare with other supermarkets, and how to store and cook them. We only include products and prices we could back up, and we mark anything unconfirmed.
Aldi UK mushrooms at a glance (checked 31 October 2026)
- Cheapest per 100g: Closed Cup 400g at £0.89 promotional price (22.3p), then Wonky 650g at £1.69 (26p)
- Cheapest pack: Closed Cup 400g at £0.89 (promotional, reported)
- Most expensive per 100g: Baby Button 200g at £0.95 (47.5p)
- Fresh varieties: Closed Cup, Chestnut, Baby Button, Large Flat, Sliced and Wonky
- British? Product names say British, but the online origin lists also include Ireland, Belgium and other countries. Check the pack.
What Aldi Mushrooms Are Available in the UK?
Aldi UK sells most of its fresh mushrooms under the Nature’s Pick label, with a larger budget pack under Everyday Essentials. Some lines are permanent, some appear in the weekly Super 6 fruit and veg offers, and Specialbuys come and go. Always treat an online listing as a guide, not a promise that your local store has it in stock.
| Product | Brand | Pack size | Price | Price per 100g | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| British Closed Cup Mushrooms | Nature’s Pick | 400g | £0.89* | 22.3p | Everyday cooking |
| British Wonky Mushrooms | Everyday Essentials | 650g | £1.69 | 26.0p | Stews, bulk cooking |
| British Chestnut Mushrooms | Nature’s Pick | 250g | £0.95 | 38.0p | Soups, pies, risotto |
| British Large Flat Mushrooms | Nature’s Pick | 250g | £0.99 | 39.6p | Stuffing, grilling |
| Sliced Mushrooms | Nature’s Pick | 250g | £0.99 | 39.6p | Quick meals |
| British Baby Button Mushrooms | Nature’s Pick | 200g | £0.95 | 47.5p | Whole in sauces, salads |
Nature’s Pick British Closed Cup Mushrooms (400g)
The standard white mushroom and the one most shoppers mean when they say “Aldi mushrooms”. It has appeared in Super 6 at £0.89, down from £1.29. The regular price works out at about 32p per 100g. Mild in flavour, so it suits frying, pasta sauces, omelettes and fry-ups.
Everyday Essentials British Wonky Mushrooms (650g)
The wonky mushrooms are Class II, so they can be uneven in size and shape. That makes them the best regular-price buy per 100g. They are a good choice for stews, curries and soups where looks do not matter. The pack is large, so plan to use them quickly or freeze them cooked.
Nature’s Pick British Chestnut Mushrooms (250g)
Aldi lists the chestnut mushrooms as Class I at £0.95. They are firmer and nuttier than closed cup, which makes them a better fit for risottos, pies, creamy sauces and soups.
Nature’s Pick British Baby Button Mushrooms (200g)
The baby button mushrooms are small and cook whole. They cost £0.95 for 200g, which is the highest price per 100g in this range. You are paying for the small size and convenience.
Nature’s Pick British Large Flat Mushrooms (250g)
At around £0.99 for 250g, these are the ones to stuff, grill or bake. Their wide caps hold fillings well and give a meaty bite, so they work as a vegetarian burger or “steak”.
Nature’s Pick Sliced Mushrooms (250g)
Also around £0.99 for 250g. Sliced mushrooms save prep time for stir-fries, omelettes and pasta. The cut surfaces spoil faster than whole mushrooms, so use them within a day or two of opening.
Aldi Mushroom Prices and Pack Sizes (October 2026)
Comparing pack prices can mislead, because the packs range from 200g to 650g. Price per 100g gives a fairer picture. The chart below ranks every product in this guide from cheapest to dearest.
Aldi UK mushrooms: price per 100g (pence)
Source: Aldi UK listings and deal reports, checked 31 October 2026. Closed Cup uses the promotional price.
Here is how the pack sizes compare. The wonky pack is more than three times the size of the baby button pack.
Aldi UK mushroom pack sizes (grams)
Source: Aldi UK listings, checked 31 October 2026.
Which Aldi Mushrooms Offer the Best Value?
Closed Cup on promotion is cheapest per 100g. At regular price, the Wonky pack wins at 26p per 100g. Chestnut, Large Flat and Sliced sit in the middle at 38p to 40p. Baby Button costs the most per 100g. If you only need a small amount, though, the 200g pack can still waste less money than a 650g pack that goes off.
Are Aldi Mushrooms Included in Super 6?
Sometimes. Closed Cup mushrooms have been reported in Super 6, Aldi’s rotating weekly offer on fruit and veg. Offers are short-lived, so check the Aldi UK website or the in-store offer display before you plan around them.
Do Aldi Mushroom Prices Change?
Yes. Aldi says online and in-store prices can differ, and its stock checker is only an estimate. Treat every price here as correct for 31 October 2026.
Aldi Mushrooms Compared With Other Supermarkets
For a fair comparison, we use the same product: a 400g pack of closed cup (white) mushrooms. Reported prices put Tesco and Sainsbury’s at about £1.29, which is 32p per 100g. Aldi’s regular price has been reported at the same level, and its promotional price is lower.
Closed cup mushrooms, 400g: price per 100g (pence)
Source: Aldi UK listing and reported Tesco and Sainsbury’s prices, October 2026. Please recheck live prices before buying.
| Supermarket | Product | Pack | Price | Per 100g | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aldi | Closed Cup | 400g | £0.89 (promo) / £1.29 | 22.3p / 32.3p | Reported, Oct 2026 |
| Tesco | Closed Cup | 400g | ~£1.29 | ~32.3p | Reported |
| Sainsbury’s | Closed Cup | 400g | £1.29 | 32.3p | Reported |
| Lidl, Asda, Morrisons, Waitrose | Closed Cup | Varies | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Check in store |
What this means: Aldi is cheapest on promotion and level with the big supermarkets at regular price. We have not confirmed matching prices for Lidl, Asda, Morrisons or Waitrose, so we do not claim Aldi is cheapest overall. Aldi Price Match has been seen on some Tesco closed cup listings, but whether it covers mushrooms in your store is not confirmed. If you want to compare more shops, our guide to the best grocery stores in London is a useful next read.
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Are Aldi Mushrooms British?
Mostly, but not always. Four Aldi mushroom lines carry “British” in the name, but the origin fields on the three product pages we read list more than one country. A product name alone does not tell you where the mushrooms in your pack were grown.
| Product | Origin listed on Aldi UK page |
|---|---|
| British Baby Button Mushrooms | United Kingdom; Ireland |
| British Chestnut Mushrooms | United Kingdom; Ireland; Belgium |
| British Wonky Mushrooms | United Kingdom; Northern Ireland; Ireland; Holland; Netherlands; Poland |
The best way to check is to read the country of origin on the pack in your hand. If you want only British-grown mushrooms, check each time you buy.
What Other Mushroom Products Does Aldi Sell?
Beyond fresh packs, a few Aldi UK products list mushrooms as a key ingredient. These are the ones we could confirm.
| Product | Pack | Price | Mushroom detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bramwells Cream of Mushroom Soup | 400g | £0.59 | Cupboard soup (reported) |
| Specially Selected Italian Ham, Portobello Mushroom & Mascapone Wood Fired Pizza | 531g | £3.99 | Garlic-marinated portobello mushrooms |
| Inspired Cuisine Large Chicken & Vegetable Spring Rolls (6 pack) | 360g | £1.59 | Contains shiitake mushrooms |
Does Aldi UK Sell Tinned, Frozen or Dried Mushrooms?
We could not confirm a current tinned, frozen or dried mushroom product on Aldi UK. Aldi has run a dried Lion’s Mane Specialbuy in the past (2024), and a frozen sliced mushroom pack has been listed on price sites. Treat these as unconfirmed. Mushroom growing kits and mushroom coffee are also unconfirmed. Many tinned results for “Aldi mushrooms” are from Aldi US and do not apply to the UK.
Which Aldi Mushrooms Are Best for Different Meals?
| If you are making… | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Fry-ups, omelettes, everyday meals | Closed Cup | Mild flavour, lowest price per 100g on promotion |
| Stir-fries and quick pasta | Sliced or Closed Cup | No prep needed, or cheap to slice yourself |
| Risotto, soups, pies, creamy sauces | Chestnut | Firmer texture and deeper flavour |
| Stuffed or grilled mushrooms, veggie burgers | Large Flat | Wide cap holds fillings and stays meaty |
| Stews, curries, big batch cooking | Wonky | Large, cheap pack where looks do not matter |
| Whole in sauces or on salads | Baby Button | Small size, cooks whole |
Cook mushrooms over a medium to high heat and do not crowd the pan, or they steam and turn soggy. They are also a good meat-free option; if you are eating out as well, see our pick of the best vegan restaurants in London.
Nutrition and Dietary Information
Plain fresh mushrooms are low in calories, fat and salt, and provide a little protein, fibre and B vitamins. As a rough guide, raw white mushrooms contain fewer than 25 kcal per 100g, but exact values differ by variety and pack. We could not retrieve Aldi’s own nutrition panels, so check the label for exact figures.
Are Aldi Mushrooms Vegan, Vegetarian and Gluten-Free?
Plain mushrooms are a single plant-type ingredient, so they suit vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free diets in principle. However, the Aldi UK pages we read did not show dietary labels, so check the pack. Prepared foods are different: the portobello pizza contains ham and cheese, the spring rolls contain chicken, and soups can contain dairy or gluten. Always read the allergen list on those.
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How to Store Aldi Mushrooms
Keep mushrooms in the fridge and use them by the date on the pack. As a guide, whole mushrooms usually keep for about 3 to 5 days once bought, and sliced ones for less. A paper bag works better than sealed plastic because it lets moisture escape.
Typical mushroom storage times (days, general guide)
General food-storage guidance, not Aldi-specific. Always follow the use-by date on your pack.
- Do not wash them until just before cooking.
- Throw them away if they are slimy, smell sour or have dark, wet patches.
- To freeze, cook them first (for example, fry in a little oil), cool them, then freeze in a container. Raw mushrooms go watery when frozen.
Availability, Seasonal Offers and Recalls
Indoor-grown mushrooms are available all year, so you do not need to wait for a season. Specialbuys such as exotic mushroom mixes or growing kits are not permanent and are not confirmed as on sale now. Before you shop, check the Aldi UK website for the product page and your local store for stock. If you like to compare sources of fresh food, you may also find our list of organic food shops in London and our guide to grocery stores in London helpful.
For safety, check current notices on the Food Standards Agency website before you rely on any product. We did not complete a full recall check for the last 24 months, so we make no “no recalls” claim. Recall reports we found about stuffed mushrooms date from late 2021, so they are old news and do not apply to the current range.
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Are Aldi Mushrooms Worth Buying?
Yes, for everyday cooking. Aldi’s closed cup and wonky mushrooms are among the cheapest per 100g we found, and the range covers the main needs: plain, chestnut, flat, sliced and small. Buy wonky for big batch meals, chestnut for flavour, large flat for stuffing and closed cup for general use. The main limits are that origin varies, promotional prices do not last, and we could not confirm the other supermarkets’ prices fully.
Frequently Asked Questions About Aldi Mushrooms
How much are mushrooms at Aldi UK?
Prices range from £0.89 for 400g of closed cup on promotion to £1.69 for 650g of wonky mushrooms. Chestnut and baby button are £0.95, and large flat and sliced are around £0.99.
Does Aldi sell British mushrooms?
Aldi sells mushrooms labelled British, but its online origin lists also include Ireland, Belgium and other countries. Check the pack.
What types of mushrooms does Aldi sell?
Closed cup, chestnut, baby button, large flat, sliced and wonky mushrooms. Fresh oyster and shiitake are not confirmed.
Are Aldi mushrooms cheaper than Tesco?
On promotion, yes: £0.89 against about £1.29 for 400g of closed cup. At Aldi’s usual £1.29, they are about the same.
Are Aldi mushrooms cheaper than Lidl?
We could not confirm Lidl’s current price, so we cannot say. Compare the same pack in your local store.
How long do Aldi mushrooms last?
Usually about 3 to 5 days for whole mushrooms once bought. Follow the use-by date and store them in a paper bag in the fridge.
Can you freeze Aldi mushrooms?
Yes, but cook them first. Raw mushrooms turn watery once thawed.
Are Aldi mushrooms vegan?
Plain fresh mushrooms are, in principle, but no dietary label was shown online. Check the pack, and check ingredients on soups and ready meals.
Does Aldi sell cream of mushroom soup?
Yes. Bramwells Cream of Mushroom Soup (400g) has been listed at £0.59. Check the label for dairy and gluten.
Are Aldi mushrooms in Super 6?
Closed cup has been included in past Super 6 offers, but this changes weekly.
Research note: Based on official Aldi UK listings, deal reports and published guidance, checked on 31 October 2026. We have not bought or tasted these products. Prices and stock change, so check Aldi UK before you shop.
