On a recent trip to Aldi's Batavia, Illinois headquarters, Aldi's head honchos were kind enough to share plenty of insight on what makes their grocery stores so beloved — and how to make your shopping experience even better.

There are endless possibilities with a can of Pillsbury biscuits—eat 'em plain right out of the oven, make Caramel Apple Bombs, Pizza Knots, or a Biscuits and Gravy Bake (and then invite me over, please). Pillsbury has opened the door to entirely new options for creativity a la biscuits with its new Sweet Hawaiian flavor. For the first time in four years, Pillsbury is offering Sweet Hawaiian Crescent Rolls and Flaky Layers Biscuits.

As if there wasn't enough exciting free food news going around, PEOPLE just confirmed another doozy — Carvel is giving $50 away to 50 lucky people this month. Here's the deal: if you sign up for Carvel's Fudge Fanatics email club, you immediately become eligible to win money. The only other catch is that you have to have a September birthday to win. There are no further stipulations. If you win, you have $50 to Carvel and can use it to buy any cake you'd like.

Our motto has always been, “YOU DON’T HAVE TO KNOW HOW TO COOK, YOU JUST HAVE TO LOVE TO EAT.” We speak to food lovers who don’t fancy themselves chefs, and we do it through helpful, shareable recipes that are as fun to watch as they are to make. Now, you can get it all in our new cookbook, Delish: Eat Like Every Day's The Weekend.

September may have just started, and pumpkin pie-flavored everything may just now be socially acceptable to eat, but we're already moving on to next month. Come October, Dairy Queen's Blizzard of the Month will be Snickerdoodle Cookie Dough. Why has no one thought of this before?! It's not officially in stores yet, but some lucky locations are already carrying it.

Last summer, Dunkin' Donuts started testing the donut-less waters, at least when it came to the company's name. A "Dunkin'"-branded outpost launched in Pasadena, CA, with another following in Boston, MA, Dunkin's home turf. Since then, there hasn't been much movement on the matter publicly. Last month, though, 30 more Boston locations lost the 'Donuts', per Boston Magazine.

Green tea seems to be all the rage. In fact, there are entire businesses dedicated solely to the hot drink. By now we’ve all heard what seems like a million claims about its benefits, but what can green tea actually do for your health? We investigate. 1) Green tea can help reduce blood pressure. Flavanoids, which are most present in caffeinated green tea, is proven to lower blood pressure. That said, it will definitely not cure your already-high blood pressure — but it's a start.

Roasted garlic can take a recipe from 0 to 100 real quick. Unlike raw cloves, there's no bite in roasted garlic at all. Insanely creamy and with a rich umami flavor that will instantly upgrade any meal, you can add roasted garlic to almost anything savory — fall soups, mashed potatoes, salad dressings, and hummus. Or you can simply spread some on toast. After a little less than an hour, it will be soft like butter. Trust us.

Run, don't walk to your nearest Chick-fil-A: now through September 29, the fast food chain is giving away a free eight-count chicken nugget to anyone who downloads their app. If you already have the app, that's fine too — just log into your account to access the coupon. In the app, you can prove your level of dedication by climbing up the tiers. Everyone starts as a Chick-fil-A One Member, but you can move up to a Silver or Red member the more often you go.

On August 28, Starbucks' stores nationwide brought back their famous Pumpkin Spice Latte for the 15th year in a row, ready to add to the 350 million PSL's that have been sold in years past. All those lattes add up to huge business for Starbucks — and for the other food and drink brands that have followed up on the pumpkin spice hype. According to Nielsen data, sales of pumpkin-flavored products reached $488.7 million over the last year. In one August week alone, sales reached $5.