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To make catering for a gluten intolerance easy this Christmas, Aldi has announced an extended range of exciting gluten free products perfect for the big day!
From traditional Christmas turkeys and seafood to delectable trimmings bursting with flavours, the supermarket has plenty of gluten free treats, including some delicious gluten free recipes up its sleeve for those that fancy cooking from scratch.
Make the big day extra special with Aldi’s latest Premium Kitchen range – launching just in time for Christmas!
Aldi has everything required to take the stress out of home cooking and to do it in style! What’s more, the stylish, top-quality kitchen gadgets are perfect for gifting, whether for friends, family, or yourself! The range is available to pre-order online from Sunday 15th November and in-store from Sunday 22nd November.
Ho Ho… Hold up, is it that time of year already? For those looking for a gift to knock their stockings off this Christmas, Aldi has a range of new fabulously festive Christmas hampers for all. Starting from £19.99 to £99.99, these hampers are perfect for any budget, with a range of luxurious and premium products that even the fussiest of family members will be Christmas crackers about! Available from 21st September[1], Aldi’s hampers are up to £280 cheaper than the likes of Fortnum & Mason’s comparable offerings last Christmas.
Whilst skiing holidays may be off the cards for most this year, that doesn’t mean the nation doesn’t need to wrap up warm as the temperature begins to drop. Aldi shoppers can keep cosy with its range of winter warmers, which include everything from great value cosy merino wool layers, perfect for long walks; to quality winter boots, ideal for even the chilliest of evenings. Available to pre order online from 1st November and in stores from 8th November, shoppers had better not freeze up because as with all Specialbuys, once they’re gone, they’re gone!
This year’s English wine harvest is set to produce wines bursting with flavour thanks to the September sun. This follows a phenomenal few years for homegrown tipples, which are becoming an increasingly popular option. In fact, supermarket Aldi has found they have become a firm favourite with customers with sales of its own English wines soaring 50% over the past year[1].
