Aldi is set to launch a 2025 kitchenware range in stores on April 3, featuring both new and returning items.
With products starting from £1.99, shoppers will be able to revamp their cooking spaces on a budget.
As the nation gears up for Easter celebrations, the supermarket's latest kitchen range is equipped with a springtime twist.
The range will come in "perfectly pastel" shades of cream, blue, green, pink, violet and more.
The collection includes a standout 3.5L Air Fryer (£29.99)
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The collection includes a standout 3.5L Air Fryer (£29.99), available in pastel blue or green with a matte finish.
Described by Aldi as a "game-changer" for those who want to elevate their Easter cooking, the "must-have kitchen gadget makes whipping up crispy, delicious dishes effortless".
The supermarket added: "Featuring shake reminder and keep warm functionality, eight pre-set programmes and an easy-to-use digital LED screen, who says convenience can't be functional and cute?"
The collection also features Aldi's returning Classic Stand Mixer in pastel green or blue, boasting 800W power and eight-speed levels.
With a five-litre capacity, it comes complete with a dough hook, flat beater, whisk and splash guard.
At £34.99, the "must-have" Classic Stand Mixer is the priciest item in the range. However, it still promises major savings compared to big brands.
Shoppers can add a matching Hand Mixer for £9.99 and a Food Chopper for £9.99 to complete their kitchen setup.
The range extends to stylish cookware with Spring Cookware Pans at £19.99, made from 100 per cent recycled aluminium with non-stick ceramic coating.
Ceramic Oven Dishes in violet or pink are priced at £6.99 each, perfect for oven-to-table serving.
For £1.99, Britons can give their kitchens a cheap and cheerful revamp with Aldi's new cutlery selection.
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Aldi's Ceramic Oven Dishes (£6.99 each) are perfect for oven-to-table serving
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To complete the collection, Colourful Glassware sets are available at £4.99 for two pieces in pastel shades of blue, rose, green or apricot.
Aldi's Easter kitchenware range will take on the Specialbuy format, meaning "once they're gone, they're gone". So, Britons will need to act fast if they want to get their hands on the new items.
In other Aldi news, the supermarket recently announced a twist on popular Dubai chocolate.
Dubai chocolate is a food craze that has taken the nation by storm and got everyone talking.
As chocoholics race to their local shops in search of the coveted confectionary, some major supermarkets have been forced to impose strict rations on Britain's obsession.
