'I need this back in my life!' Aldi brings back a 'delicious' £8 product and shoppers are overjoyed

The 70cl bottle, retailed at £7.69 is now back on shelves but shoppers must act fast.

Aldi customers were absolutely delighted by its return and took to social media to express their joy when the news broke.

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Aldi customers were overjoyed that they can purchase Ballycastle Raspberry Ripple Country Cream once again, with one shopper telling Instagram: "I need this in my life."

Another social media user said: "Picked up a bottle this week been waiting to try it just not on a school night." Another added: "I'm glad this is back, I got a bottle earlier."

A fourth suggested the creamy drink could be a great ingredient in a boozy dessert. They said: "It's delicious, I bought a bottle before Xmas for alcoholic cupcakes."

For those looking for a romantic tipple on a budget, the supermarket said that shoppers can save 62 per cent compared to Baileys Eton Mess Irish Cream, which is priced at £19.99.

Aldi said: "Aldi’s Ballycastle Raspberry Ripple Country Cream is available in-stores nationwide and via Click & Collect now."

The versatile drink can be enjoyed neat, over ice or as part of an indulgent choco-inspired cocktail.

Aldi shared a recipe for a "decadent, creamy cocktail" featuring the yummy drink.

It takes just three minutes to prepare so makes an easy addition to your at-home Valentine's Day plans.

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Ingredients (serves one person)

• 70ml Raspberry Country Cream
• 25ml Stefanoff Vodka
• 20ml Fresh Orange Juice
• 50g Fresh Raspberries
• Ice cubes
• Raspberries and orange rind to decorate

Method

1. Mash the raspberries together with the fresh orange juice, then put the pulp through a strainer, ensuring you discard the seeds. Once pureed, put to one side.
2. Add the country cream and the vodka to a cocktail shaker with some ice and give it a good shake.
3. Strain the mixture into a coupe glass then add the raspberry puree in a swirling pattern. Decorate with raspberries and orange rind to serve.