Aldi unveils 2024 Christmas range including 'showstopping centrepiece' - when you can snap up the new foods and drinks
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The supermarket has announced festive mains, appetisers, cheeses, desserts and tipples
Aldi has said Merry Christmas a few months early with its new festive range, and some of the festive tipples are available now.
From traditional turkeys to innovative party foods, decadent desserts and festive tipples, Aldi's offering promises to cater to every taste and budget this holiday season. While the full Christmas range along with prices and dates will be revealed later this year, the supermarket has given a glimpse into what shoppers can expect.
At the heart of Aldi's festive offering is its "mouth-watering mains". Alongside traditional turkeys, including the Specially Selected Ultimate British Free Range Whole Turkey, shoppers can explore alternative options.
The new Specially Selected British Easy Carve Duck and the Specially Selected Slow Cooked Two Bird Roast cater to those seeking variety.
At the heart of Aldi's festive offering are its 'mouth-watering mains'
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For beef enthusiasts, the Specially Selected Wagyu Tomahawk promises an "exceptional" dining experience.
Seafood lovers can snap up the Specially Selected Whole Lobster for an alternative Christmas main, which "offers the perfect centrepiece for the Christmas table".
Aldi said: "Both tender and juicy, the lobster allows shoppers to get that opulent feeling without the hefty price tag."
The supermarket has also unveiled a selection of party foods for those hosting this festive season.
The new Specially Selected Wagyu Appetisers, featuring wagyu bon bons and mini beef sliders, promise a premium tasting experience.
For those seeking unique flavours, the Specially Selected Breaded Chicken Doughnuts offer a "savoury twist on a classic sweet treat", complete with waffle sprinkles and BBQ sauce.
Aldi has also given a nod to meat-free shoppers with a selection of vegan and vegetarian options this Christmas.
One exciting offering is the New Specially Selected Roasted Vegetable Snowflake, packed with butternut squash, chestnuts, cranberries and pumpkin seeds and topped with a chestnut crumb and mulled festive drizzle.
Shoppers can also opt for the new Specially Selected Rainbow Vegetable Parcel, which comprises seasoned layers of spinach, broccoli, roasted butternut squash and braised red cabbage with a rich mushroom and cranberry duxelle, hand-wrapped in a crisp and golden pastry.
Aldi has also announced several dessert and cheese offerings for the festive period.
Britons will be able to indulge in the Specially Selected Luxury Cheese Truckle Tower. Weighing a hefty 1kg, the cheese returns as a "showstopping centrepiece".
For those with a sweet tooth, the new Specially Selected Ultimate Gold Coin dessert promises layers of indulgence encased in Belgian chocolate.
Aldi's 2024 Christmas range (so far)
Aldi has also introduced a savoury twist on a festive classic with its Ruby Port, Fig & Cheese Puff Pastry Mince Pies, alongside the sweeter Maple & Pecan Mince Pies for traditional tastes.
As for drinks, those looking to enjoy a tasty tipple can now snap up the New Ballycastle Milk Chocolate Clementine Country Cream, which promises an "indulgent" blend of smooth chocolate and zesty citrus.
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The Specially Selected Luxury Cheese Truckle Tower is on Aldi's Christmas menu
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For those seeking "elegance", the Specially Selected Crémant de Loire offers a sophisticated alternative to Champagne.
Prosecco enthusiasts will delight in the new Diamond Prosecco, featuring vibrant fruit notes and a striking gold-accented bottle.
Managing director of buying at Aldi UK, Julie Ashfield, commented on the seasonal range. She said: "We know our shoppers are always eager to find out about our new launches for Christmas, so we’re delighted to share some of the highlights from our range.
"Customers can expect our usual great value and high-quality products this festive season. And this is just a taste of what’s to come at the Christmas Retailer of the Year so shoppers should keep an eye out for more!"