Aldi drop a new range of items tomorrow as part of the twice-weekly Special Buys. This weekend, there are a host of garden items shoppers can snap up.
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Britons hoping to refresh their garden and outdoor space are in for a treat.
The middle aisle – famous for being filled with the weird and the wonderful – will be selling various items tomorrow.
One of these is a bar gazebo, £179.99. The item has a roof in case the summer is a washout.
Those who missed out on an Egg chair a few weeks ago can try again, as the retailer is selling a larger version.
This big version is £199.99 – the smaller one was £149.99.
The chair will be available online, and delivery is free.
Those hitting the store can pick up a Multifunctional Patio Heater for £99.99 to provide a much needed blast of warmth as the cool night draws in.
And this item doesn’t just warm you up, as it has a built in bluetooth speaker too.
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For those interested in the food on offer at the supermarket, there are also hot button items to snap up.
Aldi’s sellout Big Daddy Steak has made a return for Father’s Day 2020.
Aldi has announced a Bigger Daddy Steak is returning to shelves this year. The huge steak weighs 794g, or almost 2lbs.
The steak has been matured for 21 days to lock in all the flavour.
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The steak will be on shelves as of tomorrow.
It costs £7.99 and can feel the whole family, although dad might choose to have it all to himself.
If an upmarket steak is required, Aldi has its premium Wagyu steak range.
Prices for Wagyu steak for sirloin, rump, ribeye and fillet start at £5.99 or 227g.
The Aldi’s Specially Selected Wagyu Fillet Steak costs £7.49, 170g.
Julie Ashfield, Managing Director of Buying at Aldi UK, said: “The popularity of Wagyu Beef has increased drastically as more people discover its mouthwatering taste and texture.
“We’re pleased to be able to exclusively offer our British Wagyu Burger range for customers to enjoy, whilst supporting British suppliers like Warrendale Farm at the same time.”
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