By GB News (World News) | Created at 2025-01-10 17:36:13 | Updated at 2025-01-10 21:16:26
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Aldi has kicked off 2025's Easter season early, delighting shoppers with the launch of new chocolate treats across its stores nationwide.
The budget supermarket's latest offerings include Filled Mini Eggs, priced at £1.99 for 150g, which have already created a buzz on social media.
The filled chocolate eggs come in three flavours - Nutoka, Jaffa, and Caramelised Biscuit - and are part of Aldi's early Easter range rollout.
Customers can find these seasonal treats in stores now, marking one of the first major Easter product launches of the year.
Easter treats are rolling out this month
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The new treats feature melt-in-the-mouth centres that have already captured shoppers' attention, with social media posts about the products gaining over 5,000 likes.
Popular food account @NewfoodsUK shared the range with their 386,000 followers, prompting enthusiastic responses from customers.
"Caramelised biscuit and nukota ones. Yes please," wrote one excited shopper. Another commented: "Oh my God - needed."
"We are going to Aldi at the weekend," declared a third follower.
Alongside the filled eggs, Aldi has introduced its Ready, Set...Cook! Mini Chocolate Egg Cookie Dough, priced at £1.79 for 250g. The cookie dough has also proven popular on social media, garnering over 2,000 likes from eager customers.
Shoppers can create fresh-baked treats by cooking the dough for 12 minutes at 180 degrees, perfect for serving with a cup of tea.
The new Easter items are available in stores now, with Aldi confirming that additional seasonal products will be arriving throughout the first months of 2025.
New vegan and high-protein options are available
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In addition to Easter treats, Aldi has expanded its pizza range with new vegan and protein options for January. The supermarket's Carlos Protein Meat Feast Pizza, priced at £2.99, contains 37 grams of protein and features spicy beef, smoked ham and barbecue chicken.
A Protein Cheeseburger Pizza variant is also available at £2.99, offering 29g of protein with a pea protein base.
For those participating in Veganuary, Aldi has launched a new Carlos Vegan Pizza range at £2.49, available in three flavours: Margherita, Vegan Pepper-noni, and BBQ Chick'n.
All vegan options come topped with dairy-free cheese for an authentic pizza experience.
