Aldi is constantly bringing back the popular products customers love, and the latest is the supermarket’s garlic bread crisps.
The Specially Selected Garlic Bread Crinkle Cut Crisps will make their “much-anticipated” return to Aldi stores on May 19 as a Specialbuy, retailed at £1.15.
Making a comeback for the second time this year – they also hit Aldi stores in February to customers’ delight – they will be part of the supermarket’s new range.
Aldi said: “Customers have been calling for these iconic crisps to be a permanent fixture on Aldi’s shelves since its first release in 2023.”
Snap up The Specially Selected Garlic Bread Crinkle Cut Crisps for £1.15
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However, customers have been warned to act fast, as these products won’t be on Aldi’s shelves forever.
The pet products – as well as Aldi’s garlic bread flavoured crisps – are coming back to stores as Specialbuys.
Specialbuys are the “unique and exciting products that you find at Aldi, from DIY, kitchenware, garden furniture to sports, camping and everything in between”.
They are brought to customers every Thursday and Sunday at “unbelievable prices”, and they are exclusively available in-store.
In some more exciting news for the “crisp connoisseurs” of Aldi, the Specially Selected ‘Nduja Spice Crinkle Cut Crisps (£1.15, 150g) will also return to stores as part of the Italian range.
Aldi described these as “packed with flaming heat, the crinkled crisps make the perfect crunchy nibble for spice lovers”.
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Aldi warned that because the crisps are a Specialbuy, “once they’re gone, they’re gone”
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Aldi said: “Both delicious flavours are available as Specialbuys, so shoppers must act quick to secure a bag(s), as with all Aldi Specialbuys, once they’re gone, they’re gone!
Aldi’s range of Specially Selected Crinkle Cut crisps is available in stores and via Click & Collect from May 19.”
In other food news, Marks & Spencer has launched a new menu including a high street first latte.
The new Tiramisu Iced Latte, priced at £3.80, is set to delight Britons as the weather warms up.
