Shoppers are loving Aldi's children's Easter eggs from just 99p… available within days
SHOPPERS are going crazy for Aldi's Easter eggs for kids, which can be found on shelves from just 99p.
The festive treats will be offered at reduced prices within a few days.
The discount store announced its Easter deals this week, including milk chocolate eggs and bunnies for 99 cents.
Aldi is also selling £1.99 mug melts, which come in the shapes of a white chocolate unicorn, a milk chocolate chick and a milk chocolate dinosaur.
An Easter egg hunt pack is also being sold, with a whopping 24 chocolate treats to hide (and a large golden egg to win) for £3.49.
New chocolates are also being released, including a space 'galeggsy' egg and a gummy-filled pinata egg.
All Easter deals will be on the shelves from March 10.
Spreading the joy, the supermarket website reads: “Aldi has just unveiled its most impressive selection of Easter eggs for kids, from just 99p.
“The supermarket has launched a huge range of brand new designs in all shapes and sizes, including the otherworldly Giant Galeggsy Egg, the gummy-filled Piñata Egg and the decadent treat-covered Sundae Eggs.”
It comes as Morrisons also unveiled its Easter treats.
One lucky shopper took full advantage of the supermarket's latest offer and bought 19 chocolate treats in one day.
Easter eggs in Maltesers, Cadbury Buttons, Smarties, KitKat and Freddo varieties – and more – now cost just 75p in Morrisons stores.
A chocolate lover shared the good news this week with Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK.
She wrote: “Easter eggs 75p Morrisons with a Lake card.”
A photo of the advert showed that the 96g to 129g Easter eggs had indeed been reduced in price from £1.50 to 75p for those with a More card.
One person wrote under the post: “I'm really happy I got 19 today. Now to save them lol.”
Hundreds of others responded to the post within 24 hours, tagging their friends and sharing in the excitement.
A Morrisons customer said: “I received 30 today. Don't worry, even though they have all been donated.”
Aldi closes store doors – but more to open
By Karim Camara
A major supermarket with a thousand branches is closing one today, leaving shoppers stunned.
Aldi on Halbeath Road, Dunfermline will close today for three months so the store can be refurbished.
Customers will have to head to Nightingale Place in Dulock Park to do their weekly shopping.
The renovations are hoped to improve the shopping experience and add more inventory to supermarket shelves, an Aldi spokesperson said.
They said: “To provide Dunfermline customers with an enhanced shopping experience, the Aldi store on Halbeath Road will close on Sunday, February 18 to undergo an exciting refurbishment.
“We will reopen our renovated Aldi store in May.”
Another said: “I just ate one.”
The offer is expected to run until February 21st.
Elsewhere, a woman made sure she got her hands on a huge selection too.
Delighted with her finds, Tammy took to social media to warn other shoppers.
In Tammy's short video, we saw the chocolate lover pushing her cart through the supermarket, full of a huge load of twenty Easter eggs.
She wrote: “When you hear these eggs only cost 75 cents.”
She later wrote: “Mozzas do pieces.”
The foodie later explained: “Don't worry, I won't eat them all at once.”
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