Lidl’s real Christmas trees have been launched with prices starting from £12
LIDL fans are in for a treat now that the budget supermarket has launched its real Christmas trees, with prices starting from just £12.
The festive season is now in full swing and many of us will choose the weekend to decorate the halls with our favorite decorations.
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Putting up the Christmas tree is one of the most special times of the year for many families, and there’s nothing better than putting on a little Michael Bublé and enjoying a Bailey’s while you decorate the tree.
Some choose to take the same artificial tree out of the coop every year, others prefer the festive scent that a real tree brings into the living room.
And while buying a new tree every year can be expensive, Lidl’s budget prices ensure the tradition is affordable for everyone.
The cheapest Lidl tree available is the Hessian Bag Christmas Tree, which costs €11.99.
The adorable miniature tree is wrapped in a rustic burlap bag and is perfect for decorating table tops.
Lidl shoppers can also get their hands on a large tree measuring 190-210cm for €26.99 and a medium-sized tree measuring 160-180cm for €16.99.
And for Brits who want to reuse their tree year after year, Lidl also offers a Pot Grown Christmas tree, which can be cared for all year round and then reused. next Christmas.
Customers can even track where their trees come from through Lidl’s Tree tracker.
Lidl continues to bring festive cheer to Brits across the country with its Christmas Freeway truck.
This year marks the first time that Lidl has launched the truck, which makes nine stops ruralgiving fans of the popular discount chain the opportunity to take part in the festivities.
The first 250 visitors at each stop can grab a free box of Middle of Lidl goodies, and 1 in 10 boxes will contain a “Golden Ticket” worth £100 to a Lidl Christmas store.
Guests can also enjoy treats such as panettone, snow mallows and non-alcoholic mulled wine or pop into the Magical Wish-mas Booth to share holiday wishes and win Lidl Plus goodies with the Secret Boxes game.
The other dates and locations for the truck are as follows:
- Luton – November 28
- Bournemouth – November 30
- Southampton – December 1
The Christmas Freeway truck will be at the above locations from noon to 6 p.m. and shoppers can follow the route here.
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Consumer reporter Sam Walker reveals how to save money on your Christmas shopping.
Limit the number of presents – buying presents for all your family and friends can cost a bomb.
Instead, why not host a Secret Santa among your inner circles so you don’t have to buy multiple presents?
Plan ahead – if you have the stamina and the budget, it’s worth buying your Christmas presents for next year during the January sales.
Make sure you shop for the best deals by using price comparison sites so you don’t spend more than you need to.
Buy on sale on Boxing Day – some retailers are starting their main Christmas sales early so you can actually score a bargain before December 25th.
Delivery may cost you a little more, but it could be worth it if the savings are significant.
Shop through outlet stores – you can save a lot of money by shopping through outlet stores such as Amazon Warehouse or Office Offcuts.
They work by selling returned or slightly damaged products at a discounted rate, but usually the wear and tear is minor.
You’ll have to be quick, though, because the center aisle items are handed out on a first-come, first-served basis.
To be in with a chance of winning the ‘Golden Ticket’ worth a whopping £100, customers must sign up for the Lidl app.
Shoppers can download it for free on their smartphone via Google Play or the Apple App Store.
It’s worth noting that the £100 vouchers cannot be used to purchase alcohol, infant formula or gift vouchers.
The supermarket chain said visitors to the truck can also make a “wish” for something they want this Christmas, with the retailer granting a number of them.
