Aldi Australia is about to launch an item of $ 5 that is guaranteed to be sold out: ‘Such a murder’

Aldi Australia will release its own Dubai Chocolate-inspired treats for only $ 4.99 per doll, because the obsession with pistachio does not show any signs of delay.

The supermarket chain is the newest who jumps on the trend with its new Hugos Pistachio bombs and shelves on the shelves of Wednesday 25 June.

The chocolate scales are filled with creamy pistachio and crispy knafics, with shoppers who claim that they taste just as good as the real deal – but cost a fraction of the price.

Other versions of the Dubai chocolate-inspired treats can sell for no less than $ 20.

Melbourne foodie Nectro Vlangos was one of the lucky ones to get hold of the new chocolate and described it as “in fact as the Dubai chocolate but in ball shapes.”

“Not much Knafeh, so I expected more crunch than with the Dubai chocolate – but it is still there, just much more nicer,” Nectro said in his review.

“The milk chocolate is a bit overwhelming … but still delicious.”

Melbourne Foodie Nectro Vlangos was one of the lucky few to get hold of the new chocolate and describe it as ‘in fact as the Dubai chocolate but in ball shapes’

Many wanted to try the new chocolate, while others confirmed: “Just pure glory.”

‘These are delicious in itself, but I also like to place the pistachio bombs in my matcha latte or hot chocolate. They are a must-try, “another shared.

The chocolate bombs are compared to Maltesers – but with a pistachio – twist.

Aussie Foodie Sisters, known as eating with the Hannashians, lyrical about the treats and said: ‘Such a murder’.

“Just like the Dubai chocolate bar, it is only made to a ball … These are so good, kill all day … these are wonderful,” the sisters said.

One of the sisters claimed that the chocolates were even better than Lindt’s $ 20 Dubai style chocolate blocks.

‘You surpassed yourself. Pistachio bombs are chocolategi that … great. These are the best versions of the Dubai chocolates I have had here, “the sisters said.

The chocolate scales are filled with creamy pistachio and crispy knafics, with shoppers who claim that they taste just as good as the real deal – but cost a fraction of the price

Pistachio has long been the herdenic ingredient of Baklava and desserts in the middle and is currently the popular taste of the moment.

The pistachio trend acquired viral fame after Fix dessert chocolatier Sarah Hamouda created the now famous bars in Dubai in 2021.

The milk chocolate bowls are filled with layers of pistachio cream, crispy kataifi (KNAF) pastries and milk chocolate.