All the Aldi Specialbuys hitting stores this weekend including bargain beer and kids toys starting at 89p
Among the top picks this week are the Lychee & Passion Fruit Bubble Tea and the Peach & Strawberry Bubble Tea, both 320ml and just £1.25 each.
Little ones are in for a treat too, with the Kids Light Assortment at £2.99 and the Animal Hopper for £8.99.
Also making a splash is the CRANE Bean Bag Toss at £19.99 — ideal for summer fun in the garden — and fidget toy cases for just £4.99.
From Saturday, July 27, shoppers across the UK can pick up sizzling deals on everything from BBQ meats and beachwear to toys and kitchen must-haves — but they'll need to move fast, as everything is available only while stocks last.
Holidaymakers and beach-lovers can grab Aldi's CRANE Surfing Long Wetsuit for £29.99.
There's a child's version too, the Surfing Short Wetsuit, for only £9.99, making it affordable for the whole family to hit the water.
Also returning to shelves are summer favourites like the Swimming Noodle (£2.49), Pool Sports Ball (£3.49), and Neoprene Ball (£3.99).
Outdoorsy types will want to snap up the Pull Along Picnic Cooler from CROFTON, priced at just £14.99.
It's perfect for keeping drinks chilled on days out.
Staying hydrated is easy too, thanks to the Water Tracker Bottle for £2.79.
Over in the meat aisle, Aldi's BBQ-friendly range is bigger and better.
Highlights include Ashfield's British Chicken Drumsticks, £3.79 for a 2kg pack, and premium cuts like the XXL Sirloin Steak for £15.99 and XXL Rump SteaKfor £12.99).
If you fancy something with flavour, pick up the Sweet Chilli Koftas (£4.29) or the Asia specialities pork belly slices in either Salt & Pepper or Sweet & Sour styles, both just £3.49.
For an easy dinner with a twist, the Ready, Set…Cook! Crispy Aromatic Spatchcock Duck with Pancakes (£10.99).
Youngsters will also love Aldi's creative bits, like the Blowpens & Plusterpens set at £1.49, which is great for keeping kids entertained over the holidays.
The little town Animal Hopper priced at £8.99 is likely to be a fast-seller for active play indoors or out.
For those who enjoy garden games, the CRANE Bean Bag Toss costing £19.99 is a brilliant addition to any family gathering.
And the Kids Light Assortment, at just £2.99, is a fun and affordable way to brighten up little ones' bedrooms.
More Aldi middle aisle buys
IF it's middle aisle buys that you're looking here, some of the new items you won't want to miss.
Shoppers recently went wild for Aldi's new 'pregnancy and menopause essential' - and it's only £6.99.
Garden enthusiasts raced to nab a £6.99 buy that will add style to any garden in an instant.
A £12.99 garden find left shoppers open-mouthed - but you'll need to sprint to nab it.
If you're looking to light up your garden this summer, you won't want to miss this £8.99 solar light.
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