Aldi launches new £3 summer meal kits to help shoppers recreate viral favourite… & feel like they're on a Greek island
IF you're looking for new dinner ideas to add to your summer rotation, Aldi has just the thing.
The chain's new meal kits will make you feel like you're dining out on a Greek island, and they're easy on the wallet too.
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Aldi shoppers can soon pick up Greek-inspired meal kits for just £3.19
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Aldi shoppers can now recreate their favourite Greek dishes at home, from kebabs to gyros.
The meal kits are hitting shelves on Monday, May 12 and will be available for just £3.19.
Shoppers can choose from Chicken, Doner Kebab, and Lamb Kofta Gyros.
Aldi is bringing the taste of Greece home with these tasty fakeaway dinners.
A popular street food staple in Greece, gyros typically feature marinated meat, fries, and sauces wrapped in warm flatbread.
Now, Aldi is making it easier than ever for shoppers to recreate this famous dish at home.
The Chicken Gyros Kit was previously available in Aldi stores, proving popular with customers.
It will now return alongside two brand-new flavours for summer — Doner Kebab and Lamb Kofta.
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A comfort-food classic, the original kit includes chargrilled smoked chicken, seasoned fries, stone-baked flatbread, and a cooling tzatziki cucumber yoghurt sauce.
Meanwhile the Doner Kebab Gyros Kit includes tender slices of roast beef with cumin, black pepper, and garlic.
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This is served with crispy fries, flatbread, and a sweet and sour pickled red chilli pepper sauce.
Or you can opt for the Lamb Kofta Gyros Kit, which consists of sweet roasted lamb with notes of mint, rosemary, garlic, and cracked black pepper.
The kit also includes crispy French fries and a classic stone-baked flatbread with a roasted red pepper, tomato, and garlic sauce.
All of the kits will be available from the freezer section of Aldi, making them an easy meal to throw together after a busy summer day.
And Greek food is as popular as ever, with #Gyrosrecipe surpassing 77.5 million views on TikTok recently.
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
Garden enthusiasts raced to nab a
If you're looking to light up your garden this summer, you won't want to miss
So why not test your hand at whipping up your own fakeaway meal this summer?
And Aldi shoppers can pick up "delicious"
Food fans have also shared their excitement as another
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And Aldi also caused a stir among customers after discontinuing a deli favourite.
But a "delicious" £5.99 alcohol is hitting Aldi shelves ahead of the summer.
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The Greek dish kits will be available in three flavour options (stock image)
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