What are Aldi’s Specialbuys for Thursday 3rd November? Latest deals and offers to preorder now
THIS Thursday ALDI stores are offering Specialbuys on a range of beauty, homeware and winter products.
The events occur every Thursday and Sunday and products are available to buy both online and in-store. Here's what you can get your hands on this week...
Lacura Caviar Beauty
The coveted Aldi Caviar Beauty range is BACK.
Avid fans of the range will be pleased to know that four products from the Caviar range will be available as part of Thursday's Specialbuy event.
This includes the 3 Minute Cell Renewal Mask, 7 Day Anti-Ageing Treatment, Caviar Face Serum and Face Wipes.
The range starts from £1.29,
and can be pre-ordered via the Aldi website, alongside the
Also available as a part of the range is the 7 Day Anti-Ageing Treatment, which has a shining review on the Aldi website.
and customers described the treatment as 'good value for money' and 'as precious as caviar'.
Christmas
Aldi are steadily increasing their Christmas stock, this Thursday they have a range of wooden DIY advent calendars available, for those who want to avoid the chocolate kind.
The advent calendars come in three designs and
However, the popular item has already sold out in Aldi's online preorder, so you'll need to head down to your local supermarket whilst stocks last.
There are also three designs of Christmas Wreaths available on Thursday, each retailing at £9.99.
Winter Wear
A range of socks and gloves will be available in this Thursday's event.
and socks retail from £3.99, with these Men's Chunky Stag Socks retailing at £4.99 - available in three designs.
A full are available in Thursday's Specialbuy event, including coats, bags, home accessories, shirts and make up.
Have you ever wondered why Aldi's products are so cheap? It's because operational costs are kept so low.
Aldi and Lidl’s cut prices are the result of limited products and low running costs.
While the big four supermarkets can have dozens of varieties baked beans or digestive biscuits they will have just one.
This cuts the cost of storage and transportation as well as meaning the retailers don’t need huge superstores with high running costs.
The store has also hit the headlines for it's infamous Wagyu steak and burgers,starting from £2.99.
Over the past year, the grocer has sold 1.5 million Wagyu beef burgers and a typical high-end restaurant would charge £40 per 100g, meaning it would cost roughly £90 to enjoy the same size Wagyu beef steak.
Specialbuy products are available from Aldi supermarkets every Thursday and Sunday.
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