Aldi announces first mince pies of the year with 100 days to go to Christmas

Aldi announces first mince pies of the year with 100 days to go to Christmas

They’ll let you back as little as 21p per pie

Aldi announces first mince pies of the year with 100 days to go before Christmas

Aldi announces first mince pies of the year with 100 days to go before Christmas

With just 100 days to go until Christmas, Aldi has unveiled the first of its award-winning mince pies, starting from just £1.25 a pack.

From September 20, the discount supermarket will offer a selection of festive treats, from boozy bakes to classic butter-filled bites, giving savvy shoppers plenty of ways to stock up for Christmas without stretching their budgets.

Kicking off the line-up, Aldi ’s shopper favourite and British Specially Selected All Butter Mince Pies (£2.49, 6 pack) return after earning accreditation from the Good Housekeeping Institute last year.

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For a bite-sized take on the classic, the Specially Selected All Butter Mini Mince Pies (£2.49, 9 pack) return with a new recipe, combining buttery pastry with a flavour-packed filling that’s perfect for sharing.

For those after something a little more indulgent, the new recipe Specially Selected Ballycastle Mince Pies (£2.25, 4 pack) pairs rich mincemeat with a beautifully swirled Ballycastle Country Cream buttercream topping.

Also returning are the popular Specially Selected Jamaican Rum and Almond Tarts (£2.99, 6 pack), featuring all-butter pastry cases filled with a choice of two spirited seasonal fillings: rum-flavoured spiced mincemeat or brandy and almond mincemeat.

Meanwhile, the Specially Selected Frangipane Mince Pies (£2.25, 4 pack) combine amaretto-infused mincemeat with almond frangipane for a rich, nutty twist on the Christmas classic.

For those who like to keep it classic, Aldi has brought back its cult favourite, Holly Lane Deep Filled Mince Pies (£1.25, 6 pack), which are just 21p per pie.

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