Aldi has released new information for shoppers on the best time to shop in the lead-up to Christmas.
We've all been there, panic buying, but the fear is never quite as bad as it is around Christmas time.
But when is best to visit Aldi?
Our boss said we can’t watch the Polar Express all day because we still have work to do?? Rude
— Aldi Stores UK (@AldiUK) December 16, 2024
The UK’s fourth largest supermarket says that between 8pm and 10pm is typically the quietest time for customers to pick up their festive shopping.
Meanwhile, Tuesday 17th December and Sunday 22nd December are expected to be quieter days to visit stores, as well as Monday 23rd and Tuesday 24th December for those happy to leave it last minute.
Aldi is officially the go-to destination for Christmas this year, as the discount supermarket has been named Christmas Retailer of the Year by the Quality Food Awards.
The budget store also won ‘Best Overall Grocer’ at the prestigious Good Housekeeping Institute Christmas Taste Test 2024.
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The annual Good Housekeeping taste test, which tests 730 products from more than 97 brands, also crowned Aldi’s mince pies, turkey and champagne as best-in-class in their categories.
Richard Thornton, Communications Director at Aldi UK, said: “For many of us, Christmas is all about coming together to share special moments - often over delicious food and drinks with loved ones.
“At Aldi, we’re here to make your celebrations unforgettable, offering everything you need to create a festive feast that is both affordable and of great quality. This way, you can focus on what truly matters: spending time with one another.”
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