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Aldi has a number of offers in the middle aisle every week – called Specialbuys.
From egg chairs to bedding, and fire pits to gin, there are always some great deals to be found.
If you’re planning ahead to visit the iconic middle aisle – or you prefer to get your bargains online – we’ve got you covered.
Here are our top picks of this week’s Aldi Specialbuys.
What are Aldi’s Specialbuys this week?
Aldi’s middle aisles are a mixed bag this week, with everything from motoring to home decor covered.
Get your hands on cut-price gifts for the car fan in your life, or get cosy with a range of warming home and fashion buys.
White Air Purifier with LED
Breathe easy at home (Picture: Aldi)
Remove dust, smoke, and odours from your home with this purifier, which uses a grid filter, EPA filter and activated carbon filter to get rid of pollutants.
It has a timer and sleep mode, as well as a Ring LED display that shows different colours to indicate the contamination level of the air.
Buy for £69.99 exclusively on the Aldi website now.
Auto XS Emergency Breakdown Kit
Stay safe on the roads this winter (Picture: Aldi)
This one might be necessary given the chilly weather we’re having.
In a compact carry bag, it includes a hazard warning triangle, tow rope, booster cables, foot pump, gloves and an LED torch.
Buy for £19.99 exclusively on the Aldi website.
Carplan Car Cleaning Set
Keep the motoring enthusiasts happy with tools to make their car shine (Picture: Aldi)
If you’re buying for someone who sees their car as their ‘baby’ this Christmas, this kit has everything they need to spruce their pride and joy up.
There’s a bucket, cloth, and microfibre mitt, along with six different cleaning solutions for an all-over gleam.
Buy for £39.99 exclusively on the Aldi website now.
Girl’s Brown Lambskin Boots
These cosy boots are made with suede leather (Picture: Aldi)
Ugg boots are a big trend right now, but the price tag on a pair is also pretty huge.
As a workaround, these genuine lambskin boots by Lily & Dan are great, providing comfort and style in girls’ sizes 10 to 2.
Buy for £14.99 on the Aldi website and in stores now.
You can order online and find more Specialbuys on the Aldi website.
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