Shoppers can enjoy their favourite American treats at bargain prices without needing to leave the country, thanks to Lidl’s new food range.
Lidl shoppers can enjoy their favourite American treats without needing to leave the country, thanks to its new food range.
Starting from tomorrow (27 June), the budget supermarket will be selling a huge range of USA treats, including classics such as pancakes, a Lucky Charms style cereal named Marshmallow Mateys, and Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups.
Prices start at just 49p for one McEnnedy American yogurt, so shoppers are able to stock up on the dessert for less.
Customers can pick up a Rustlers burger (opens in new tab), potato griddles, pancake (opens in new tab) mix, and 4 king-size peanut butter cups for 99p each.
Other items on offer are the classic Marshmallow Fluff (£1.69), Oreo twin pot (£1.49), McEnnedy American milkshake (79p) and McEnnedy double chocolate cookie dough pie (£2.49).
The range can only be bought in store for a limited time, and won’t be available to buy online. So if you want to grab any of these items, you’ll have to get to your nearest store whilst stocks last.
If you want to upgrade your kitchen, Lidl are also offering some new gadgets in line with their newest range. Impress your family with a popcorn maker (£12.99), a candyfloss machine (£19.99), and a doughnut maker (£11.99).
Lidl’s latest range is perfect for anyone wanting to throw an American themed party, or simply stock up on snacks for a cosy night in front of the TV.
Read more: Family with 13 kids reveal how they eat for a little as 66p per person for a meal (opens in new tab)
The supermarket has also launched a new croissant roll mash-up, which they’re calling the ‘croll’ (opens in new tab). Shoppers can pick up this new item for just 49p.
If American food isn’t your thing, the supermarket frequently launch themed food ranges, so keep an eye out for your favourites. Popular ranges include Spanish and Italian, where shoppers can create their favourite meals for less.
Will you be picking up the new American range? Let us know!
-
-
Stay On Board on Netflix: Where is Leo Baker now?
As Stay On Board lands on Netflix, many are asking, where is Leo Baker now? Here's what you need to know about the non-binary skateboarder
-
Where is Day Shift filmed? Real locations of the Jamie Foxx vampire film
We reveal the locations where Day Shift is filmed - the comedy horror featuring a pool cleaner moonlighting as a vampire killer is released
