I work in Aldi – here’s my five top tips to save money on your Christmas shopping and the exact time to visit store

I work in Aldi – here’s my five top tips to save money on your Christmas shopping and the exact time to visit store
Share:
I work in Aldi – here’s my five top tips to save money on your Christmas shopping and the exact time to visit store
Author: Katy Pagan
Published: Dec, 19 2024 14:58

IF you've not done it already, time is running out for the big Christmas food shop. But with everyone else in the country doing the same thing, the hustle and bustle of festive preparations can feel overwhelming. The countdown to Christmas doesn’t have to be stressful though - or expensive.

 [Graham Nicolson, Group Buying Director at Aldi Scotland, has shared his top shopping tips for Christmas]
Image Credit: The Sun [Graham Nicolson, Group Buying Director at Aldi Scotland, has shared his top shopping tips for Christmas]

Graham Nicolson, Group Buying Director at Aldi Scotland, is sharing his top tips for navigating supermarket shopping during the most wonderful time of the year. To help customers make the most of their shopping trips, Graham is offering his five hacks to save both time and money on the big Christmas shop, ensuring the season stays merry and bright.

Aldi Scotland takes pride showcasing the best of Scottish produce, especially during the festive season, which shoppers can hear about first in the online and in-store Aldi leaflet. Graham highlights some must-try items from this year’s range:. • Specially Selected Honey Roast Hot Smoked Salmon Side (£9.99 for 450g).

• Specially Selected Cheddar & Chorizo Cheese Bake (£2.99 for 150g). • Glen Marnoch Single Malt Whisky (£18.20 for 70cl). "The partnership between our buying team and our extensive network of local suppliers ensures that shoppers can enjoy high-quality locally produced festive foods, at incredible prices," Graham explains.

To avoid the crowds and ensure you have first pick of Aldi’s top festive offers, Graham reveals the exact day and time you should hit your nearest store. He says: "Shopping earlier in the week and at quieter times of the day can make for a much calmer experience.

Share:

More for You

Top Followed