So You've Never Been to Lidl? 25 Things You Might Not Know You Can Get There. PLUS: WIN £20 to Spend In-store!
/Lidl isn't just a grocery shop that sells discount, European food. It's also the equivalent of a kid in a toy shop for me. Why? Because I love trying food products I haven't tried before, and besides selling brands you do know at low prices, Lidl also imports European ingredient and dishes you don't get in the big, main supermarkets.
Pushing your trolley down the aisle you'll discover those biscuits you remember buying all the time that fortnight in France. Or the pâté you remember your hotel having in the breakfast buffet when you holidayed in Spain. That's what I like about Lidl, you can relive the tastes of your holidays, as well as stock up on well-known brands at a discount.
If you haven't visited Lidl before because of its bargain-chain status, think again. Their luxury range will go head to head with M&S any day.
Lidl gave me some vouchers to play around with and I spent £54.31 on this tasty, little haul.
family size luxury crips 99p. Sun dried tomatoes 99p
American style ice cream in a variety of flavours £1.99
off licence section packed with deals
roast half duck and pancakes £5.99
jar of feta £1.79 Smoked bacon £1.99. Lardons £1.79
sirloin steaks £6.59. Salami £4.49
pistachio fudge £1.79. Irish yoghurt (this is the most amazing yoghurt range I've ever tasted) 59p
Kinder bars £1.68. Kinder eggs £1.71. Babybel cheese £1.74
juice £1.29 each own-brand Oreos £1.19
clementines £1.99. Spring onions 73p. Cucumber 29p
cat food 25p
So how would you like to win £20 Lidl vouchers to go and explore your local branch for goodies? Simply tweet, "I've entered @rudedoodle's World of Kitsch competition to win Lidl vouchers" once and you'll be entered to the draw. Winner will be picked at random after the closing date at 1pm on 19th August 2013.
Maybe, like me, you'll fall in love with this little animal shaped waffle maker, in store now for only £9.99 You can't beat that.
only £9.99 and in a variety of colours
