Aldi is positioning itself as the destination for the UK's most budget-friendly Christmas dinner, with a complete festive feast costing shoppers as little as £1.48 per person. The supermarket's carefully curated selection allows a family of eight to enjoy a traditional Christmas meal for under £12 in total.
The Budget-Friendly Festive Shopping List
The core of this affordable offering is built around essential items. Shoppers can pick up a British Small Whole Fresh Turkey (3.05kg) for £9. This is complemented by a 45p pack of Quixo Sage & Onion Stuffing Mix and a 15-pack of Everyday Essentials Yorkshire Puddings for 46p.
For vegetables, Aldi has bundled Nature’s Pick White Potatoes (2kg), Brussels Sprouts (500g), Carrots (1kg), and Parsnips (500g) for a remarkable 8p. To bring the meal together, a 300g tub of rich Quixo Gravy is available for £1.09. This specific festive bundle will be available in stores from 19th to 24th December.
Daily Advent Giveaway Offers Extra Savings
Alongside the low-price dinner, Aldi is running its Advent Giveaway promotion throughout December. Customers who buy their festive groceries at Aldi can enter a daily prize draw for a chance to win back the cost of their shopping.
To enter, shoppers must email their full name, county of residence, and a copy of their receipt to aldidoesadvent@aldi.co.uk. One winner is selected randomly each day until Christmas Eve, receiving an Aldi voucher to cover their shop's value, up to a maximum of £100.
Premium Treats at Aldi Prices
Beyond the budget basics, Aldi's Christmas range also features premium seasonal items. New and returning highlights for 2025 include:
- The Specially Selected Hazel Nut-Cracker Dessert, a gold-dusted Belgian chocolate and hazelnut centrepiece filled with caramel.
- Specially Selected Wensleydale Ballycastle cheese with White Chocolate & Caramel.
- For the main event, the Specially Selected Ultimate Slow Cooked Wagyu Shin joins the returning Specially Selected Ultimate British Free-Range Whole Turkey.
Rachel Geary, Communications Director at Aldi, commented on the initiative: "Christmas can be an expensive time of year, and we know how important it is for families to feel they’re getting great value from their festive shop." She added that the giveaway is part of Aldi's commitment to helping customers enjoy an affordable Christmas without compromising on quality, aiming to "make the season a little easier and bring a touch of joy in the lead-up to the big day."
