Aldi is slashing the price of its posh steaks from Sunday
The supermarket has permanently dropped the prices of some of its best cuts by up to 30p
JANUARY is one of those months where many of us need to watch our pennies, but Aldi just launched an offer that might get you through these dark wintry evenings.
The bargain supermarket is permanently slashing the prices of its posh steaks from Sunday - with some cuts now available for less than £4.
If you've missed Aldi's offer on its "Big Daddy" British rump steak, which costs just £4.99 but weighs nearly half a kilo, you'll now be able to get up to 30p off the retailer's best cuts.
Aldi will slash the prices of its rump steak to £3.59 down from £3.89.
It will also reduce the prices of its ribeye and sirloin cuts to £4.49 down from £4.75.
While its fillet steak will be on offer for £5.19 instead of £5.49.
The reduction will be available permanently available across Aldi stores from this Sunday, January 21.
Julie Ashfield, from Aldi said: "In January, when most people are feeling the pinch, we are delighted to reduce the price of our premium Specially Selected range, demonstrating once again that quality food does not have to cost the earth.”
We had a quick look and couldn't find a supermarket with prices lower than Aldi's for premium cuts.
Still, before heading to the shops make sure you've done your homework and check the various prices online as many retailers are running promotions in January.
Aldi's posh steaks prices
ALDI has permanently dropped the prices on these cuts
- Specially Selected 30 Day Aged Sirloin Steak, 227g, £4.49 – down from £4.75
- Specially Selected 30 Day Aged Ribeye Steak, 227g, £4.49 – down from £4.75
- Specially Selected 30 Day Aged Fillet Steak, 170g, £5.19– down from £5.49
- Specially Selected 30 Day Aged Rump Steak, 227g, £3.59 – down from £3.89
You can use grocery comparison website , which lets shoppers compare prices at Tesco, Asda, Ocado, Waitrose, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Poundland, Iceland, Aldi, Lidl, Amazon, Boots, Superdrug, M&S and Poundstretcher.
Visit the website, add items to your basket and it will compare the prices and tell you which supermarket is cheapest based on your shopping list.
Aldi and its rival Lidl have gained popularity for stocking up top steaks at a budget price.
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Both budget stores have recently been given the stamp of approval by posh lifestyle magazine Tatler.
Meat from both budget supermarket chains have made the list, with Aldi's Specially Selected 30-day aged fillet steak costing just over a fiver.
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Morrisons has also gained popularity for its meaty deals.
In October, the supermarket, which committed to sell British-only fresh meat, sold a meat box with almost 2kg of meat for just £10.
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