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Lidl supermarket is selling £2.99 BBQ cleaner that will help get your grill sparkling in time for summer
Customers have been told to get their hands on it while it lasts
LIDL shoppers can expect huge deals on barbecue items as a new range is set to drop this week.
One of Britain's cheapest supermarket chains is about to bring to its shelves more popular summer essentials.
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Lidl's Let's Go, Al Fresco range is set to hit the middle aisle on Thursday, 17 April.
From barbeques to firepits, these limited time offers have everything you need for the perfect summer get together.
Grilling enthusiasts have a range of barbecue options to choose from, with one of the cheapest being the .
It promises to cut through the most stubborn burn-on grease and food stains, which can be nightmarish to remove from a grill without specialised formulas.
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Lidl's BBQ cleaner claims to be a "fast acting formula".
Similarly cheap items on offer include a , and .
For those wishing to deck out their barbecue, there are mid-range items, including a £29.99 .
For a more high-end buy, shoppers can opt for the £69.99 or the , available for £99.99.
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It comes as Aldi is also selling a popular BBQ must-have and it's £300 cheaper than one from Ninja.
Ninja Electric Outdoor Ovens can cost up to £330 but Aldi has just released a dupe that is already cooking up excitement.
The Aldi Belavi Pizza Oven is being scanned for £29.99 and can hold nearly as much as its more glitzy counterpart.
The latter comes complete with a fire box, a pizza stone, plus its grill is suitable for gas or charcoal cooking.
Formerly sold out, the BBQ Pizza Oven is returning to Aldi stores across the country from next week.
Aspiring pizza-makers will need to hurry though, because as with all Aldi Specialbuys, once they’re gone, they’re gone.
The BBQ Pizza Oven will be available in Aldi stores while stocks last.
The "easy-to-use" device can warm your meal of choice at 0C to 200C in 5C increments and has a cool-touch handle to stop you from burning your fingers.
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