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Aldi has sparked yet another food frenzy among shoppers after launching a new freezer item.
One shopper shared in the Aldi Fans Australia Facebook group how they had tried the German supermarket’s new pastizzis, giving it the thumbs up.
The Urban Eats Greek Style Pastizzis cost $4.49 for a 10 pack and come in two flavours: spinach and cheese or tomato, oregano and cheese.
“Um … these are amazing!!!†she wrote, adding that they were available for a limited time but she “really hopes they keep them onâ€.
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“They are great,†one person wrote.
“Got to get me some, looks so nice,†another commented.
Others said they liked them but lamented there wasn’t enough of the tomato oregano and cheese filling.
“There’s nowhere near as much filling as there is on the packet — but these are good and no complaints at this price point,†one customer said.
An Aldi Australia spokesman told news.com.au the limited edition freezer item has had a “great response†so far.
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“We are delighted when our customers love a product as much as we do. Our Urban Eats Greek Style Pastizzi are a limited edition product that made us say ‘Opa!’†they said.
“We often release limited edition items as a way for us to share new creations with our customers, and we are thrilled when they get such a great response.â€
The pastizzis are from Aldi’s hugely popular Urban Eats range, which earlier this year included $3.69 Bao Buns that had shoppers “raving†about the cheap frozen meal.
Aldi spanakopita supermarket’s ‘best-kept secret’
The bao buns aren’t the only Aldi specialty food to have a cult following.
Last year a $7 spanakopita was labelled the supermarket’s “best-kept secret†by devotees of the savoury snack.
Sydney foodie @mernasfoodfomo shared why she loves the Aldi buy in a TikTok video that went viral, explaining that she will “usually hoard boxes†of the product.
“I’m going to share a little secret with you,†Merna explains in the video. “It’s this spanakopita from Aldi and it’s made in Greece.
“Honestly this is Aldi’s best kept secret, I usually hoard boxes of this,†she said, before sharing the “most satisfying shots†of the cooked product.
It seems plenty of people agreed with Merna, with the video racking up more than 35,000 views from fans of the product, who jokingly chastised the TikTok user for giving away their “secretâ€.
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