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ALDI is giving shoppers the chance to win £100 for a summer feast
Aldi is running a competition to win £100 for a summer feast, with entry closing on 20 September 2026. The supermarket also highlights its recent award as Which? Cheapest Supermarket and showcases a range of summer products, including award-winning burgers and sausages.
As the August bank holiday approaches, Aldi is inviting shoppers to enter a competition for a chance to win £100 towards a summer feast. The promotion, featured by Birmingham Live, Cambridge Evening News, Cheshire Live, and Surrey Advertiser, positions the supermarket as a one-stop destination for gatherings, citing its recent recognition as Which? Cheapest Supermarket every month so far in 2026.
Competition Details
To enter, participants must complete an online entry form, with the competition closing at 11:59pm on Sunday, 20th September 2026. The prize is £100, intended to help cover the cost of a summer spread.
Featured Products
Aldi’s promotion highlights several items for the occasion. For the main course, the supermarket points to its Good Housekeeping-approved Minted Lamb Kebabs (£3.49 for 360g), Specially Selected Wagyu Smash Burgers (£3.99 for 340g), which were named Best Burger in the Good Food Summer Taste Awards, and Specially Selected Pork Sausages (£2.29 for 400g), which have received a Which? Best Buy.
For sides, the retailer suggests Specially Selected Coleslaw (£1.29 for 300g) and Specially Selected Caesar Potato Salad (£1.59 for 250g), alongside Bramwells Peri Peri Mayo (89p for 250g).
To accompany the meal, Aldi introduces its new Piemonte Brachetto Spumante DOC (£5.69 for 75cl), described as a lightly sparkling Italian red aperitif, suitable for relaxed al fresco dining.
Context
Aldi’s promotion comes as the supermarket continues to tout its value credentials, having been named Which? Cheapest Supermarket for every month so far in 2026 according to the promotional material. The competition and product highlights were featured across multiple regional news outlets.
How each outlet told it
Birmingham Live
Framing: Headline emphasizes the prize (£100) and the summer feast context, without specifying product details or entry deadline. — promotional and enthusiastic, supported by phrases like 'perfect excuse' and 'enjoy great value'.
Facts Included:
Aldi is offering a competition to win £100 for a summer feast.
Competition closes at 11:59pm on Sunday 20th September 2026.
Aldi was crowned Which? Cheapest Supermarket every month so far in 2026.
Minted Lamb Kebabs cost £3.49 for 360g.
Specially Selected Wagyu Smash Burgers cost £3.99 for 340g and were named Best Burger in the Good Food Summer Taste Awards.
Specially Selected Pork Sausages cost £2.29 for 400g and were awarded a Which? Best Buy.
Specially Selected Coleslaw costs £1.29 for 300g.
Specially Selected Caesar Potato Salad costs £1.59 for 250g.
Bramwells Peri Peri Mayo costs 89p for 250g.
Piemonte Brachetto Spumante DOC is new and costs £5.69 for 75cl.
Framing: Headline emphasizes the prize (£100) and the summer feast context, without specifying product details or entry deadline. — promotional and enthusiastic, supported by phrases like 'perfect excuse' and 'enjoy great value'.
Facts Included:
Aldi is offering a competition to win £100 for a summer feast.
Competition closes at 11:59pm on Sunday 20th September 2026.
Aldi was crowned Which? Cheapest Supermarket every month so far in 2026.
Minted Lamb Kebabs cost £3.49 for 360g.
Specially Selected Wagyu Smash Burgers cost £3.99 for 340g and were named Best Burger in the Good Food Summer Taste Awards.
Specially Selected Pork Sausages cost £2.29 for 400g and were awarded a Which? Best Buy.
Specially Selected Coleslaw costs £1.29 for 300g.
Specially Selected Caesar Potato Salad costs £1.59 for 250g.
Bramwells Peri Peri Mayo costs 89p for 250g.
Piemonte Brachetto Spumante DOC is new and costs £5.69 for 75cl.
Framing: Headline emphasizes the prize (£100) and the summer feast context, without specifying product details or entry deadline. — promotional and enthusiastic, supported by phrases like 'perfect excuse' and 'enjoy great value'.
Facts Included:
Aldi is offering a competition to win £100 for a summer feast.
Competition closes at 11:59pm on Sunday 20th September 2026.
Aldi was crowned Which? Cheapest Supermarket every month so far in 2026.
Minted Lamb Kebabs cost £3.49 for 360g.
Specially Selected Wagyu Smash Burgers cost £3.99 for 340g and were named Best Burger in the Good Food Summer Taste Awards.
Specially Selected Pork Sausages cost £2.29 for 400g and were awarded a Which? Best Buy.
Specially Selected Coleslaw costs £1.29 for 300g.
Specially Selected Caesar Potato Salad costs £1.59 for 250g.
Bramwells Peri Peri Mayo costs 89p for 250g.
Piemonte Brachetto Spumante DOC is new and costs £5.69 for 75cl.
Framing: Headline emphasizes the prize (£100) and the summer feast context, without specifying product details or entry deadline. — promotional and enthusiastic, supported by phrases like 'perfect excuse' and 'enjoy great value'.
Facts Included:
Aldi is offering a competition to win £100 for a summer feast.
Competition closes at 11:59pm on Sunday 20th September 2026.
Aldi was crowned Which? Cheapest Supermarket every month so far in 2026.
Minted Lamb Kebabs cost £3.49 for 360g.
Specially Selected Wagyu Smash Burgers cost £3.99 for 340g and were named Best Burger in the Good Food Summer Taste Awards.
Specially Selected Pork Sausages cost £2.29 for 400g and were awarded a Which? Best Buy.
Specially Selected Coleslaw costs £1.29 for 300g.
Specially Selected Caesar Potato Salad costs £1.59 for 250g.
Bramwells Peri Peri Mayo costs 89p for 250g.
Piemonte Brachetto Spumante DOC is new and costs £5.69 for 75cl.
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