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From Thursday

Availability is limited and these popular toys tend to go fast

From Thursday 8 October, both Aldi and Lidl are launching their annual wooden toy events. Aldi has 50+ toys from £3.99, while Lidl has 140+ from £1.79. Lidl Plus members (free to join) can also get an extra 10% off Lidl's range until Wednesday 14 October.

Some examples at Aldi include:

  • Kitchen - £29.99

  • Supermarket playset - £29.99

  • Vanity table with mirror & stool - £34.99

  • Dollhouse - £34.99

Selection of wooden children's toys including a play kitchen, multi-storey dolls' house and dressing table set displayed in a bedroom setting.

Some examples at Lidl include:

  • Tabletop grill - £14.99 (£13.49 with Lidl Plus)

  • Ice cream cart - £17.99 (£16.99 with Lidl Plus)

  • Double-sided easel - £17.99 (£16.99 with Lidl Plus)

  • Disney Princess castle - £29.99 (£26.99 with Lidl Plus)

Wooden toy barbecue set with pretend food skewers on a grill, alongside a wooden ice cream stand and a children's easel in a playroom.

See 'More info' below for an extended list of products at both supermarkets.

Stock is limited and these toys have proved popular in previous years, so it's best to go quick if there's something you want. At Aldi, there's a limit of two wooden toy products per customer.

Which wooden toy sale is best?

While Lidl has the bigger selection, Aldi is generally cheaper on comparable larger playsets. For example, Aldi's wooden kitchen costs £29.99, compared with £49.99 at Lidl (or £44.99 with Lidl Plus), while Aldi's vanity table is £34.99 versus £39.99 at Lidl (or £35.99 with Lidl Plus).

How do these prices compare to other retailers?

From what we've seen, Aldi and Lidl tend to be among the cheapest places to buy larger wooden playsets. For example, Aldi's wooden kitchen is £29.99, compared with £80 for one at John Lewis. Similar wooden kitchens often cost £55 to £75 at Amazon.

See more toy deals.

More info

Below are the products and prices Aldi and Lidl have provided for this year's wooden toy events:

Aldi wooden toys

  • Dollhouse - £34.99

  • Vanity table - £34.99

  • Children's learning tower - £34.99

  • Modern kitchen - £29.99

  • Country kitchen - £29.99

  • 2-in-1 market stall / cinema counter & kebab takeaway food cart - £29.99

  • Piano / drum kit - £29.99

  • Aldi supermarket - £29.99

  • Bike / rider - £24.99

  • Play worlds - £24.99

  • Pirate ship / castle - £24.99

  • Downhill racetrack - £24.99

  • Children's table with chairs - £24.99

  • Kids' bookshelf - £19.99

  • Creator maker station - £19.99

  • Tabletop assortment - £19.99

  • Medical / vet table - £19.99

  • Stackable washing machine - £17.99

  • Stackable dishwasher - £17.99

  • Fridge - £17.99

  • Foldout playsets - £17.99

  • Railway sets - £14.99

  • Fantasy assortment - £14.99

  • Dollhouse furniture - £14.99

  • Till / shopping basket - £12.99

  • Kitchen appliances - £12.99

  • Advent calendar - £12.99

  • Doll furniture - £11.99

  • Kitchen sets - £11.99

  • Kitchen accessories - £9.99

  • Doll-care accessories - £9.99

  • Animal train - £9.99

  • Activity board / cubes - £9.99

  • Nurture sets - £9.99

  • Musician set - £8.99

  • Building blocks - £8.99

  • Food crates and platters - £8.99

  • Role-play bags - £7.99

  • Large vehicles - £7.99

  • Characters - £7.99

  • Hammer set / ramp racer - £7.19

  • Role-play belts / vest - £7.19

  • Grocery sets - £6.99

  • Sweets assortment - £6.99

  • Meal sets - £6.99

  • Cake assortment - £6.99

  • Vehicle box set - £6.99

  • Role-play puzzles - £6.99

  • Magnetic assortment - £6.99

  • Pots and pans sets - £5.99

  • Puzzles - £4.99

  • Small vehicles - £3.99

Lidl wooden toys

  • Food truck - £39.99 (£35.99 with Lidl Plus)

  • Play kitchen - £49.99 (£44.99 with Lidl Plus)

  • Dressing table and stool - £39.99 (£35.99 with Lidl Plus)

  • Disney Princess castle - £29.99 (£26.99 with Lidl Plus)

  • Fridge / washing machine - £19.99 (£17.99 with Lidl Plus)

  • Play kitchenette / shop - £24.99 (£22.49 with Lidl Plus)

  • Double-sided easel - £17.99 (£16.99 with Lidl Plus)

  • Ice cream cart / sweet-shop cart - £17.99 (£16.99 with Lidl Plus)

  • Pizza oven / magic cauldron - £14.99 (£13.49 with Lidl Plus)

  • Tabletop grill / bakery - £14.99 (£13.49 with Lidl Plus)

  • Kitchen accessory - £14.99 (£13.49 with Lidl Plus)

  • First train set - £4.99 (£4.49 with Lidl Plus)

  • Vehicles box - £6.99 (£6.29 with Lidl Plus)

  • Construction-site / amusement-park train set - £24.99 (£22.49 with Lidl Plus)

  • Farm / dinosaur train set - £14.99 (£13.49 with Lidl Plus)

  • Vehicle set - £3.99 (£3.59 with Lidl Plus)

  • Remote-control train - £9.99 (£8.99 with Lidl Plus)

  • Stacking train - £7.99 (£7.19 with Lidl Plus)

  • Learning toy - £9.99 (£8.99 with Lidl Plus)

  • Sound puzzle - £7.99 (£7.19 with Lidl Plus)

  • Educational game - £7.99 (£7.19 with Lidl Plus)

  • Hape Baby Einstein musical instruments - £12.99 (£11.69 with Lidl Plus)

  • Ride-on car / rocking horse - £19.99 (£17.99 with Lidl Plus)

  • Animals box - £7.99 (£7.19 with Lidl Plus)

  • Food play set - £4.99 (£4.49 with Lidl Plus)

  • Learning puzzle - £3.99 (£3.59 with Lidl Plus)

  • Role-play set - £7.99 (£7.19 with Lidl Plus)

  • Dollhouse furniture - £4.99 (£4.49 with Lidl Plus)

  • Puzzle - £1.79

65,000 available

Click & post coupon via Netmums. Collect in-store at Aldi

If you go via this Netmums link, you can get a voucher for a free full-size pack of 24 Mamia 'Newborn Premium Dry Fast' nappies (normally 85p) which you can redeem in-store at Aldi, while stock lasts.

The nappies come in a 'Size 1', which Aldi says fits babies weighing between 4-11lbs (2-5kg). Netmums says the coupon will be posted within two weeks.

If you're looking for ways to budget for your baby, see our tips and tricks to save with a baby or toddler.

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How to get this freebie

Simply fill out the Netmums online form with your name, address and email – Netmums says the voucher will be posted to you within two weeks.

It's one pack per person (but a parent and grandparent could each do it), and once you’ve received your voucher, show it at the checkout in any Aldi store (find your nearest). We can’t guarantee your local will have the nappies in stock so it’s best to do it as part of a bigger shop rather than making a special trip.

If you haven't received your voucher within two weeks, email producttrials@netmums.com. Netmums has confirmed your data is only shared with a third party fulfilment company so it can send your voucher, and won’t be used for any other purpose.

What is Netmums?

Netmums is an online community for parents. Its site includes a range of topics and content including recipes, product reviews, courses, a newsletter and a forum known as 'Coffee House', to share advice and get support from others going through the same experience.

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Aldi £5 full school uniform set

Go quick

From Sunday 28 June, Aldi is offering a full school uniform for ages 4-12 for £5 in stores (find your nearest), while stocks last.

This is part of Aldi's 'Specialbuys' promotion where stock isn't usually replenished, so go quickly if this is something you're after as it's been very popular in previous years.

What's included?

  • Sweatshirt – £1.50

  • Cardigan – £1.50

  • 2x polo shirts – £1.75

  • Girl's pleated skirt – £1.75

  • Boy's trousers – £1.75

  • Boy's cargo shorts – £1.75

Regardless of size, the prices stay the same, so it's no more expensive to kit out the bigger kids than the little'uns. Aldi also has a 12-month guarantee on its uniforms.

Don't have an Aldi near you? Lidl is also offering £5 school uniform.

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Vegetables from 4p per packet – save up to 95%

1kg carrots, 500g parsnips, a swede and more

Planning a big roast for Easter? You'll want to hop to it this week to get mega-cheap vegetables. Much like we see at Christmas, some of the major supermarkets are reducing the price of selected packets of veg leading up to Easter.

So far, Aldi, Lidl and Morrisons have dropped the price of carrots, parsnips and a swede down to 4p. Aldi and Lidl are also selling other selected veg at 8p each. Sainsbury's and Tesco have knocked prices down to 15p a packet, while Asda is doing it slightly differently, running a 'five vegetables for £1' offer.

Supermarkets are constantly price matching, so we could see the cost of veg chopped even further, and we'll update here if there are any changes.

Here's the full list of where you can bag a veggie bargain:

Aldi, in stores
Available now until Sunday 5 April

  • 4p parsnips (500g) – were 74p, saving 95%

  • 4p carrots (1kg) – were 69p, saving 94%

  • 4p swede (each) – was 62p, saving 94%

  • 8p white potatoes (2kg) – were £1.32, saving 94%

  • 8p brown onions (1kg) – were 99p, saving 92%

  • 8p 'XL' loose garlic (each) – was 39p, saving 79%

Lidl, in stores
Available now until Saturday 4 April

Morrisons*, in stores & online, with More Card membership (free to join*)
Available now until Sunday 5 April

Tesco*, in stores & online, with Clubcard membership (free to join*)
Available now until Monday 6 April

Sainsbury's, in stores & online, with Nectar membership (free to join)
Available now until Sunday 5 April

Asda, in stores & online
Available now until Monday 6 April

Any of these five vegetables for £1 (20p each)

If you bought the five most expensive vegetables for £1, you'd be saving 73%.

These are great deals, but only buy what you can use to avoid food waste. Make sure you have a plan for how you’ll store or use your vegetables. Rosemary Brotchie, Senior Specialist at the Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP) told us:

“While supermarkets selling cheaper vegetables over Easter makes it more affordable to feed bigger groups, it can be tempting to buy more than we need. Make vegetables last longer by storing them in the fridge – in fact, all fresh fruit and vegetables (including potatoes) should be kept refrigerated, apart from onions, bananas and whole pineapples. For vegetables that you may not use before they go off, the freezer is your friend – most fresh veg can be blanched then frozen, keeping it fresh for months to come.”

For full tips, see our 15 ways to stop wasting food and drink blog.

Looking for some culinary inspiration? Or know how you're going to make the most of your cheap veg? Let us know on the MSE Forum.

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About Aldi

Below are today's top Aldi offers, fully checked and verified by the MSE Deals team. If there aren't any vouchers available, you can still make significant savings with weekly offers and special buys. New Aldi special offers and vouchers are available regularly, so keep an eye on this page for all the latest promotions.

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