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New Aldi £5.99 'munch' tin similar to £10 M&S version hits shelves
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New Aldi £5.99 'munch' tin similar to £10 M&S version hits shelves This year's Aldi munch tin features an all-new recipe to make it even Christmassier Many shoppers will have seen Marks and Spencer’s viral £10 'munch' tins all over TikTok. But now a similar tin has landed in Aldi stores for almost half the price. The budget-friendly supermarket revealed its classic Christmas Munch
New Aldi £5.99 'munch' tin similar to £10 M&S version hits shelves
This year's Aldi munch tin features an all-new recipe to make it even Christmassier
Many shoppers will have seen Marks and Spencer’s viral £10 'munch' tins all over TikTok. But now a similar tin has landed in Aldi stores for almost half the price. The budget-friendly supermarket revealed its classic Christmas Munch Mix tin has landed in stores for just £5.99, meaning fans can stock up early.
It hit shelves this week, with stores stocking it as of September 20. Packed with a mix of sweet and salty snacking favourites, shoppers can dive into a combination of fruit-flavour gummy sweets, rich toffee popcorn, crunchy salted pretzels, milk chocolate beans, and milk chocolate-coated balls.
Plus, new this year, Aldi has added festive chocolate snowballs. They boast milk chocolate in crisp sugar shells, alongside a brand-new festive sweet mix.
Aldi's new Christmas Munch Mix Tin, which costs £5.99, weighs 350g. It shares similar features to the M&S 'Original Very Merry Munch' tin, which costs £10 for 460g.
Inside, it contains a mix of milk and white chocolate popcorn, dark chocolate pretzels, milk chocolate peanut clusters and caramel almonds. It's not the only tin Marks and Spencer sells. Its latest addition to its iconic range of Munch tins is 'Gimme S'more Munch'.
Marks and Spencer's description of the tin reads: "[It's] a sweet-and-salty mix that's made for sharing. Expect cookie fudge clusters, fluffy marshmallows, caramel buttons and white chocolate-coated popcorn with sugar-coated milk chocolate, salted pretzels and milk chocolate-coated biscuit pieces for a moreish medley of flavours and textures."
Although sold by different retailers, the tins are very similar. And if you are looking to save money, Aldi's is more affordable.
The new finds have been shared on Facebook, with one snack review group loving the product. One shopper wrote: "That tin looks better than other years."
Another said: "That's really nice". While a third loved the Marks and Spencer tin, writing: "Nice but not as nice as Marks and Spencer's ones."
Another page, Money Saver By Dansway, also shared the new tin. One person tagged their friend, and in excitement said: "It's back!!!"