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New Lidl £5 ornament similar to £65 Harrods version out Sunday 'perfect for winter'

New Lidl £5 ornament similar to £65 Harrods version out Sunday 'perfect for winter'
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New Lidl £5 ornament similar to £65 Harrods version out Sunday 'perfect for winter' The new item may be of interest to bargain-hunters who like the look of high-end products on a budget Lidl is introducing a new item in stores this weekend as part of a new Middle Aisle update. Shoppers may be impressed by the item, which not only costs just shy of £5, but also looks similar to a pricier version at Harrods. It comes as the budget supermarket is releasing a huge wave of new Christmas items...

New Lidl £5 ornament similar to £65 Harrods version out Sunday 'perfect for winter' The new item may be of interest to bargain-hunters who like the look of high-end products on a budget Lidl is introducing a new item in stores this weekend as part of a new Middle Aisle update. Shoppers may be impressed by the item, which not only costs just shy of £5, but also looks similar to a pricier version at Harrods. It comes as the budget supermarket is releasing a huge wave of new Christmas items this weekend. While it is launching Christmas lighting, decorations, wrapping paper, and cards this Thursday (November 5), a second major wave of indoor 'Christmas Décor' drops in stores this Sunday, November 8, ideal for the winter months - with 51 days left until Christmas Day. One item coming to stores on Sunday is the Livarno Countdown Nutcracker for £4.99. Lidl describes the festive decorative ornament as a "traditional nutcracker figure made from hand-painted wood". Key features of the figurine include: - Contains 100% FSC-certified wood - Free-standing - Height: 35cm - For indoor use only Shoppers can choose from three nutcracker designs in total, including a Bear Nutcracker and a Traditional Cracker. However, the Countdown Nutcracker could save shoppers money compared to a pricier version on the market. Ensure our latest shopping headlines always appear at the top of your Google Search by making us a Preferred Source. Click here to activate or add us as a Preferred Source in your Google search settings Can Harrods fans save money by shopping at Lidl? Harrods is selling a Kurt S Adler Nutcracker Calendar Ornament for £64.95. The product description on the Harrods website reads: "Crafted from wood, this Kurt S Adler ornament introduces the classic figure into your decor repertoire and also features a calendar to make the countdown to the big day that little bit more enchanting." The Lidl Livarno Countdown Nutcracker and the Kurt S Adler nutcracker from Harrods look similar because they share an almost-identical festive design concept. Both are traditional, hand-painted wooden figures standing tall on a red platform, holding a green 'Days 'til Christmas' countdown block. They both feature matching details, including bright blue eyes, a black moustache, a white fluffy beard, a red jacket, gold shoulder detailing, round wooden hands, white trousers and black boots. However, they are both wearing different headwear. And while Lidl's red platform is round, Harrods' is square. For anyone looking to save money, the Lidl nutcracker could be a budget-friendly alternative to the Harrods figurine for those who like its look but prefer to keep spending to a minimum. At just £4.99, it offers the same style and holiday charm as the Harrods version, which costs £64.95. Are there any differences between the two? One of the biggest differences between the two is the size. The Harrods nutcracker is slightly larger, standing at about 40.5cm tall, while the Lidl version is just a bit smaller at 35cm. There is also a major difference in how you buy them. The Harrods nutcracker is sold as a single premium designer item, whereas Lidl offers its countdown style as part of a three-piece collection.
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