With the back-to-school season in full swing, families across Scotland may be feeling the strain of rising costs.
From stationery to uniforms, the expenses can quickly add up, leaving many parents and guardians worried about how they will afford the essentials.
To help ease the burden, discount retailer Aldi Scotland has a wide range of high-quality Scottish lunchbox and snack essentials on offer, with the average lunchbox totalling just £2.17.*
Customers can choose from Aldi’s Authentic Scottish Bakeries Morning Rolls (69p for a pack of four) or White Sub Rolls (85p for a pack of four).
When it comes to fillings, Nature’s Glen Ayrshire Cooked Ham (£1.75 for six slices – 125g pack) or Glen Lochy Scottish Mild Coloured Cheddar Slices (£1.99 for a pack of ten) are both available.
And there’s no scrimping on snacks either, with Rowan Glen’s Low Fat Bio Yoghurts, which come in strawberry, raspberry, peach melba and toffee, available for just 49p a tub (125g). Aldi’s Nature’s Pick Strawberries are also available at just £1.99 for a 400g punnet.
Graham Nicolson, Regional Managing Director, Aldi Scotland, said: “As families prepare for the back-to-school season, we understand that financial pressures can take their toll. Aldi Scotland is committed to helping parents stretch their budgets without compromising on quality, which is evident through our range of Scottish products.
“Our wide range of lunchbox essentials is carefully selected to offer the best value, so you can pack nutritious meals for your children at prices that won’t break the bank.”
To find your nearest Aldi, visit here.
*based on one Scottish morning roll, one slice of ham, one slice of cheese, one yoghurt and 100g of strawberries.
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