If you're looking for great deals on everything from pet toys to garden décor, Aldi's center aisle is your best bet.
If you're looking for beauty or kitchen products, it might be a good idea to head to your local store, as there will be plenty of options on shelves this week.
“Some of the products hitting Aldi shelves this week,” the clip, shared on the store's official TikTok page (@aldiuk), said.
If you're a beauty fan looking for instant glowing skin, listen up!
Among the bargains is Lacura's 'Stay Illuminated Highlighter', which retails for just £3.49.
Available in Radiant Rose or Champagne, this silky smooth, lightweight liquid highlighter gives you the perfect glow with a soft, luminous finish.
Amazing beauty products I found today
Aldi shoppers
Another popular staple make-up item is Lacura's 'Sweet Blusher', which also retails for £3.49.
This lightweight, buildable liquid blush is the perfect addition to your daily routine – plus, it can be used as both a lip tint and a cheek tint.
Beauty lovers can also pick up Lacura's Brightening Concealer, priced at £3.99.
Formulated with Vitamin C and caffeine, it's said to provide lightweight, full coverage, a healthy glow and last for “up to 12 hours.”
And they haven't forgotten about your hair, because Wondermask is now in stores for the bargain price of just £4.99.
Suitable for all hair types, it aims to give your hair a super salon feel at a fraction of the cost.
Meanwhile there's a great range of kitchen appliances on offer, including a Scandi milk heater & frother for £19.99.
The 360 Cordless Jug is a great treat as it can heat milk and froth hot or cold milk.
And finally, shoppers can also buy the Ambiano portable blender for just £12.99, meaning they can make delicious smoothies and healthy shakes wherever they are.
The post has since gone viral, garnering a whopping 48,000 views and numerous comments from shoppers, many of whom snap Here are some new items in the center aisle.
“Found some amazing beauty today!!” one person wrote.
A second commented: “I bought a milk frother, blush and highlighter today and can't wait to use it all.”
“I love Middle Isle,” a third gushed.
Meanwhile, a fourth joked: “I want a milk frother. But do I need a milk frother?”
Meanwhile, those desperate to grab a bargain said they arrived a little too late.
When will supermarkets have yellow sticker sales?
The timing of when supermarkets reduce prices on products varies by store.
Here's a rough guide per supermarket:
Aldi
Aldi uses red stickers to indicate discounts on fresh products such as bread, meat, fruit and vegetables.
This is when the last day of the expiration date is reached.
Items with red stickers are often seen at opening and closing times.
MS
Markdown times vary by store, but are most likely to occur close to closing time.
Asda
Asda told Which? that the yellow stickers will be placed twice a day, in the morning and in the evening.
Coop
Co-op told The Sun that its discount sales usually apply around four hours before stores close.
Riddle
Lidl follows a similar process to Asda and Aldi by lowering prices twice a day.
However, individual stores may choose to lower prices throughout the day.
Morrisons
Online shoppers say Morrisons has the best deals first thing in the morning.
However, the store told Which? there is no specific time frame for the yellow sticker price cuts.
Sainsbury's
Sainsbury's told The Sun that it was at the discretion of store managers whether to offer the discount.
But shoppers say the best deals are in the evenings, from 6pm onwards.
Tesco
Tesco said it had not decided on a specific time for the price cuts, but most people saw them starting at 6pm.
Waitrose
As with most other stores, Waitrose shoppers say the best deals can be found before the store closes.
However, the store says it has not decided on a specific time for putting up the yellow stickers.
“Went to Aldi today and didn't check the middle aisle. Please tell me they'll have it in tomorrow,” one person commented.
Aldi responded: “These products have just launched today so you need to get yours now.”
“Hopefully you'll find it in your local store tomorrow.”
Another person commented: “Please provide more stock in the stores. I went to one store at 9.15am and the other at 9.30am and everything was sold out.”
