The cheap and cheerful item which saw a buying frenzy last year is back – and it’s been labelled so good one shopper admits to “hoarding boxes” of it.
“It’s beautiful, buttery and crunchy on the outside and then you’ve got this gorgeous spinach and ricotta mix on the inside,” Merna said.It seems plenty of people agreed with Merna, with the video racking up more than 35,000 views from fans of the product, who jokingly chastised the TikTok user for giving away their “secret”.
Aldi’s spanakopita has appeared in stores as limited edition item over the last few years and has proved popular with shoppers. You can now feel a range of emotions as you tuck into the potato treat from happy to sad, shocked and even a little devilish.
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