Aldi is getting into the Halloween spirit early by launching a ceramic dish in the shape of a pumpkin. The striking dish costs £19.99 and is a fraction of the cost of the market leader by Staub, which retails at £199.95.
James Martin is one of the celebrities who reportedly uses Staub cookware. Staub's version of the pumpkin appears to be seen on the James Martin Home Comforts slow cooking episode where he cooks up a feast of slow-cooked treats.
The budget Aldi dish can be pre-ordered online now and will be available in-store from October 9. The oven dish is part of Aldi's Specialbuys, meaning once they are gone, no amount of wishing will bring them back.