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Dayna Farrington & Ria Tesia

'I bought a £3.30 Aldi Magic Bag and got £13 worth of food including lamb steaks'

Aldi's partnership with Too Good To Go means it is one of the latest grocers trying to curb food wastage by selling surplus food in 'magic bags'. Money-savvy shoppers can download the free app, search for an Aldi store in the vicinity and pick up an available bag.

After a successful trial last year, the supermarket announced last week that Too Good To Go will be available at all its stores in the UK. In a recent tweet that has been viewed over 138,000 times, Aldi wrote: "We've teamed up with Too Good To Go to help reduce food waste, find out how to rescue a bag of goodies worth at least £10** for just £3.30."

Other stores that have partnered with the innovative app include Morrisons, SPAR and M&S. Reporter Dayna Farrington tried a 'magic bag' from Aldi, and wrote about her experience in BirminghamLive, an undertaking which she says 'wasn't easy' due to the availability of the bags.

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