THE exact date that Aldi is launching its popular Bluey range has been announced – and items are being flogged from just £7.
The budget supermarket is extending its sought-after wooden toy collection with an exclusive range of Bluey toys, inspired by the Aussie cartoon.
The products are emblazoned with the popular children’s TV character – including a special edition Wooden Kitchen.
Aldi has revealed that the range will be available in stores from October 24 to November 7.
But the German supermarket warned that shoppers will need to act fast if they want to grab the Specialbuys items.
Kids can get their hands on the Aldi exclusive toy set for just £20 – and it comes packed with cupboard essentials.
This includes wooden pasta, almond milk, pizza and cereal – and it’s even got a a wooden scanner to help kids role play.
Playtime can be made even more immersive with Aldi’s fun wooden cash register.
The charming set includes a register, scanner, conveyor belt, till screen, name tag, and food accessories.
It boasts state-of-the-art features like wooden coins, notes, a bank card, and a card reader to facilitate different payment options.
And for the more car-obsessed little ones, the wooden mechanic set includes a jump start battery, power leads, bulbs, tyres, windscreen wash, motor oil and engine parts.
The kit is also complete with with DIY essentials like a screwdriver, spanner, nuts and bolts, and has everything they need to fix, shine and polish the Heeler’s car.
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Kids who are ready to whip up their favourite dishes will be delighted with the Bluey Kitchen.
The most pricey of the bunch, this Aldi exclusive is sure to be a fan favourite.
It’s equipped with pots and pans, colander, casserole dish, spatula, spoon, knife – perfect for budding chefs.
The set has a chopping board, plate, mug, chalkboard and an interactive hob featuring lights and sounds inside.
Aldi say the wooden culinary heaven should provide hours of imaginative play and it’s available in stores from November 7.
Parents will also be able to pick up playtime goodies like the Bluey Figures, perfect for young children and toddlers.
What’s more, this easel is sure to appeal to artsy tots – sure to encourage creativity with a choice of magnetic or chalk-based drawing.
Once they’re all tuckered out, the talking sleepy time Bluey soft toy makes the perfect bedtime companion.
And you can nab a simple Bluey Soft Toy for just £6.99.
These are inspired by Bluey episodes, with each set including accessories to play as a postman or baker.
With the exception of the Bluey Kitchen set which is only available from November 7, the entire range is in store from October 24.
The launch follows the success of the Bluey plush chair which was released earlier this year.
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