Aldi's $6.99 Frozen Pizza Sparks Frenzy Among Shoppers
Customers rave about the Italian-made margherita pizza, calling it a 'best-kept secret' and a delicious, budget-friendly option.
Aldi shoppers are reportedly in a state of delight over the grocery chain's $6.99 Numero Uno margherita pizza, with many describing the frozen Italian-made product as a standout item. The woodfired pizza has become a popular choice for consumers seeking convenient and flavorful meals.
Customers have expressed surprise at the quality of the frozen pizza, with some noting its resemblance to authentic Italian pizza. "The dough is so soft inside but crunchy on the outside. This is so good. The tomato paste is so flavourful. 10 out of 10," said one shopper named Claudia, who described the pizza as tasting like "the real deal." Her partner was quoted as saying, "That's not real, that can't be a bloody box pizza, right? Oh my god, I'm in heaven."
Some shoppers have taken to elevating the pizza by adding their own toppings. Eisha-Marie Eisel shared a method for enhancing the pizza, adding ingredients such as red onion, prosciutto, and bocconcini before baking. She then topped the pizza with fresh rocket and a drizzle of olive oil, estimating that two pizzas, two garlic breads for a family of five could be prepared for under $28. "Just like what you get in an Italian restaurant, that crust is so fluffy and crisp," she commented.
The pizza's popularity has led to instances of it selling out in stores, with many shoppers taking to social media to share their experiences. "I went to Aldi to get one today and the freezer was empty! All gone! Sold out. Secret is out," one customer reported. Others have expressed concern that the growing buzz might lead to frequent shortages of their "best-kept secret."
Customers have described the pizza as a go-to for easy dinners, with many keeping a box in their freezer for such occasions. The enthusiastic reception has contributed to its widespread appeal and rapid depletion from freezer sections.