Aldi is launching a range of "supersized" steaks ahead of Father's Day, promising meat feasts that are "fit for a king".
Landing in stores on June 12 will be a range of new and returning "fan favourites".
The discount supermarket will bring back the "mighty" 28oz Godfather Steak, priced at £11.99.
It will also introduce a "UK supermarket first" with its Specially Selected Bone-in Wagyu Sirloin, priced at £31.99 per kg.
Aldi shoppers can enjoy 'restaurant-level richness at unbeatable value' from June 12
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The returning Godfather Steak is described by the supermarket as a "hulking British rump cut that has been matured for 21 days for maximum succulence, tenderness and flavour".
Aldi said the premium Wagyu offering provides shoppers with savings of 94 per cent compared to similar steaks at London's top restaurants.
Indeed, the supermarket promised that its full range of Father's Day steaks delivers "restaurant-level richness at unbeatable value".
The Big Daddy Rump Steak returns at £6.79 for a 425g cut, described as a "Father's Day staple" that is "thick-cut and packed with flavour".
Aldi's 40-Day Aged steak range starts from £5.69, featuring cuts aged for 25 days using traditional dry-ageing, followed by 15 days wet-ageing for "extra tenderness".
The aged collection includes a 40-Day Aged Salt Dry Aberdeen Angus Sirloin Steak at £6.29 for 227g, offering "exceptional marbling with steakhouse flavour".
The 40-Day Aged Aberdeen Angus Ribeye Steak is priced at £6.69 for 227g.
Aldi's wider steak range includes a 30-Day Matured Aberdeen Angus Fillet Steak priced at £7.49 for 170g, described as a "delicately tender premium cut".
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The retailer also offers Aberdeen Angus Twin Pack Steaks with Butter Toppers at £7.49 for 400g, available with either Garlic & Sea Salt or Red Wine & Shallot butter.
A 21-Day Matured Sirloin Steak is available at £5.19 for 195g, positioned as a great value tender steak option.
For sweet-toothed shoppers who want to enjoy a treat after their steak, Aldi has launched a dessert that "leaves shoppers wanting more".
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