As much as we all love the holidays, there's no denying that they can be a bit of a stressful time.

There's so much to think about – presents, travel plans, family gatherings... not to mention what you're going to cook for everyone!

If you're struggling to come up with something new and exciting for your holiday menu this year, then look no further because ALDI has got you covered.

The German supermarket giant has just debuted a new Christmas-themed treat that is getting Aussies excited on social media. And trust us when we say that they looks delicious!

The limited-edition Turkey Breast Christmas Tree Nuggets 350g are now available for purchase at ALDI stores nationwide.

These succulent nuggets are ideal as a quick snack or as an addition to your Christmas lunch this December. Credit: ALDI.

These nuggets are made with 100% Australian-sourced chicken and turkey meat (which is hormone-free), that have been minced and formed into delicious Christmas tree shapes before being covered in a golden crumb.

They sound pretty fancy but don't worry – they're actually very easy to prepare. Just pop them in the oven or airfryer and you're good to go.

And at only $5.99 per pack, they won't break the bank either!

The limited-edition treat captured the attention of hundreds of shoppers online, with many expressing their excitement for the juicy nuggets.

One person wrote: 'Hope they still have them closer to Christmas cos they can’t be frozen and they wouldn’t last till then for various reasons.'

'Tried them out last night and they were delicious,' another said.

A third chimed in: 'Guess what I’m adding to my Xmas platter!'

'This is a must for Christmas.' said one more.

Key Takeaways

• ALDI has released a new product just in time for the festive season - turkey breast chicken nuggets in the shape of Christmas trees.
• The nuggets are available in the supermarket’s freezer section and retail for $5.99.
• Social media users have reacted positively to the news, with many expressing excitement at the prospect of trying the new Christmas food.

Will you be giving these ‘tree-shaped’ chicken nuggets a try, members? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

 

[mylittletibbies]

Reckon the kids would love them.

 

[JayKay]

My son spent Christmas Day on his own last year.
He told me he bought some turkey flavoured Christmas tree shaped nuggets for his Christmas dinner.
It made me very sad, but it also showed me the tradition of Christmas dinner was important to him.
I'm spending Christmas on my own this year, in another state from my son, so I might find a few buses to get to an Aldi store for my Christmas lunch.

 

[BabsL]

As much as we all love the holidays, there's no denying that they can be a bit of a stressful time.

There's so much to think about – presents, travel plans, family gatherings... not to mention what you're going to cook for everyone!

If you're struggling to come up with something new and exciting for your holiday menu this year, then look no further because ALDI has got you covered.

The German supermarket giant has just debuted a new Christmas-themed treat that is getting Aussies excited on social media. And trust us when we say that they looks delicious!

The limited-edition Turkey Breast Christmas Tree Nuggets 350g are now available for purchase at ALDI stores nationwide.

These succulent nuggets are ideal as a quick snack or as an addition to your Christmas lunch this December. Credit: ALDI.

These nuggets are made with 100% Australian-sourced chicken and turkey meat (which is hormone-free), that have been minced and formed into delicious Christmas tree shapes before being covered in a golden crumb.

They sound pretty fancy but don't worry – they're actually very easy to prepare. Just pop them in the oven or airfryer and you're good to go.

And at only $5.99 per pack, they won't break the bank either!

The limited-edition treat captured the attention of hundreds of shoppers online, with many expressing their excitement for the juicy nuggets.

One person wrote: 'Hope they still have them closer to Christmas cos they can’t be frozen and they wouldn’t last till then for various reasons.'

'Tried them out last night and they were delicious,' another said.

A third chimed in: 'Guess what I’m adding to my Xmas platter!'

'This is a must for Christmas.' said one more.

Key Takeaways

• ALDI has released a new product just in time for the festive season - turkey breast chicken nuggets in the shape of Christmas trees.
• The nuggets are available in the supermarket’s freezer section and retail for $5.99.
• Social media users have reacted positively to the news, with many expressing excitement at the prospect of trying the new Christmas food.

Will you be giving these ‘tree-shaped’ chicken nuggets a try, members? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

All depends on the amount of meat in them! Will NOT buy these in Turkey, Chicken, or Fish if there is less than 51% meat content. Less than 51% means you are buying fillers = junk!
Better to buy mince, add own flavours & spices, then gently roll out and use shape-cutters to make yr own that you know will taste good, you can freeze, and make when ever you want.

 

[BabsL]

My son spent Christmas Day on his own last year.
He told me he bought some turkey flavoured Christmas tree shaped nuggets for his Christmas dinner.
It made me very sad, but it also showed me the tradition of Christmas dinner was important to him.
I'm spending Christmas on my own this year, in another state from my son, so I might find a few buses to get to an Aldi store for my Christmas lunch.

My Christmas meal last year was Cruskits and some cheese. This year it may be Cruskits with Vegemite. Being and living totally alone is not fab on ‘special’ days, and there’s nothing you can do about it, except be glad you are not driving in heavy traffic.

 

[Petra]

I can't eat anything that has batters around it.

 

[Ricci]

Christmas dinner this year will be a rolled chicken breast roast that I bought in Woolies marked down, brought home and froze. I might have a salad with it, it'll have to be with cos lettuce as lately iceberg has been giving me awful indigestion!

 

[Zoya]

Christmas dinner this year will be a rolled chicken breast roast that I bought in Woolies marked down, brought home and froze. I might have a salad with it, it'll have to be with cos lettuce as lately iceberg has been giving me awful indigestion!

Sounds yum.