Lidl is selling a pigs in blankets pizza for Christmas this year.
The supermarket is launching the pizza this Thursday (December 5) and it costs just £3.29.
The festive treat is made from a stone-baked sourdough pizza base and topped with Mediterranean-style tomato sauce, red onions, cranberry sauce and pigs in blankets.
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However, if you’re looking to pick one up, you better hurry when they launch because the pizzas will only be in stores while stocks last.
Lidl is selling a whole range of pigs in blankets-inspired food this festive period.
The range includes a yard-long Pig in Blanket for £4.49, a six-pack of British Pork Stuffing Parcels for £2.79 and Chicken in Blankets for £2.79.
We recently revealed that Asda is selling pigs in blankets sausage rolls for Christmas.
The festive treats are made up of seasoned sausage meat wrapped in streaky bacon and then hand-rolled in puff pastry.
They cost just 99p and are cooked in stores so customers can enjoy a fresh out the oven experience.
A spokesperson for Asda told the Mirror: “Our Christmas sandwich range is always popular with customers every year and this year we wanted to create something that’s also made for on-the-go eating and includes a family favourite – pigs in blankets.
We hope that customers will enjoy the sausage roll and we’re certain that it will become a lunchtime staple.
“Asda’s Pig in Blanket Sausage Roll is a delicious take on a Christmas classic, and what’s more, it’s produced in the UK.
“We hope that customers will enjoy the sausage roll and we’re certain that it will become a lunchtime staple.”
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Meanwhile, you can now buy a Christmas dinner pizza topped with a Yorkshire pudding and gravy.
Twisted Slice has unveiled the limited-edition pizza which also features brussel sprouts, pork sage and onion stuffing balls, pigs in blankets and cranberry sauce.
The pizza will be available on Uber Eats until December 22 and costs £10.
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