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Aldi pizza delivery - Manchester / Edinburgh / Cardiff - The Ultimate Takeaway pizza 11.5 inches + free delivery
Aldi pizza delivery - Manchester / Edinburgh / Cardiff - The Ultimate Takeaway pizza 11.5 inches + free delivery
Aldi pizza delivery - Manchester / Edinburgh / Cardiff - The Ultimate Takeaway pizza 11.5 inches + free delivery
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Posted 18 September 2023

Aldi pizza delivery - Manchester / Edinburgh / Cardiff - The Ultimate Takeaway pizza 11.5 inches + free delivery

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Aldi is to start its first ever pizza delivery service across three cities on Tuesday October 3rd, serving up its brand-new Ultimate Takeaway range. You can pre-order pizzas £3.99 each now (choice of three 11.5 inch pizzas), no delivery cost. Launching across three locations across the UK to begin with including Manchester (M13 & 15), Edinburgh (EH2 & 3) and Cardiff (CF10 & 11). Seems a good price for a 11.5 inch pizza cooked and delivered to your door, if in your area.


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There are three pizzas to choose from, max 2 pizzas per household


The Ultimate Takeaway Texas Style BBQ Chicken & Bacon 11.5 inches

Bell pepper, bacon, and cheddar slathered in deliciously tangy BBQ sauce combine to make this Texan classic pizza.

The Ultimate Takeaway The Meaty One 11.5 inches

The ultimate combination of meat favourites including pork meatballs, sizzling sausage, pepperoni and smoky bacon make up this decadent pizza delight.

The Ultimate Takeaway The Banger 11.5 inches

This pizza combines tasty chorizo, spicy sausage and smoky hot dog slices to make an absolute banger of a meal.


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HOW TO BOOK AN ALDI PIZZA DELIVERY TIMESLOT

  • 1. The opportunity to book an Aldi pizza delivery timeslot will be available from 18.09.23 to 22.09.23 or until the pizzas are sold out via the Shopify website platform: aldipizzadelivery.co.uk.

RESTRICTIONS ON OBTAINING AN ALDI PIZZA DELIVERY TIMESLOT

  • 1. In accordance with Shopify booking terms – full terms available to view here:
  • 2. Timeslots are available in limited quantities on a first come first served basis and are only available via the Shopify page.
  • 3. Purchasing an Aldi pizza delivery timeslot will cost £3.99, or £7.98 if purchasing two pizzas from the Carlos Takeaway range.
  • 4. Three pizza flavours are available. There are strict limits on the number of each flavour per region. Once a pizza flavour has sold out, it will not be possible to purchase that flavour pizza.
  • 5. By purchasing an Aldi pizza delivery timeslot, you are purchasing one or two pizzas to be delivered within this window of time.
  • 5. A customer must be present at the address given at the time of booking an Aldi pizza delivery slot in order for delivery to be affected. If the customer is not at the relevant address, the delivery will not be made.
  • 6. You will not be able to change or adjust your Aldi pizza delivery timeslot once booked.
  • Aldi pizza delivery timeslot bookings will be available from 09:00 GMT on 18.09.23 to 09:00 GMT 22.09.2023, or until all timeslots are booked. Pizzas will be delivered from 03.10.23 from 17:00 GMT to 21:00 GMT.
  • 7. The address given at the time of booking an Aldi pizza delivery slot will be the sole delivery location of the pizza(s).
  • 8. A maximum of two pizzas can be purchased per Aldi pizza delivery slot per customer household address. 9. Further attempts to book from the same household address will be blocked.
  • 10. Bookings are non-transferrable and non-exchangeable.
  • 11. Name, contact number, email address and full address with postcode must all be specified when booking an Aldi pizza delivery slot. The aforementioned details must be specified to allow confirmation information to be sent to the customer and to allow for delivery of the pizza(s)...
  • 12. Each timeslot will only be available until the number of pizzas allotted within this timeslot has sold out. 13. Once all pizzas have sold out, all timeslots will become unavailable.
  • 14. Bookings are valid for the date and time selected only.
  • 15. E-confirmation of your booking will be issued to the email address you specified when making the booking. No hard copy confirmation will be issued. It is your responsibility to check prior to booking that the information you have supplied to us in respect of your email address and requirements is accurate.
  • 16. ALDI may cancel your booking at any time if it believes that such booking has been purchased in breach of these Terms.



Short terms

  • Maximum of two delicious pizzas delivered per household.
  • This service is exclusive to the cities of Cardiff (CF10 & 11), Edinburgh (EH2 & 3) and Manchester (M13 & 15). Deliveries will commence on Tuesday 3rd October.
  • Limited numbers available. Once they’re gone, they’re gone! T&Cs apply.


Useful links

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Aldi press release

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Edited by Chanchi32, 19 September 2023
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  1. andrewworrall1's avatar
    Are Vegan pizzas included? Unfortunately not in my area at the moment
    ScorchingHot's avatar
    No.
  2. cainer1's avatar
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    parishilton1's avatar
    This is my current favourite dough recipe/ technique. Virtually no effort but you do have to plan ahead. gozney.com/blo…ipe
  3. Neostar's avatar
    Nothing for us Londoners

    Also no vegetarian options! what's up with that
    Pualle's avatar
    Nothing for the vast majority of the country.

    And it's only a cheap pizza that they've cooked for you. You're not missing out. They could have my favourite topping, but it's a cheap Aldi pizza, so it wouldn't be my favourite pizza.

    Save your money. Buy a pizza base and put all your favourite vegetables on and bang it in the oven. It will arrive on time, it will be better and it will be cheaper. Or make your own dough for MUCH better and even cheaper.
  4. kieron.kwengineering's avatar
    Delivery is £2.50 on top I think but still great value
    cochon's avatar
    Delivery is £2.50 on top I think
    That's the Domino's delivery for the price comparison. Aldi's offering is free delivery.
  5. jimbo23's avatar
    Expect to wait 3 hours for your Pizza in Wales with the 20MPH limit.
    deleted1949126's avatar
    You could have roasted and serenaded a lamb in that time (not necessarily in that order) (edited)
  6. nchknc's avatar
    About time the competiton comes in. all these US based pizza companies including Domino's have been mugging the public for a long time.
    splatsplatsplat's avatar
    but but but you can get 50% off! *

    *when spending £375 on fancy cheese on toast
  7. Joign123's avatar
    Yes! It's about time someone takes on Dominos/Pizza Hut for the extortioniate prices they charge
    David18's avatar
    Yeah if only there was literally anywhere else that makes pizza in the UK that isn't dominos or pizza hut...
  8. adzg91's avatar
    Huge shame there’s nothing vegetarian being offered as part of the trial (and no I’m not vegetarian for vegan ) (edited)
    deleted1949126's avatar
    What is your fave meat... Sausage?
  9. toptom007's avatar
    Why wouldn't you go to revs for £2.99 and save a pound?
    oldsystem's avatar
    ?
  10. Bear1231's avatar
    I'm willing to bet this is just a temporary thing to market their new ultimate takeaway range. They will offer this for a couple of months to reinforce the idea their pizzas are comparible to a takeaway pizza. You see them do it in store where they mimic dominos packaging and sauces. They aren't really going into the takeaway business. £3.99 wouldn't cover the food, cooking and delivery costs.
    scott2c's avatar
    I’m with you.

    Aldi are scum at how they steal branding. I haven’t seen the in store packaging but just here it’s a blatant dominoes rip off I dunno how they get away with it. 
  11. Gareth_Lewiss6w's avatar
    Shame that it’s only CF10 and CF11. Just the city centre for now. 
    plebbygiraffe's avatar
    It is a marketing exercise. There is no 'for now'. It is just one day only, for a couple of hours where you need to order well in advance.

    This isn't some new business venture.

    As the website states - "Once they’re gone, they’re gone".

    Plus as the terms state they only have 100 pizzas in each region, and there are three regions.
    So there are only 300 pizzas available. So 150-300 customers at most.
  12. bil.hussain's avatar
    Quality of takeaway food has gone down hill !

    If some one is selling this for £3.99. I wonder what ingredients can you buy for £3.99 and still make a profit?

    The mind just boggles !
    tightpants's avatar
    It won't be anything worse than Domino's.
    £3.99 is the same price for some of their in store pizzas. £2.59 for their Carlos brand pizzas, if I remember correctly. They'll be making a tiny profit, whilst also getting some publicity. (edited)
  13. batterylife's avatar
    ALDI taking a slice out of Domino's turnover.
    A pal used to work at Pizza Hut and said the pizzas cost no more than £1 in ingredients.
    Domino's turned over 17.5 BILLION USD last year.
    Wackawackaboomboom's avatar
    Laywers, construction .. the list goes on! The price is based on demand and skill.
  14. Regprentice's avatar
    it doesn't actually say they'll be cooked. i suspect they'll force two frozen, boxed, pizzas through your letterbox and the dog will get to them before i will.
    Bright.Star's avatar
    I was thinking the exact same
  15. Salad's avatar
    They need to start selling fuel, they'll soon put the criminals out of action.
    deleted531767's avatar
    I think you need a general election to put the criminals out of action, or at least swap them out for different ones.
  16. adamguest1985's avatar
    This cannot be financially, or environmentally, sustainable :/
    A77's avatar
    Agree...but it will be for a limited period to gauge interest and build customer base and then drop the price increase or delivery charge or min spend for free delivery.

    At this price delivered....happy to give it a go (darn....limited postcode - seems to be student area focused in Manchester) and I'm across the road from M15...maybe I'll order to house across the road and wait outside ).....thanks OP! 🏼👏🏽 (edited)
  17. davej1710's avatar
    Terms state only 100 per region! Cynical marketing promo aimed primarily at uni students in targeted, limited areas & limited to delivery weeks away from booking. 3 pizzas on offer but only allowed to buy 2?
    Guinea pigs jumping through hoops.
    Clearly not for the masses. Disappointing.
    JonnyDuddle's avatar
    Relax bro.
  18. deleted531767's avatar
    Cheap, but it's really just terrible cheese on a pizza base with a few extras.

    Cheddar is an oily greasy cheap cheese I would never put on a pizza.
  19. welshblob's avatar
    To do it in one city then this would feel like a short term marketing exercise, but 3 then maybe they are thinking about this longer term?
    cochon's avatar
    but 3 [cities] then maybe they are thinking about this longer term?
    Not 3 whole cities though, just very small trial areas within each.
  20. CUSTARDPIE's avatar
    Is this a bad joke?
    richpriest's avatar
    They are in Aldi wrong places, nowhere near me!
  21. Flombard's avatar
    I take it the woman in the Ad hasn't seen her pay packet yet
  22. OB1's avatar
    Covering only half of the surface area with toppings must cut costs....
    ScorchingHot's avatar
    Had one delivered already, have you? Thought not!
  23. sm9690's avatar
    Talk about a limited postcode service
  24. umar1980's avatar
    Asda might follow suit & they already do cooked Pizzas instore! 🌞
    MildmanneredCalvin's avatar
    That would be a good start
  25. X-Ray's avatar
    This has to be an early April fools joke.
  26. 8atman's avatar
    How is this profitable? This could be a marketing ploy where they will either increase the price or have very few on sale.
  27. sm9690's avatar
    Aldi pizza delivery timeslot bookings will be available from 09:00 GMT on 18.09.23 to 09:00 GMT 22.09.2023, or until all timeslots are booked. Pizzas will be delivered from 03.10.23 from 17:00 GMT to 21:00 GMT.

    So this is actually only on for 4 hours, what is the point
    plebbygiraffe's avatar
    It is just a marketing gimmick so that they can promote the new range, and in order to make the price comparison to Dominos they need to be offering a like for like comparison - ie. delivery and served cooked.

    Just another in a long line of marketing gimmicks from them.
  28. Josh99's avatar
    It's a frozen pizza, one off the shelf lol. Better buying your own a d cooking whenever..i thought this was going to be a fresh pizza
  29. elbs's avatar
    Obviously a short-term, purely promotional PR exercise.

    From a practical perspective a good offer for those in the areas, though I wonder if they come cooked/ready to eat or not.
  30. PaulIngham's avatar
    With the new 20mph speed limits in Wales, your Pizza will be cold by the time it's delivered in Cardiff
    davej1710's avatar
    Was driving in Cardiff centre a few weeks back in those postcodes & it took me over 20 mins to travel 0.7 miles on a baking hot day.
    Would be lucky to reach 20mph there at times.
  31. ssb1973's avatar
    That's awesome - reasonably priced Pizza delivered. Domino's and Papa John's must be quaking in their boots with their overpriced £20+ pizzas!
    HotNotThatHot's avatar
    Hopefully two you mentioned and all these south asian pizza places claiming to sell so called pizzas will shut after this move.
  32. Chojiin's avatar
    The typo in the first paragraph made me double-take. "choice of three 1.5 inch pizzas" had me thinking £3.99 isn't great value!
    Chanchi32's avatar
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    haha, fixed
  33. Alex_lo's avatar
    I assume the pizza will be cooked and ready to eat?
    deleted1949126's avatar
    Assume nothing
  34. FTCom's avatar
    Delivered by Kevin?
  35. Jonnyblock's avatar
    Max 2 per household? Surely it should be minimum 2 per household?
  36. jules888's avatar
    Nowhere near me and no pizzas with those toppings that i like.
  37. rectangularcuboid's avatar
    "Unfortunately you’re not in our delivery area", well that's the end of that then.
  38. kiepau's avatar
    These will be delivered ready for you to cook at home, no way will these be cooked. 
  39. darkh0rse's avatar
    Feckin students....
    Good luck to ya
  40. tjc2005's avatar
    Size of those crusts
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