Aldi removes Snackrite Mighty Crisps flavour from stores
The supermarket giant has discontinued several products recently, much to the disappointment of shoppers.
Some of these discontinued products include:
Discontinued UK chocolates and sweets
Aldi removes 'best' crisps from stores
Now, Aldi has removed Snackrite Mighty Crisps Yeasty Flavour Potato Crisps from stores in a decision described by shoppers as "strange".
One shopper posted on X (formerly Twitter) recently asking why they could no longer find the Marmite-flavoured crisps.
The X users said: "@AldiUK What's happened to those new mighty crisps you brought in?
"They're so good and we're selling out so why have more not been brought in? Marmite flavour they are."
They were part of our Seasonal range and will only be available at certain times of the year until sold out. Sorry for any disappointment caused. — Aldi Stores UK (@AldiUK) May 6, 2025
An Aldi spokesperson said they were part of a seasonal range and only available for a limited time.
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The spokesperson explained: "They were part of our Seasonal range and will only be available at certain times of the year until sold out.
"Sorry for any disappointment caused."
The Aldi shopper replied: "They were literally only in for a few weeks... No idea why they would be seasonal?
"Bit weird... They're the best flavour you've brought in and should be available all year round... You do make some strange decisions sometimes.."
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