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Tuesday 03 March 2015 9:40 am

Eat like an Oscars star: Now Aldi is selling Wagyu beef burgers

By: Catherine Neilan

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We've had luxury wine, scallops and lobsters. Now Aldi is offering British customers Wagyu burgers – one of the most expensive types of beef – at knock down prices. 

For a limited time only the discount grocer will sell the premium products, made from New Zealand grass-fed cattle – for £2.99 for two. 
 
In high-end restaurants Wagyu – renowned for high quality marbling – goes for more than 10-times that. Aldi said it was inspired by the menu at the Oscars ball, where A-list Hollywood stars were treated to mini Waguy burgers served with aged Cheddar cheese. 
 
The burgers hit stores on March 5 (Thursday), and are only available while stocks last. 
 
Managing director of corporate buying Tony Baines, said: “We wanted to offer something new that would excite our customers.”
 

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