The holiday season brings with it a new gastronomic temptation for sweet lovers. The German supermarket chain Aldi has launched a new soft nougat which, for just 2.19 euros (250 gram pack), promises to become the Portuguese’s favorite this festive season.
This nougat presents itself as a true experience of flavor and tradition, made with 67% almonds and eggs from chickens raised on the ground, guaranteeing high quality and an artisanal touch. With a price of around 8.76 euros per kilo, this novelty has won over fans looking for authentic flavors without breaking the bank.
But nougat isn’t the only tempting offering on Aldi’s shelves for Christmas. The supermarket chain also offers a special panettone, made of delicate buttery dough, with a generous filling of chocolate and cocoa shavings. For less than 5 euros, this delicacy brings a traditional Italian touch to the Portuguese table.
The tradition of the clod: Alicante vs Jijona
Turrão is a traditional sweet in the Iberian Peninsula, which varies depending on the region and ingredients. The hard Alicante nougat is characterized by its crunchy and firm texture, while the softer Jijona is known for its soft and pasty texture, due to the use of finely ground almonds.
These nougat variations reflect regional traditions that mark the taste and Christmas experience of many. With its new version of soft nougat, Aldi seems to capture the essence of , offering a sweet that, due to its affordable price and authenticity of flavor, promises to sweeten the Christmas season and win over the public.
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