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Asda stores all set to welcome Eid

Asda stores all set to welcome Eid

SUPERMARKET chain Asda has said that all its stores are decked up with Eid delights as the festival is just around the corner.

Asda has food items in stock, including food packs, from brands including KTC, Laila, Rubicon, Cofresh, Elephant Atta, Tilda, East End, Kohinoor, TRS and more, a statement said.


"Eid is all about family, festivity and of course feasting. While there is much to prepare before the big celebration, Asda aims to make life easy and convenient for all its customers who celebrate Eid, by ensuring everything they need for their festivity is available at one location, at their local Asda store," the British supermarket chain said.

"Stop by your local Asda store and get everything you need under one roof."

From the World Foods section at Asda stores frozen products from around the globe will be available, which makes it quick and convenient for customers to create a variety of dishes for Eid feasts. This is a delight for those who like to experiment with fusion cooking, ASDA said.

Besides, Asda has confectionaries including chocolates from Maltesers, Ferrero Rocher, Cadbury and Toblerone for children.

"At Asda, you can find great deals on tableware and decor to get your house Eid ready. Asda has a special offer on flowers this season which is perfect for making your home ready for Eid and perfect for sending your relatives and friends. You can find great offers on a wide range of items to gift your loved ones this Eid and can find excellent choices for children’s Eid presents," the statement further said.

To shop online, visit ASDA.com

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