Low cost supermarket chain Lidl is bringing back its bestselling Wagyu burgers this week.
Packs of the premium Deluxe Wagyu beef steak burgers will hit shelves from tomorrow (Thursday 8 August) while stocks last, and will cost £3.49 for two.
Perfect for summer barbecues, the succulent beef patties are ideal for meat-lovers looking to upgrade their burger game this summer.
Japanese Wagyu is widely lauded as one of the most premium beef cuts you can get, which is down to its tender texture once cooked and the high level of marbling that gives it such a rich taste. Meaning the great-value Lidl deal is perfect for first-timers who want to sample the juicy meats for a bargain price.
For a seriously fancy burger experience shoppers can team the burger with one of Lidl's innovative Croll burger buns, which cost 49p each.
The hybrid croissant/roll bun, which was launched back in June, and has all the soft, buttery flavour and texture of a croissant but the sturdy structure of a traditional bread roll.
A few weeks ago Lidl also started selling juicy Tomahawk steaks in stores for an affordable £14.99.
The incredible value, succulent cuts of beef consist of a juicy rib-eye steak on a massive 6-8-inch bone that are dry aged for two weeks, which gives the meat an extra depth of flavour.
Anyone hoping to make the most of the final few weeks of summer by indulging in some al-freso dining might want to upgrade their grills with one of these top BBQs to buy for 2019 .
