The deal is arriving in all stores from Thursday, July 23
Parents will be able to shop for new baby products in an upcoming sale at Aldi. The sale will include a discounted gadget that could make a world of difference when little ones demand to be fed. The Rapid Cool Duo Pack will be available in the middle aisle at Aldi later this week.
The bundle, costing £24.99, claims to make baby bottles the perfect temperature “in minutes”. Aldi says that having the portable device on hand could help to reduce fussing and keep newborns and babies from waiting any longer than needed for their next feed.
Describing the set online, Aldi said: “The Nuby Rapid Cool twin pack is travel-friendly, fitting into most changing bags with ease and requires no power supply. Ideal whether you’re feeding during the day or the night.”
Rapid Cool claims to be “super quick” as it creates the “perfect temperature” formula milk in only two minutes “without a sound”. Aldi adds that the handheld device uses freshly boiled water to prepare bottle feeds “as per the NHS guidelines”.
From Thursday, July 23, shoppers will have a choice of three styles when picking up this gadget, including blue, pink, or neutral designs. Aldi adds that these cooling kits are “easy to set up and clean” and that “no replacement filters are required”.
The deal arrives in stores across the UK as part of Aldi’s latest Baby Event. The sale includes items like toys, clothes and feeding accessories from £1.99 as well as stand-out SpecialBuys like safety gates (£17.99), a bedside crib (£49.99) and a 360° Car Seat (£89.99).
Aldi regularly rotates the items in its middle aisles every Thursday and Sunday. Although the items may seem random to the average shopper in the store, the supermarket follows a clear set of themes each week.
People who often shop at the budget supermarket may be interested to know they can stay ahead of the deals before they land in store by picking up one of the physical in-store leaflets after they check out. Alternatively, look online here for upcoming offers.
How the NHS says parents should make formula bottles
The NHS website lists a step-by-step method that parents can use to make the safest bottles for their newborns. The device has its own guide to follow that keeps all of this in mind, without overcomplicating the process for families.
- Boil water: Use fresh tap water and boil it in a kettle. Let it cool for up to 30 minutes, so it is not boiling hot.
- Fill the cooler: Fill the Rapid Cool base with the required amount of water, using the internal measuring lines.
- Add formula: Add the correct number of pre-measured formula scoops directly into the water.
- Shake and activate: Attach the digital lid securely and shake the flask, tipping it upside down for at least 10 seconds to ensure the liquid reaches the thermometer.
- Wait for green: The digital lid will glow amber, then turn green in about two to five minutes, signalling the feed is at the perfect temperature.
- Pour and serve: Decant the formula into a sterilised baby bottle and test the temperature on your wrist
