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Aldi launches supersized Jo Malone inspired candles for Christmas & they’re £305 cheaper

FANCY candles are the ultimate in self-care, but if you want to bag yourself a designer one, you'll have to shell out the big bucks.

A Jo Malone candle will set you back a whopping £330, which is well over budget for most people.

You can bag one of Aldi's Jo Malone dupe candles for £24.99 - £300 less than the designer version
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You can bag one of Aldi's Jo Malone dupe candles for £24.99 - £300 less than the designer versionCredit: Aldi

But if you still want to bask in the flames of a supersized candle this Christmas, don't worry, Aldi has an affordable dupe.

Their copycat 2.5kg candle is the next best thing and the prices start at just £24.99 - that's more than £300 less than the high-end version.

Their Hurricane Candles burn for 270 hours, so they're ideal to see you through the winter season.

Scents include the popular Lime, Basil & Mandarin, plus three other flavours including Velvety Rose.

Aldi also sell cheaper Jo Malone dupes, but these particular candles are the supersized option with four wicks, which explains the slightly more expensive price tag.

So if you’re a fan of the luxury brand but your purse can’t afford to keep up, you might want to head down to Aldi.

But you’ll have to be quick - the popular homewares are already gaining traction on social media and nothing seems to last long in Aldi when TikTok users get talking! 

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Aldi fans go wild for Jo Malone candle dupes that are back in stock and over £300 cheaper
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