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Asda's Diwali treats got bigger and better

Asda's Diwali treats got bigger and better

AS Diwali celebrations draw near, Asda has come up with a variety of Diwali treats and essential supplies.

This year, 35 Asda stores in key areas are featuring a Diwali product range in the seasonal aisle for the first time, with trusted brands in one easy-to-browse location in-store.


You can also shop Asda’s Diwali range online HERE.

Asda’s Diwali selection includes snacks and treats, simple cooking from the frozen range or a list of ingredients to prepare your favourite meal, with shelves stocking brands at affordable prices.

Asda is excited to help customers celebrate the festival of lights and ensure everything is as convenient and affordable as possible in the run up to the festival.

Visit your nearest Asda to begin stocking up on Diwali snacks, treats and supplies, or head to asda.com to browse Diwali essentials.

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