Anyone who grew up in the 90s will remember just how much dinosaurs dominated the vast majority of our childhoods.
From being obsessed with the Jurassic Park films to eating them in the shape of the classic turkey dinosaurs, we just couldn't get enough of them.
Put the two of them together and you instantly have a childhood classic on your hands.
Which is exactly what Aldi has gone and done, as the budget supermarket is selling the classic 90s teatime staple with packaging to promote the upcoming Jurassic World Dominion movie.
The nostalgic frozen dinnertime favourite was spotted by one savvy shopper who quickly shared it online, reports Glasgow Live.
Costing just £1.59 per packet, fans will find nine turkey pieces in the shape of recognisable dinosaurs such as the Tyrannosaurus Rex, Stegosaurus, and Triceratops
The customer who noticed the food product was quick to post on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group, writing: "Turkey Jurassic World dinosaurs in Aldi £1.59". Before long, the post had racked up over 1,700 likes and an astonishing 5,700 comments from fellow consumers.
One said: "They are amazing cook well in the air fryer".
"They are lovely the kids love them I've tried them myself," a second shared.
A third revealed: "My son likes them and didn't even know they was different to the more expensive ones".
"They were a hit last night with my little one! Who is extremely fussy," stated a fourth.
"My kids LOVE these," a fifth echoed.
A sixth simply wrote: "These are really nice".
One nostalgic shopper meanwhile said: "I used to love these were my favourite".
"They look Roarsome," another joked.
However, not everyone in the group was a fan of the turkey product, with some consumers who purchased the item sharing their dissatisfaction.
One revealed: "These taste horrible my children refused to eat them. I tried one and realised why".
"They are alright my boy doesn't really know the difference lol," a second indifferent shopper shared.
"Taste like school diners lol," said a third.
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