Lidl's futuristic Christmas advert will air on TV this evening during Coronation Street - so, keep your eyes peeled! With every Lidl Christmas jumper bought, Lidl will donate part of the proceeds to the NSPCC’s life-changing Childline services. The next clip shows an even more futuristic Christmas dinner, with the same family still enjoying the supermarket's festive fare at ‘Lidl’ prices. Eagle-eyed fans may have already caught a glimpse of the cosy jumper, if they managed to spot it in Lidl's Christmas ad recently. Christmas jumpers are a must-have for the festive period and this year Lidl has shoppers sorted once again.

Lidl said lamb proved a popular alternative to the traditional turkey for Christmas lunch, with sales up 21 per cent year-on-year, while sales of its classic Christmas puddings jumped up 23 per cent. It's even got a brand new design for 2022, but the unmissable Lidl logo is still proudly on display. Also making its grand return after selling out for the past two years is the pigs in blankets pizza, which Christmas dinner fans won't want to miss out on. While the time period changes in each segment, one thing remains the same - the same family still enjoying Lidl’s famed festive fare at ‘Lidl’ prices.Lidl is throwing their hat into the Christmas jumper ring with a bold offering straight from their 2020 Christmas ad. Like the limited edition Christmas jumper, the clothing line also featured Lidl's iconic brand colours and logo throughout, and shoppers were eager to get their hands on any of the items. Lidl’s new Christmas jumper, which eagle-eyed viewers would have seen in the Christmas advert, has been designed in the brand’s iconic dark blue and bold, yellow stripes made up of small prints of the iconic Lidl logo. In the next scene, the same family sits at the table for Christmas dinner again - but this time it's set decades into the future. READ MORE: Aldi in hot water with parents over 'creepy' detail in Kevin the Carrot toy range Sainsbury's

Christian Härtnagel said: “As inflation continues to rise, I want to reassure each and every one of our customers that we remain resolute in our promise of being the destination for the lowest grocery prices in the market. Viewers are also treated to a preview of Lidl’s new 2021 Christmas jumper (and what it might look like in years to come), worn by one of the characters throughout the advert. OK! is a registered trade mark of Reach Magazines Worldwide Limited and is used under licence by Reach Magazines Publishing Plc. Don't miss the latest news from around Scotland and beyond - Sign up to our daily newsletter here . READ NEXT:

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The recorded the highest ever number of shoppers visiting its UK stores in the week leading up to Christmas, with footfall growing 14 per cent on its busiest day on 23 December on a year-to-year comparison. As inflation continues to rise, I want to reassure each and every one of our customers that we remain resolute in our promise of being the destination for the lowest grocery prices in the market