M&S Dine in for a tenner

est1878

No Ulimate Mash again

Jane_Cane

Slightly off topic but this M&S offer discriminates againt non-drinkers. The drinkers get 4 (nay 7) choices and we non-drinkers only get to choose OJ. I mean who drinks OJ with a roast chicken???

richardw

Save the OJ for brekkie, and drink some thing else with the meal.

Anybody had the seabass? good?

Jane_Cane

Valid suggestion but the idea of the M&S offer is that it's a dinner meal.

molly_malone

Don't know if their Lasagne has improved, but the last time I bought it I felt for the price it was no better than Asda's own make.

emzeebabez

ooo does this mean that you can get a large chicken this time? x

richardw

Jane_Cane wrote: »

Valid suggestion but the idea of the M&S offer is that it's a dinner meal.

If it saves you money having the OJ for brekkie, and something else with the food, then the offer is still good for you.

mcphail

Not sure if it is the whole chicken. Last time they did the ready to roast chicken, it was a chicken breast that you popped in the oven.

MrsB2100

Jane_Cane wrote: »

Slightly off topic but this M&S offer discriminates againt non-drinkers. The drinkers get 4 (nay 7) choices and we non-drinkers only get to choose OJ. I mean who drinks OJ with a roast chicken???

I agree with you. :T Nothing wrong with offering a sparkling apple or grape drink in my opinion, although I'm not sure that M&S do this kind of thing. Orange juice is OK, but too heavy for me personally.

ti1980

What do Waitrose offer instead of wine for their £10 deal and also Tesco with their £9 deal out of interest?
Do you get more choice with their deals? I rarely shop at Tesco and never shop at Waitrose so was just curious.