icelands

ambergold

Best offers in iceland? What are your favourites?

HappySad

Wild samon in the tin £3!!!

Glad

I get 10% discount in Iceland as hubby works for them, so I do try to go in once a month or so,
best buys for me are pizzas (always some offer on) and great for standby if kids fetch friends round,
chicken breast fillets are 5 for £2.49 and great for SC
and all Icelands own brand food is free from GM ingredients

stressedoutmumof1

Eggs are always really good value - DH gets through loads in our house - but sin of sins he only uses the egg whites - and throws the yolks away :eek:

thriftlady_2

stressedoutmumof1 wrote:

Eggs are always really good value - DH gets through loads in our house - but sin of sins he only uses the egg whites - and throws the yolks away :eek:

:eek:

They're supposed to be good for your hair,or if you've got a dog feed them to the dog and its coat will become really glossy.Or make mayonnaise.

KizzyK_2

I shouldn't but I really like the chocolate cake

CharleneUK

50 fishfingers for £2 (stopped buying them now though and gone back to bird's eye)
8 rashers of back bacon £1.50

thriftlady_2

I went to Iceland for the first time last week.I was impressed by their prices but most of all by their labelling policy.I bought a 500g pack of wafer-thin chicken(I don't really like it as it is so processed,but it's a lifesaver for packed lunches) not only did it have less strange sounding ingredients than the Tesco version,was cheaper-£2,but best of all it had a clear statement saying 'made on a production line where NO NUTS were present'.The sliced corned beef also had this on.I much prefer this sort of warning than the 'may contain' warnings.

More trips to Iceland are on the cards.

rev229

anybody know of any special offers in icelands.

ladygrey_2

Iceland's not somewhere I've tried, to be honest when they have an ad saying 'all this for a fiver' it makes me wonder how it can possibly be good quality
prepared to be proved wrong though

aurorahelios

4 Pint of milk is only £1.