£10 tesco deal valentines

mumof3lads

Has anyone seen the advert and what is in it? i saw wine and chocolate but can't find specifics anywhere.

Charlie000

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System

No vegetarian main? That is rather rubbish of Tesco.
Think they'd let me have another bottle of wine instead? *laughs*

suzi_69

Charlie000 wrote: »

I've had a look on their website and the info is found below:

Buy any Side dish, Main course, Dessert and Bottle of Wine from the list below for only £9

Main:

-Tesco Finest 2 Smoked Haddock Filo Parcels
-Tesco Finest Chicken Breasts with Roasted Onions, Bacon and Mascarpone
- Tesco Finest beef cannelloni
-Tesco Finest 2 Pack Chicken and Gravy pies

Sides:

-Tesco Finest Beef, Port and Stilton and Dumplings
-Tesco Finest Spinach and Mascarpone
-Tesco Finest Parsnip and Parmesan Mash
-Tesco Finest Oven Baked Potatoes with Bacon

Dessert:

-Tesco Finest 2 Pot au Chocolate
-Tesco Finest Toffee and Pecan Puddings
-Tesco Finest 2 pack Millionaire Chocolate and Caramel Tart


Wine:
- Tesco Finest San Juan Shiraz
- Casillero Casablanca Sauvignon Blanc
- Castillero Del Diablo Chardonnay
- Gallo 5 Oaks Shiraz Rose

It looks like quite a good offer :beer:

This is the current "Dine In" deal (for £9) which was in store from last week. Just checked the website & it states:

Finest Meal for two for £9! Choose 1 main, side, dessert and bottle of wine to qualify. Offer ends 9th February 2010 - valid from 02/02/2010 until 09/02/2010

There should be a different deal from 10th? Possibly £10 as OP stated?

HTH

S xx

Charlie000

Ah yes you are right. It's slightly misleading though as I clicked through the Valentines Day offers to get to it.

I shall remove the info to avoid confusion.

Claire_Bear

I have a slight grumble that all of these Dine In offers have wine as the only choice of drink, and I don't like it. Reckon they'd let me swap it for a 4 pack of Strongbow instead? :eek::rotfl: They should have a couple of different options though

Stryder

yes - a romantic dinner with a 4 pack. you Australian, by any chance?

PinkRarr

At least the wine can be given away as a pressie or a school tombola!...But it does really annoy me that none of the supermarkets consider vegetarians ever on any of these deals!!!

fazeypie

PinkRarr wrote: »

At least the wine can be given away as a pressie or a school tombola!...But it does really annoy me that none of the supermarkets consider vegetarians ever on any of these deals!!!

marks and spencers have got veggie options for their £20 valentine dine in which starts on thurs
The Valentine deal is as follows

• Starter for 2
• Main course for 2
• Side Dish for 2
• Desert for 2
• Cava or wine
• Single Rose

Starters:
Camembert with chutney
Onion and goats cheeses speciality tartlets
Pate de campagne
Honey roast salmon cocktail shots
Prawn cocktail
Applewood smoked salmon
Coquilles st jaques
Camembert and brusshetti
Scallops and chorizoAntipasti
Parma ham

Main courses:
Sirloin steak with pepper
Gastro beef ribs
Duck a l'orange
Lamb rack with basil and pine nuts
Seafood medley
Rump steak and peppercorn sauce
Parma wrapped chicken and cheese
Lochmuir scottish lightly smoked salmon joint
2 dover sole
Mushroom nut roast

Side Dishes:
New potato/Herb
Caesar vegetables
Med veg
House salad bowl
Ultimate mash
Gastro chips
Fresh chips

Desserts:
Valentines heart chocolate souffle
Valentines chocolate entertaining
Melt in the middle chocolate puddings
Raspberry panacotta
White chocolate and raspberry cheesecake
Fruit tarts
Special strawberry collection
Cheese selection

Flower giveaway: Single rose

Wines:
Bluff Hill sparkling
Sparkling pinot noir
Malbec reserveFleurie
Petit chablis
Marlborough sauvignon blanc
Kaituna Hills sauvignon blanc
(info pinched from m&s thread)

Claire_Bear

Stryder wrote: »

yes - a romantic dinner with a 4 pack. you Australian, by any chance?

Hah no, just a non-wine drinker. Maybe I wouldn't go for a 4-pack, but it would still be nice to have some choice, a nice bottle of Old Rosie maybe? Or a choice of real ales for the men?

Stryder

To be fair, in a world acutely aware of binge drinking, problems with drinking during pregnancy, etc. there probably should be a non-alcoholic alternative. I guess the problem is keeping it simple. They probably a) want to keep their middle class profile, and b) want to avoid 1 wine = 4 beers = 2 ciders + 2 beers = 2 beer = non alcoholic drink = 3 non alcoholic drinks etc etc.

I suppose the only solution would be to have X amount taken off drinks. However, I suspect the wine they get get really big discounts. IE learn to love wine