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M&S Chicken/Dessert Deal
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How long does this offer last for?
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managed to get another one today, so still on!0
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Got one today, girl behind the till said it's on til Monday. My chicken was priced £5.82 so good deal.The frontier is never somewhere else. And no stockades can keep the midnight out.0
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They're always good solid tasty chickens with a high proportion of meat to bone, unlike a lot of the "bargain" supermarket ones. I live near Edinburgh and most of the chickens in our M&S branches come from farms in either Fife or Angus. It's very rare to see even an English chicken, unless it's one of the flavoured ones.Val.0
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Worth checking M&S website every week for their in-store food and wine offers.
http://www.marksandspencer.com/Offers-Instore-MS-Food-Food-Wine/b/2158220310 -
I managed to get one which was priced at £6.22 today - with that and the syrup sponge pudding made a nice saving - and a nice meal too!At least the fish fingers are still frozen, that's what I keep telling myself (Truly Madly Deeply)0
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we have had one for the last two weeks, went yesterday and bought another two chickens with syrup sponges one for this week and one for the freezer for next week
I am veggie but OH and DS think the Oakham chickens are the best tasting ones, I have bought organic when on offer but they prefer these ones0 -
The chickens are tiny, if they're medium, i'd hate to see a small.0
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The chickens are tiny, if they're medium, i'd hate to see a small.
Mine provided 4 adult meals (all enough for good appetites) plus 2 large rounds of sandwiches. It looked a decent size both before and after cooking - certainly not small. Perhaps you got to the store too late when all the larger chickens had already been snapped up. They do vary a bit in weight.ELITE 5:2
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11st2lbs down to 9st2lbs - another 5lbs gone due to alcohol abuse (head down toilet syndrome)0 -
The chickens are tiny, if they're medium, i'd hate to see a small.
The one I had was nearly £6, can't remember the precise weight but I wouldn't have described it as tiny. I would have thought you could feed four people comfortably with it and still have the carcasse left for stock-making.
Of course, you do have to look for the largest, not just take the nearest one.0
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