Bargain buys from Iceland?

optimistic

Branston ketchup for £1 (the only one my ds will eat and he eats it with everything!) cant remember size of bottle but its good value compared to Morrisons smaller bottle at £1.57;)

zippychick

As this is shopping related, I've moved it to the shopping board. I tend to buy yoghurts, cheese and sometimes they have great quorn offers.

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schumie

Last week a pack of 10 cans of coke or diet coke were £2.50 working out at 25p a can. It was the fridge pack so easy to store and amazing value.

Everyone raves about the Iceland curries. I've never tried them but probably 6 or 7 people at work have said they are great.

Edwardia

I used to use Iceland when they did Internet deliveries and they worked out cheaper than Sainsbury's.

If the frozen mince still looks like extruded tubes then I don't recommend it as it just fell apart and was more like sand than mince.OTH the plain fish is good and the frozen veg.

I don't use Iceland much now but recently got good offer on Innocent juices and when there are family parties Iceland is always first choice for party food and cheesecakes etc.

Thanks to posters on the Burgen bread will go investigate that for OH.

alex21

They do a pack of 2 salmon parcels (or salmon en croute to anyone else) which are not too huge and are delicious for a fantastic £1.50. They don't take up too much room in the freezer and I always have them as a standby item. I think the bags of haddock and cod are excellent for size, quality and price and would never buy anything other than their 3ply toilet rolls at 4 for a £.

TravellingAbuela

I almost always buy my fish from Iceland. Lovely quality smoked haddock, tuna steaks and salmon fillets and I always have a bag of each in the freezer. I haven't tried the salmon parcels (thanks alex21) but at that price will give me them a go!

mirry

Someone mentioned 15 eggs for 1.75.......but in aldi they are 1.25

bagby

I buy the frozen 100 per cent chicken bits for £1.50. Bar b que, spicy, southern fried. Really nice. Also orange juice for £1.50 3 litres. Find its cheaper than tesco.

geordie_joe

mirry wrote: »

Someone mentioned 15 eggs for 1.75.......but in aldi they are 1.25

Most people don't live close enough to an aldi to make it worth while going there, so there's no point in mentioning that.

There will also be people who can't get to an Iceland, in which case there will be little point in them reading this thread.

But either way, lets keep it to prices in Iceland and not fill it up with pointless posts about prices in other stores.

geordie_joe

bagby wrote: »

I buy the frozen 100 per cent chicken bits for £1.50. Bar b que, spicy, southern fried. Really nice.

What size are the packs?