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Dine in for 2 - £10 @ M&S Thurs 2nd - Tues 7th

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1 May 2013 at 5:13PM in Food shopping & groceries

Choose a Main meal, Side dish, Dessert & A Drink, All for £10

MAINS

Cooked Whole Roast Chicken
Ready To Roast Gammon Joint With Parsley Sauce
Chicken with Davidstow Gratin
Chicken Breasts With Mozzarella & Pesto Melt
Pork Medallions
Chicken Arrabiata
King Prawn Alfredo
Lightly Dusted Lemon Sole Fillets
Sea Bream with Pea & Mint*
Ultimate Steak Burgers*
Mediterranean Pasta Melt (v)

SIDE DISHES

Potato Rosti
New Potatoes With Herbs
Rosemary Potatoes
Mashed Potatoes*
Mediterranean Vegetables For Roasting
Broccoli, Carrot, Courgette & Fine Beans
Garlic Mushrooms
Peas & Carrots*
Classic Layered Vegetables*
Rose Verde Salad Bag

DESSERTS

2 Ultimate Banoffee*
2 Lemon Souffles
2 Strawberry Cheesecake Slices
Profiterole Stack
2 Crème Brulee
Chocolate Fudge Pudding
Berrymisu*
Apple Crumble
2 Raspberry Pannacotta
Dine In Cheese Selection*
Fresh Strawberries & Blueberries

WINES & DRINKS

Sangiovese Puglia (Italian Red)
Razo de la Cruz Rosado (Spanish Rose)
Bellota Spanish Tempranillo (Red)
Chez Pierre (South of France Red)
Chez Pierre (South of France White)
Syrah de l'Ardeche (Rhone Red)
Hungarian Sauvignon Blanc
Raso de la Cruz Blanco (Spanish White)
Clementine Juice
Blackcurrant / Blackberry Juice
French Lager (4 Bottles)

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