Lidl Super weekend 21st & 22nd January

dlusman

Lidl have started doing weekend offers again - so I thought we should restart these weekly posts
Now called "Super Weekend" - as not all offers are 50% off

Amorany Cava - Gran Cuvee 75cl £3.99 ( from £7.49 )
Deluxe Sticky Toffee Pudding 450g 99p ( from £1.99 )
Deluxe Extra Virgin Rapeseed Oil 500ml 99p ( from £1.99 )

These are area 13 - as usual , no guarantee that your area will be the same

Official MoneySavingExpert insert Tue 17 Jan: Lidl has confirmed that its ‘Super Weekend’ promotion will be ongoing, with offers varying each week.

The discounted items on Sat 21 Jan and Sun 22 Jan are…

Everywhere:
• Amorany Cava Gran Cuvee, 75cl - £3.99 (was £7.49)
• Deluxe British Extra Virgin Cold Pressed Rapeseed Oil, 500ml – 99p (was £1.99)

Not in Scotland:
• Deluxe Sticky Toffee Pudding, 450g - 99p (was £1.99)

Scotland only:
• Donald & Sons Scottish Haggis, 454g – 59p (was £1.29)
• McAllister's All Butter Shortbread Rounds, 150g/160g – 49p (was 99p)

Big thanks to dlusman for the spot!
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CAZBEAR

This weekend 14th and 15th

Super sumtuous granola 500g berry or nutty 99p (from £1.89)

Coconut water 1L 99p (from £1.79)

Roast and ground coffee 454g £1.79 (from £3.49)

MysteryMe

My town has at last now got a Lidl so will follow this thread with interest!

russetred

I think area 11 has shortbread with/without choc chips instead of sticky toffee pudding

dlusman

russetred wrote: »

I think area 11 has shortbread with/without choc chips instead of sticky toffee pudding

Scotland ( area 11 ) is

cava & rapeseed oil ( as above )
shortbread - plain or choc chip 150/160g 49p (from 99p)
Haggis 454g 59p ( from £1.29 )

Why do they always only do Burns night offers in Scotland ? Would love to get the haggis at that price

just_trying

Probably because they think of burns night and Scotland, though lots of people like haggis.

dlusman

just_trying wrote: »

Probably because they think of burns night and Scotland, though lots of people like haggis.

Curry is Indian
a lot of their cheese is French
etc etc etc
so why not any Scottish stuff ?