Lidl weekend offers

England:
wine is South African Paarl Shiraz £3.59
cheese is Valley Spire Extra Mature Cheddar 830g £2.39



Scotland only: cod fillets & hazelnut wafers
England:
Wine is Argentinian Torrontes Mendoza £2.99
Also have Shipwreck Lager & Red Eye Captain Pale Ale 59p

Official MoneySavingExpert insert Tue 30 Apr:

Lidl is offering up to 50% off on selected items this weekend – Sat 4 May and Sun 5 May, including:

England and Wales:

Shipwreck Lager, 330ml – 59p (norm 99p)
Red Rye Captain pale ale, 330ml – 59p (norm 99p)
Multivitamin juice, 6x 200ml – 64p (norm £1.29)
Sweet BBQ Pork rib rack - £1.99 (norm £2.99)
Argentinian Torrontes Mendoza white wine - £2.99 (norm £4.99)

Scotland:

Multivitamin juice, 6x 200ml – 64p (norm £1.29)
Mister Choc Bellona hazelnut wafers - 79p (£1.29)
Ocean Trader chunky cod fillets - £1.69 (norm £2.49)
Sweet BBQ Pork rib rack - £1.99 (norm £2.99)
Italian Pinot Grigio Garda white wine - £4.50 (norm £5.99)

Northern Ireland:

Organic tomato ketchup – 78p (norm 99p)
Fruit Blast juice drink, 6x 250ml – 79p (norm £1.19)
Gelatelli ice cream – 99p (norm £1.49)
Whiskas poultry pouch cat food - £2.49 (norm £3)

Big thanks to mac.d for the spot! [purplesignup][/purplesignup]

Bought a lot of the cheese, but am choosy now with Lidl. Lots of silly products. Why would I buy odd food made in countries like Greece, when what I want is cheap seasonal staple foods which would probably be from the UK. They have lost the plot.

Ken68 wrote: »

Why would I buy odd food made in countries like Greece, .

Because its very nice - and variety is good for you ?

Unsure how prices will be after Brexit. Surprised there has been no definite information.

dlusman wrote: »

I gave up posting , because no-one appeared interested. Last couple of posts only just 2 or 3 likes

I usually always read them when people post, but maybe don't always thank the OP or reply on the thread (sorry). They do seem to cycle through the same things, but I like the weekend offers, they are sometimes handy for grabbing a couple of things you'd normally buy at a better price, what's not to like about that.

I bought a couple of bags of the granola to go with the couple of bags of muesli I bought a few weekends ago. Won't be buying anything next weekend but I'm all sorted for breakfast for a while now.

Incidentally, we're not getting those cheap beer offers north of the border next weekend, but from 2nd May they're doing a craft beer festival promotion (not sure if its going to be regionalised throughout the UK or if its just Scotland).