BARGAIN hunters are rushing to fill up their baskets as Iceland brings back a “favourite offer”.
The frozen food retailer has launched it’s 10 for £10 deal – and shoppers can’t wait to get their hands on the goods.
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Many families are desperately on the lookout for cheap buys.
Luckily, supermarket chain Iceland has introduced its bargain deal where you can nab 10 frozen goods for just £10.
Taking to Facebook, the retailer said: “Your favourite offer is back! Grab any 10 for £10! Stock up your freezer for less!”
Foodies can choose from a variety of ready-made dishes – including delicious fish fingers, chicken, fries or sausages.
Pizza lovers will also be delighted to hear that the bargain offer also included the customer favourite Goodfella’s Stonebaked Thin Pepperoni Pizza which would set you back by £3 at other stores.
Customers can also nab Green Cuisine’s Veggie Fingers – which are typically selling for £2.
And Birds Eye Cod Fish Fingers that are around £2.10 at rival Sainsbury’s.
Other items included are Birds Eye Southern Fried Chicken normally costing £2.50.
And a pack of four Birds Eye Breaded Cod Fish Cakes are included in the amazing deal too.
The deal has left dozens of money-savers amazed – with many flocking to the comments section to tag their pals and share their thoughts.
Praising the deal, a savvy user said: “Wow extremely cheap!”
Another said: “I got this today.”
A shopper tagged their friend and commented: “Look what’s in the 10 for £10!”
And: “Need to go back to get this deal.”
It comes as Iceland revealed its Christmas 2024 range and it includes a pigs in blankets Yorkshire pudding.
The big day is still a while away, but it’s always good to plan ahead for the merry season.
Luckily, Iceland has unveiled its Christmas menu which will be available in stores and online from November 12.
The items will also be available to buy at Iceland’s The Food Warehouse.
Iceland‘s menu this year offers customers everything they’ll need for Christmas lunch or dinner, but there are some quirky items included as well in case you’re after something a bit different.
Shoppers will be able to feast on mini fish, chip and ketchup sarnies, prawn tacos and an unbelievable XXL pigs in blankets Yorkshire pudding.
The supermarket is also launching battered lobster tails, mini garlic and herb kievs and even some exclusive brands items like Harry Ramsden’s battered mini sausages.
Also returning are familiar favourites such as the turkey crown, mince pies, Christmas pudding and of course all the trimmings like roast potatoes and veg.
Those who want to feast on the exclusive brands range like Galaxy, TGI Fridays and Harry Ramsden’s can do so with the mix-and-match deals like three items for £10.
Iceland’s head of development David Lennox said: “We’ve focused on perfecting the classics and making them the best and most delicious yet, as well as offering our customers a range of innovative and affordable new Christmas products which are sure to delight everyone at the dinner table.
“Iceland has some extra special products on offer this festive season.”
And here’s the full list of festive items Iceland shoppers can get their hands on.
Iceland is yet to confirm some of the prices so keep your eyes peeled when you visit its stores later this year.
Christmas traditional favourites:
- Iceland Xmas Dinner in a box – £25.00
- Iceland Battered Lobster Tails – £20.00
- Butterball Turkeys – £35.00
- Iceland Beef Wellington – £26.00
- Iceland Ultimate XL Cooked Lobster – £15.00
- Iceland Pigs in Blanket Pinwheel – £5.00
Exclusive Brands Party:
- TGI Fridays Loaded Fries X2 Flavours – £5.00
- Harry Ramsden’s Battered Mini Sausages 16 Pack with Chip Shop Curry Sauce – £4.00 (3 for £5)
- TGI Fridays Hunters Chicken Potato Bites – £4.00
Luxury Party:
- Iceland Doughball Xmas Tree – £4.00
- Iceland Mini Cottage Pies / PiBS Yorkshire Puddings – £4.00
- Iceland Prawn Tacos – £4.00
- Mini Lemon Meringue Pies – £4.00
Innovation products:
- Iceland Beechwood Smoked Treacle Gammon – £14.00
- Iceland Lobster Thermidor – £15.00
- Iceland Pigs in Blanket Yorkshire Pudding XXL – £4.00
- Iceland Hunters Pigs in Blankets – £4.00 (3 for £10)
- Iceland White Chocolate Snowman – £8.00
- Luxury Mince Pies – £2.75
- Iceland Lemon Meringue Baked Alaska – £6
- Iceland Mini King Prawn Ring – £2.50
- Iceland Chicken Nugget Lollipops – £2.50
- Iceland Spring Roll Platter – £6.00
- Iceland Cheesy Potato Swirls – £1.00
- Iceland Potato Trees and Stars – £1.00
- Iceland Duck Skewer with Hoisin Sauce – £4.00
- Iceland Mini Cheesecake/ Cake Selections – £4.00
Buy Two, Get One Free Party Food:
- Iceland Mini Fish & Chip Butty – £2.50
- Iceland Crispy Duck Nuggets – £2.50
- Iceland 8pk Mini Orange Choc Ices – £2.50
- Iceland Choc Hazelnut Churro Bites – £2.50
- Iceland Onion Bhaji Rings – £2.50
Embrace picky bits – Greggs and TGI Fridays:
- TGI Fridays Coated Skewer with Tennessee Glaze and Sesame – £4.00
- TGI Fridays Cookie Cups – £4.00
- TGI Fridays Mini Ribs – £4.00 (3 for £10)
- Greggs 16 Pack Mini Sausage Rolls – £4.00
Desserts and Bakery:
- Iceland Ultimate Raspberry & Vanilla Macaron Wreath 575g- £10.00
- Galaxy Caramel Fondue Cheesecake – £12.00
- Daily Bakery Cinnamon / Chocolate Wreath – £5.00
- Galaxy Caramel Salted Chocolate Bar – £8.00
Veggie and Vegan:
- Iceland 15 Pack Vegetable Spring Rolls – £1.00
- Iceland 16 Pack Onion Bhajis – £1.00
- Iceland 16 Pack Vegetable Samosas – £1.00
- Iceland 10 Pack Mozzarella Balls – £1.00
- Iceland 10 Pack Mac ‘N’ Cheese Bites – £1.00
- Iceland 12 Battered Salt and Pepper Vegetable Spring Rolls -£2.50
- Iceland 16 Pack Mozzarella Sticks – £2.50
- Iceland Jalapeno Cream Cheese – £2.50
- Iceland 10 Pack Brie Wedges – £2.50
- Iceland 14 Pack Cheese & Garlic Bites – £2.50
- Luxury 4 Pack Camembert Rounds with Cranberry Sauce – £3.50
- Luxury 12 Pack Halloumi Fries – £3.50
- Iceland 80 Pack Indian Platter – £6.00
- TGI Fridays Mozzarella Sticks (FWH) – £3.50
- TGI Fridays 6 Pack Southern Fried Mozzarella XL Dippers – £3.50
- Cathedral City 12 Pack Cheese Bites – £3.75
- TGI Fridays Battered Cheese Toastie – £4.00
- Cathedral City Cheddar with Caramelised Onion – £3.75
- Cathedral City Cheddar with Triple Cheese Bite – £3.75
- TGI Fridays Bacon Mac Cheese Bites – £3.75
- TGI Fridays Jalapeno Poppers – £4.00
- Cathedral City Mac n Cheese Bites – £3.75
- Mozzarella sticks 60 Pack – £6.00
- No Meat No Meat Turkey Roast (vegan offering)
- No Porkies 6 Pack Sausage Roll (vegan offering)
- Iceland Vegan Mac & Cheese Bites (vegan offering)
If you are keen to snap up some of the items from Iceland’s Christmas range, most of its stores are usually open from 7am or 8am until 7pm, and in some cities, they are open until 9pm.
However, hours might vary depending on where you are in the country.
You can find your nearest Iceland store by using the store locator tool on its website.
How to save money on your food shop
Consumer reporter Sam Walker reveals how you can save hundreds of pounds a year:
Odd boxes – plenty of retailers offer slightly misshapen fruit and veg or surplus food at a discounted price.
Lidl sells five kilos of fruit and veg for just £1.50 through its Waste Not scheme while Aldi shoppers can get Too Good to Go bags which contain £10 worth of all kinds of products for £3.30.
Sainsbury’s also sells £2 “Taste Me, Don’t Waste Me” fruit and veg boxes to help shoppers reduced food waste and save cash.
Food waste apps – food waste apps work by helping shops, cafes, restaurants and other businesses shift stock that is due to go out of date and passing it on to members of the public.
Some of the most notable ones include Too Good to Go and Olio.
Too Good to Go’s app is free to sign up to and is used by millions of people across the UK, letting users buy food at a discount.
Olio works similarly, except users can collect both food and other household items for free from neighbours and businesses.
Yellow sticker bargains – yellow sticker bargains, sometimes orange and red in certain supermarkets, are a great way of getting food on the cheap.
But what time to head out to get the best deals varies depending on the retailer. You can see the best times for each supermarket here.
Super cheap bargains – sign up to bargain hunter Facebook groups like Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK where shoppers regularly post hauls they’ve found on the cheap, including food finds.
“Downshift” – you will almost always save money going for a supermarket’s own-brand economy lines rather than premium brands.
The move to lower-tier ranges, also known as “downshifting” and hailed by consumer expert Martin Lewis, could save you hundreds of pounds a year on your food shop.