As the cost of living crisis continues, freebies, deals and offers are something shoppers are keeping a keen eye on when it comes to the weekly shop. And Iceland is the latest supermarket offering shoppers a chance to fill their freezer for less.
The discount retailer known for their freezer food is offering families any four teatime favourites for £5 - and throwing in a packet of crayons for the kids, too.
Both in store and online, shoppers can add four of the selected items to their basket and receive a pack of Crayola Twistable pencils worth £3 for free.
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The most expensive items in the offer cost £2.50, which are the Goodfella’s pizzas. If shoppers chose to buy four of these, their total overall saving would be £8.
Other items included in the deal are Birds Eye crispy chicken burgers, Birds Eye fish fingers, McCain’s potato smiles and Birds Eye Potato waffles.
The potato smiles are the cheapest item included in the offer, and if shoppers bought four packs for £5, they’d save £1, plus £3 on the crayons.
Online, customers can add the four chosen products to their basket, along with the pack of 10 crayons, or collect them in store when they pay at the checkout. Customers can find everything included in the deal here.
A similar deal can be found at Asda, where shoppers can pick up five items for £5 , and with some products costing £2.50, it’s a potential saving of up to £7.50.
There are currently 28 items available in the offer, including brands like Chicago Town, Birds Eye and Goodfellas. The most expensive items in the list are - like Iceland - the Goodfella’s pizzas , priced at £2.50 each, meaning if shoppers buy five worth £12.50, they save the full £7.50.
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