Asda has announced the launch of its first ever meal deal, joining the likes of Tesco and Sainsbury’s in offering shoppers a fixed price for ‘food to go’ at lunchtime. From today, all customers can now get a main, snack and drink for £3.74, with no loyalty card needed.
The meal deal replaces the supermarket’s former three-for-two offer, and is now the cheapest supermarket meal deal available without joining a loyalty scheme. This follows last month’s price rise of Tesco’s meal deal, with a 25p increase for the standard offer and a 50p increase for the premium offer. If you’re curious about whether your local supermarket’s deal is as good as it seems, we’ve rounded up prices from all the major supermarkets to help you find the best value meal deal.
