Money-saving foodies go totally wild over the new ready-made meal range in Lidl – and prices start from a mere 85p
LIDL fans are raving about a new range of affordable ready-made meals, with prices starting from just 85p.
With the average food prices soaring by almost 20 per cent, many cash-strapped Brits are finding it increasingly difficult to feed their families.
Luckily, many supermarkets, such as ASDA, have come to rescue, introducing new Savers lines of everyday essential items selling for less.
And now, if you’re on the lookout for affordable and hearty meals that won’t break the bank, rival Lidl has also launched a new collection of delicious, budget-friendly food.
The dishes, a part of Lidl’s What’s Cooking? range, has something for everyone’s taste, whether you’re more into Italian classics or fancy something from the Indian cuisine.
According to one shopper, Seán Hudson, who took to Facebook to share the finds, food lovers can snap up frozen meals spending as little as just 85p.
Those after a scrumptious pasta dish can purchase a cheese and tomato pasta for less than a quid – their Spaghetti Carbonara (£1.49 for 400g) also looks delightful.
Feel like having some Chinese classics? Lidl has the perfect answer for that too, as their Sweet and Sour Chicken dish with rice sells for a bargain price of 85p.
This is a total steal, considering a similar dish from their Chef Select collection retails for a whopping £2.69.
Whilst checking out the brand new food collection at the store, Seán also stumbled across one of UK’s favourites – Chicken Korma with flavoursome and aromatic basmati rice.
A filling 400g box will set you back by just £1.49 a portion and what’s more, the dish is ready in just minutes.
Foodies can also snap up some British classics, such cottage pie, as well as bangers and mash for £1.49, making it the perfect choice as the weather becomes more gloomy.
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Needless to say, food fans were delighted to learn about the news, as more than a hundred gave the post a like and dozens raced to comments.
One said: ”The chicken tikka is the best I’ve tasted apart an actual indians [sic].”
”The morrisons savers pasta (almost identical to the one you’re showing) is 75p,” someone else claimed.
”The Tikka Masala is so nice,” a foodie chimed in.
”The carbonara isn’t bad either,” another fan of the store penned.