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What is the best supermarket meal deal?

The co-op give you a good range of choice for £3!

Aldi don't have a meal deal but give you a lot of cheap items. Sandwiches for £1.30. cheaper prices for branded drinks etc.

Where do you shop for your meal deal?

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Stinkum
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I'm not sure exactly what you mean by a meal deal, I usually just buy different individuals items and randomly create meals out of the items I buy. I don't buy ready meals because they're very poor value and I prefer to prepare my own meals. My preferred places are Aldi, Lidl and Tesco. Lots of variety and options.
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godd
Sainsbury do a good £3 one.

Take a "taste the difference" sandwich, tyrrells crisps and some juicy water. Not bad for £3.
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Original post by Stinkum
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by a meal deal, I usually just buy different individuals items and randomly create meals out of the items I buy. I don't buy ready meals because they're very poor value and I prefer to prepare my own meals. My preferred places are Aldi, Lidl and Tesco. Lots of variety and options.

Well, astonishingly, he means meal deals.

Personally for me i like the coop stuff, a big big choice of drinks and snacks and the sandwiches seem better quality than other supermarkets.
Although it's not the cheapest I still prefer Boots meal deal they just have a better selection, plus the do Naked smoothies :drool:
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ldsbabe
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haha you must be bored! Worst - Tesco. Best - Probably Boots.
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Original post by james1211
Well, astonishingly, he means meal deals.

Personally for me i like the coop stuff, a big big choice of drinks and snacks and the sandwiches seem better quality than other supermarkets.


wat
Although it's not really a supermarket, I think boots do the best regarding choice. Even though it's a little more expensive than others (although at £3.29 it's still not bad) I can still collect boots advantage points with them and you sometimes get vouchers giving you 30p off :smile:
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Original post by Stinkum
wat

If you're buying the items seperately you're wasting money.
The Co-Op meal deal where I live is £3.25 :confused:
I think the Boots one is the best for the range of food you can get :biggrin:
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Original post by james1211
If you're buying the items seperately you're wasting money.


wat
Original post by kdizzle97
The Co-Op meal deal where I live is £3.25 :confused:
I think the Boots one is the best for the range of food you can get :biggrin:


Yeah I work at one and it's definitely not £3. I know it recently went up by quite a bit, I've had complaints.
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Original post by Stinkum
wat

Reported.
Always go to the co-op for a meal deal because there is so much variety to choose from and most of it is good quality.
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Original post by james1211
Reported.


wat
1. Sainsbury's
2. Tesco
3. Boots (A bit too healthy for my liking)
4. Co-op (I hated their apple and grape bags)
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Original post by Stinkum
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by a meal deal, I usually just buy different individuals items and randomly create meals out of the items I buy. I don't buy ready meals because they're very poor value and I prefer to prepare my own meals. My preferred places are Aldi, Lidl and Tesco. Lots of variety and options.


A meal deal is a deal where you grab a sandwich, snack and drink for a set price. Usually around £3 :smile:


Original post by kdizzle97
The Co-Op meal deal where I live is £3.25 :confused:
I think the Boots one is the best for the range of food you can get :biggrin:


At my co-op on campus the meal deal is £3! score! :biggrin:
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Original post by Armadillo
A meal deal is a deal where you grab a sandwich, snack and drink for a set price. Usually around £3 :smile:




At my co-op on campus the meal deal is £3! score! :biggrin:


Oh right, I see, thanks :smile: I don't go to co-op, but I think I've seen a similar thing at Sainsbury's supermarket.
Original post by Armadillo
The co-op give you a good range of choice for £3!

Aldi don't have a meal deal but give you a lot of cheap items. Sandwiches for £1.30. cheaper prices for branded drinks etc.

Where do you shop for your meal deal?

Popped this in Food and Drink for you :wink:
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Boots all the way.

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