Christmas party season is now in full swing, which means you can indulge in food and drink to your heart's content (at least until January hits, anyway).
But as well as tightening your belt, enjoying all the best food and drink can also leave your purse feeling a lot lighter - or so you'd think.
Luckily, Iceland has your back, and has just launched a party food offer that's not to be sniffed at.
Thanks to the supermarket, savvy-shoppers can get their hands on a 150-piece strong party food bundle that feeds 15 people - and it only costs £15.
In the bundle you'll receive the following:
- 3x £1 party food products
- 2x £5 platters
- 1x Pringles 200g
- A 6-pack of Coca-Cola of your choice
The best thing about the bundle is that it's mix-and-match, so you can choose the products that you most like the look of.
Some of the items you can include in your £15 bundle are :
- Mozzarella Sticks
- Hot & Spicy Prawns
- Chicken Goujons
- 70-Piece Buffet Platter
- 60-Piece Chicken Platter
- Filo Prawns
- 100-Piece Indian Platter
- 64-Piece Dessert Platter
- 60-Piece Oriental Platter
- Mini Chocolate Eclairs
- Duck Spring Rolls
- Chicken Tikka Bites
Earlier this week it was revealed that Aldi is the cheapest retailer to buy an entire Christmas dinner from for 2020.
According to research done by Good Housekeeping, Aldi is the cheapest UK supermarket to buy Christmas dinner, working out at £24.78 in total - or a very reasonable £3.10 per head. Coming in second is Iceland, which totals at £25.25.
At the bottom of the list is M&S, where a full Christmas dinner comes to £38.35 - £13.57 more than Aldi.
Here's the full list:
- Aldi - £24.78
- Iceland - £25.25
- Lidl - £26.22
- Tesco - £30.62
- Asda - £30.72
- Morrisons - £33.54
- Sainsbury's - £35.14
- Co-op - £35.28
- M&S - £38.35
