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Iceland

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Jaxjacky Sun 09-Aug-26 13:12:48

I buy frozen vegetables, fish and if it’s a good deal tinned/dried goods.

M0nica Sun 09-Aug-26 12:58:10

Reliable source of frozen fish.

BoggledMind Sun 09-Aug-26 12:56:12

We have been buying most of our frozen food from Iceland for many years (we've had one in town for decades). We used to get our frozen food from various shops but now, I'd say 95% comes from there. The reason is that we feel the quality is very good, and the deals are great. Plus, we go on a Tuesday for the extra discount.

We did stop buying ready meals a few years ago (bought for convenience when life was different), but enjoyed most of them when we did. I say 'most' because the occasional meal was a disappointment, so I can understand you not enjoying yours.

As for recommendations, if you're still thinking of backup ready meals, if you can afford to, avoid the very cheap ones as they're the ones we liked least. The luxury range always seemed very good. Although I'm not trying to lose weight, the Slimming World meals are nice too.

People's tastes vary, along with expectations, but on the whole, Iceland, for us, are excellent.

Ilovecheese Sun 09-Aug-26 12:53:20

Frozen fruit and veg is the same as any other shop.

Floradora9 Sun 09-Aug-26 11:52:10

Anyone buy from the food section in Iceland ? We do not have one very near to us so I was delighted to be in a town where there was one and it was a Tuesday so discount for pensioners. I bought some ready frozen meals for days when I was not feeling up to cooking and so far my reaction is ... rubbish . We had the Mousaka the other day . The lamb was not minced lamb it must have been scraped off the bones as it was so fine . I got the offer of three for £8 and I have binned the third one .
Anyone give me ideas of what is good to eat there ? Must admit the frozen mango was as good as Tesco's .