Sainsbury’s to launch £15 Valentine’s Day meal deal including fizz and steak
VALENTINE'S Day is fast approaching and Sainsbury's shoppers can celebrate with a £15 meal deal.
The special dine-in deal for two includes a starter, main meal, side dish, dessert and a drink.
Couples can treat themselves to the romantic special offer from February 7 to 14.
There is a choice of seven starters all from the supermarket's Taste the Difference range.
Customers can choose from items including scallop gratin, leek and cheddar tart and fragrant vegetable bao buns.
Other items such as an antipasto platter and breaded camembert with cranberry are also on the menu.
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For the main course, shoppers can choose from nine options including a Taste the Difference rump steak with butter, Scottish salmon encroute and a vegan plant-based wellington.
There are plenty of options for side dishes too with five to choose from including dauphinoise potatoes, triple cooked chips and cauliflower cheese.
To finish, loved-up diners have eight desserts to choose from including white chocolate mousse rose, raspberry and choc torte and rhubarb and custard cheesecake slices.
Sainsbury's is also offering a number of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to accompany the meal including Taste the Difference prosecco, a selection of Winemakers Collection wines and Stella Artois.
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The non-alcoholic options include Shloer Celebration pink fizz, Bottlegreen sparkling press and Lucky Saint unfiltered lager.
We compared how much one of the meals would cost you now, to see if you will make a saving with the deal.
If you were to buy the following items today:
- Taste the Difference Leek and Cheddar Tart (V) - £5
- Taste the Difference Rump Steak with Butter - £7.50
- Taste the Difference Dauphinoise Potatoes (V) - £2.75
- Taste the Difference Rhubarb & Custard Cheesecake Slices (V) - £3.35
- Taste the Difference Prosecco 75cl - £8.50
All of these items at full price would come to £27.10 which is £12.10 more expensive than the Valentine's Day meal deal.
It works out to an almost half-price deal which is a whopping saving and definitely one worth having.
If you want to treat yourself and a loved one to this Valentine’s Day dine-in offer from Sainsbury’s you can do so from February 7.
You can find out where your local supermarket is using the store locator tool on the website.
Remember to shop around too, there are still a few weeks to go and most supermarkets bring out a Valentine’s Day dine-in meals.
You can look out for deals on the supermarket’s website and compare prices using price comparison tools online.
Google Shopping and Trolley.co.uk are good places to start if you want to compare prices across different retailers.
Sainsbury’s is not the only retailer getting ready for the most romantic day of the year.
M&S shoppers have been rushing to get their hands on a viral light-up candle that is perfect for Valentine’s Day.
Other ways to save money on your supermarket shop.
If you fancy making your own Valentine’s meal from scratch there are plenty of ways you can save on your supermarket shop.
Try keeping an eye out for yellow or red stickers on products that show you they have been reduced.
Most supermarkets have a dedicated space on the aise for these items and usually, items are marked down at certain times of the day.
Check with your local supermarket, they may be able to tell you when is the best time to shop to get the best offers.
Making a list before you venture out can also help you to save money, and keep the temptation to fill up the trolley with other things to a minimum.
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Also, be sure to check out the supermarket's own label brand as this is where you can make some serious savings compared to buying branded goods.
The major supermarkets have got very competitive on their own label pricing, so you could find you can save a lot on your weekly shop by switching.