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First-ever Iceland cafe to open in Devon where you can also buy frozen food from their menu

ICELAND is opening its first-ever café where customers can try and buy frozen food from the supermarket.

The new eatery will be based in a new The Range opening in Paignton, Devon, on September 27.

 The concept design for the new Iceland cafe opening in The Range
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The concept design for the new Iceland cafe opening in The RangeCredit: The Range

reports how the café will sell a selection of meals that can be bought frozen from the supermarket.

If customers like what they’ve eaten, they can purchase it directly at the café from freezers on site.

Iceland and The Range first announced their partnership in August 2018, with the supermarket selling its food in three of the DIY chain’s stores.

Six months later in February 2019, reported that the trial had been a success with both sides agreeing to roll it out nationwide.

The Paignton store is the first branch that will see Iceland food sold in a café setting.

The Sun has asked both Iceland and The Range if other eateries are expected to open and we'll update this article when we get a response.

We've also asked what food customers will find in store, as well as the price range.

There's more than 175 branches of The Range in the UK and you can .

If you'd rather do your Iceland shop in the supermarket, .

Chris Dawson, owner and found of The Range, was quote by Cornwall Live as saying: “We are really excited about this new concept and you can now actually try before you buy.

"With our sales already climbing by over 16 per cent this year it is new ideas like this that keep the business fresh and moving forward."

Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Tesco all have their own cafés in larger supermarket stores.

While customers are known for travelling all the way to their nearest Ikea just the enjoy the Swedish brand's meatballs.

Wondering what your local Iceland sells? The supermarket now does hot fiery chilli chicken in breadcrumbs – and they come with a heat warning.

While their super spicy chicken wings are so hot you need to wear gloves, as seen in this video.

Supermarket shoppers can make big savings by checking out our 16 tipsfor keeping costs down.

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