First of the New Year M&S Dine in for two - £10 @ Marks & Spencer

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First of the New Year M&S Dine in for two for £10.00!

£10 Marks & Spencer18 Jan 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Groceries

Opening post

Thoughtful

12 Jan 16

The first one of this year!

Mains

Rotisserie Chicken
Gastropub Chicken & Leek Pies
Cook With M&S Pork Medallions
Slow-Cook Duck
Tuna Steaks*
2 Sage-Crusted Pork Chops*
Mediterranean Vegetable Sea Bass
Lasagne al Forno
Gastropub Shepherd’s Pie
Chargrilled Veg Pasta Melt (V)
Gastropub Goats Cheese & Red Onion Lattice en Croute (V)*
Chicken with Parmesan & Lemon
Gastropub Moussaka*
Gastropub Chicken Kiev en Croute*

Side dishes
4 Stone-Baked Garlic Bread
Potato Rosti
Minted New Potatoes
Ultimate Mash
Pea and Broccoli Layer
Carrot Crush
Butternut Squash, Pepper and Onion*
Garlic Mushrooms
Rosemary Potatoes
Broccoli, Carrot, Courgette & Fine Beans
Carrot, Cauliflower and Sprouts*

Desserts
Cheese selection*
Fruit
Profiterole Stack
2 Raspberry Pannacotta
2 Millionaire's Shortbread
Apple Puff
Toffee & Honeycomb Tray Bake

Wines and Drinks
Bianco di Sicilia
Butcher’s Block Bonarda Malbec
Grenache Syrah Mourvedre
Merlot delle Venezie
Peach Garden Chardonnay
Raso de la Cruz Rosé
Reserve de la Saurine Red
Sangiovese Rubicone
Sauvignon Blanc Valencia
Vino da Tavola Frizzante Bianco
British Elderflower and Blackberry*
Sparkling Elderflower Presse*

Nothing tremendously exciting although there are two (!) vegetarian options this time. The desserts seems a limited choice though.

Top comments

jlonew

12 Jan 16 4 #2

Starts Wednesday 13th so don't be rushing out to buy today !!!

chedixon

12 Jan 16 4 #3

The Chicken and Leek pies are amazing! :smiley:

Metallifux

12 Jan 16 3 #10

Shame their red wine is atrocious.

All comments (61)

Dogeared

12 Jan 16 1 #1

Hit hot then flicked down and saw the dessert selection. Hmm.... not as good as usual and I feel they could make a better effort for vegetarians but still a good deal if you make the right choices. Thanks for posting.

thomasleep to Dogeared

13 Jan 16 #38

The right choices in life or just food? :wink:

jlonew

12 Jan 16 4 #2

Starts Wednesday 13th so don't be rushing out to buy today !!!

chedixon

12 Jan 16 4 #3

The Chicken and Leek pies are amazing! :smiley:

smallandsweet to chedixon

12 Jan 16 1 #14

Right. I'm trying one!

reindeer333

12 Jan 16 1 #4

Not great value if you pick: Chargrilled Veg Pasta Melt (V), Carrot Crush, Fruit & British Elderflower and Blackberry :smile:

tigerpuss73

12 Jan 16 #5

I love the Garlic mushrooms as a side.

hearts

12 Jan 16 #6

These are always the same are they not? Just with a different slant on the pie and the chicken.

nairobi

12 Jan 16 #7

The pasta melt is pretty nice, and is HUGE. Easily served a family of four. Carrots a bonus :smiley:

Stevet29 to nairobi

12 Jan 16 #8

You can buy a kg of carrots for 69p

bigmike2028

12 Jan 16 1 #9

It must be just me but i have found that some of their food has really dropped in quality.

markjean to bigmike2028

12 Jan 16 #11

I still find it very good. My local M&S reduces a lot of their food to silly prices each evening. Yesterday we filled a trolley for about £20. They also had about 300 boxes of mince pies expiring today for 30p each. Our freezer is packed. Check your local as they may do the same.

noshywoshy to bigmike2028

12 Jan 16 #12

definately are. And some of the nicer stuff they've stopped doing. They used to do this amazing seafood tray bake.... no more unfortunately

Metallifux

12 Jan 16 3 #10

Shame their red wine is atrocious.

HeadphoneGeeza

12 Jan 16 #13

But not crushed

kooks65

12 Jan 16 #15

I got a till spit last week for £5 off £30 so I'll be using it tomorrow, thanks :smiley:

chedixon

12 Jan 16 #16

Last time they did them on the £10 deal I went in a few days after it had finished and they had reduced lots of them (they were in the gastro range isle). They were down to £2 something a pack so I bought loads, it was a chicken & leek individual pie (x2) with a mustard and cheesy type sauce, finished the last one recently so if they are the same on I'll be stocking up again too! Let me know what you think when you've tried one :smiley:

smallandsweet

12 Jan 16 #17

Oh. The sauce description has put me off slightly. When's best day/time to get reduced stuff in M&S then? I only ever see bakery reductions at end of evening.

chedixon

12 Jan 16 1 #18

I go on a Friday afternoon normally for a few bits and bobs but regularly see stuff reduced in the ready meals section. Its an out of town M&S food store (Netherfield, Nottingham) but I would think most of the same stores on retail parks may do the same.
They are pretty rich tasting although not cheesy if that makes any sense. I'm trying to shift a few Christmas gained pounds at the moment and I'm starving now! :smiley:

Stevet29

12 Jan 16 #19

Haha they can easily be crushed.

Besford

12 Jan 16 2 #20

Son works in one of the out of town foodstores. Every day they throw out good stuff that people have picked up, changed their minds and lazy so and sos just dump it elsewhere. If it's chilled or frozen stuff left in the wrong environment it gets thrown as they won't take any risks. Criminal!

Meathotukdeals to Besford

12 Jan 16 #29

Its criminal that customers do that. What are they thinking beyond " " ?

Beckp to Besford

13 Jan 16 #34

my son also works for them, they dump lots of food every day even if it's been stored correctly

peggy79

12 Jan 16 #21

Hot hot hot.
However, who can tell me how to check the location of M&S restaurant, please?
Just no sure which store is with restaurant, should give a shot.

Besford to peggy79

12 Jan 16 #22

Not aware of restaurants - just coffee shops in larger ones.

raeble to peggy79

12 Jan 16 #24

By dine in M&S mean you can buy food in their foodshop and heat up/cook to eat at home instead of going out to a resturant, thereby saving you money and increasing their footfall.

allowed to peggy79

13 Jan 16 #33

I have also been trying to find which stores this is and cant find a location checker on the website, and wonder if this applies to any of the London stores.

LankyChris

12 Jan 16 1 #23

What does the * against some signify?

Thoughtful to LankyChris

12 Jan 16 1 #27

not available at all outlets

el55renfrew to LankyChris

12 Jan 16 #31

It means only in some stores not in all

Dougaldog

12 Jan 16 #25

What's the most anyone has bought in one go? My record is 6 and that was a bit embarrassing but I got £130 of food for £60! I wonder what the limit would be- they can't be making much profit!!

thomasleep to Dougaldog

13 Jan 16 #39

they made a pre tax profit last year of £661.2m up 6.1% so I don't think your £130 or £60 really matters that much in the great scheme of things, by the way do you have a massive family just wondering why you would need enough to feed 12?

Mr_Mister

12 Jan 16 #26

Are these actually for 2 people? The Mains choices sounds like its just big enough for one person

Thoughtful to Mr_Mister

12 Jan 16 #28

Yes it really is a meal for two people. I'm not sure what gives the impression they aren't ??

Besford to Mr_Mister

13 Jan 16 #43

Sounds like you need to keep a closer eye on your BMI! :wink:

Mitsykitsy

12 Jan 16 #30

I'd buy the meal deals every time if the non alcoholic options were better. i.e. orange juice without bits, tomato juice or lemonade would be nice.

Besford to Mitsykitsy

13 Jan 16 #42

Without the alcohol (which is poor anyway) they really aren't much of a 'deal'.

smallandsweet

13 Jan 16 #32

Sorry about that :smiley: and thanks for the tips!

kenzo

13 Jan 16 #35

I always vote cold on these m&s posts as you just no it's some m&s jobsworth plugging there company.sorry.

pototea

13 Jan 16 #36

I can normally get 5 meals out of the whole rotisseries chicken.

ismile

13 Jan 16 #37

Are any of these meals microwaveable? Don't have an oven

Dogeared

13 Jan 16 #40

Your choice. :smiley:

Mentos

13 Jan 16 1 #41

Not good, but a world of difference between that and lazy **** that can't be bothered to go a few meters and put something back in the fridge.

I see it all the time when shopping and usually take it back myself, if I've just seen someone put it down.

Disgusting behaviour.

thomasleep

13 Jan 16 1 #44

Oh no now I have too many choices! :wink:

soldierboy001

13 Jan 16 #45

My local M&S has very little at the end of each day and any left over goes to charity, never reduced.

ses6jwg

13 Jan 16 #46

when is this offer live until?

glenfinglas

13 Jan 16 #47

what do these moaners want for a tenner? Perhaps they should try preparing their own meal and then buy a bottle of wine. The price has not gone up since the start so there must be cut backs somewhere!! I am well satisfied with M&S ten pound meals. tony newlands

bria47

13 Jan 16 #48

How long does it take too mash boiled carrots .come on

jnigel26

13 Jan 16 1 #49

Aside from that behaviour, anyone else noticing the 'deliberate' placing of items where they shouldn't be? I watched in one store as some yobs (only description appropriate) were giggling filling a basket, then taking a item (say a pkt of grapes) then placing them among the toy section, lots of this. I mentioned it to a member of staff and they said it goes on all the time. I can believe it, shopping at lots of different stores (only way to get the bargains!) and it's now a daily occurrence. Was in Aldi this morning, basket of good (inc frozen) just left on floor. And a jar of jam shoved in among the weekly veg offers. These dicks need a dose of something. Sadly, today, even if caught the most they'll get is 'please don't do that'.

HeadphoneGeeza

13 Jan 16 #50

Long enough for M&S to highlight their effort of crushing carrots. They are not just crushed carrots they are M&S crushed carrots.

Dougaldog

13 Jan 16 #51

Yes I think your probably right-but it must be a loss leader- by the way we can easily polish off that food in a week we have a family of 5 and have it for tea for 3 nights and the 6 bottles of wine last me to the next meal deal if I'm lucky!!

soldierboy001

13 Jan 16 #52

A family of 5 and you have it for 3 nights? why are you starving yourselves?

zezo88

14 Jan 16 #53

Hi guys,

Is it 10 for two, or 10 each?

Thoughtful to zezo88

14 Jan 16 #54

£10 for two

bria47

14 Jan 16 #55

it does say dine in for two for ten pounds .
like there luxury biscutes custard creams covered in chocolate ,the food costs nothing your paying more for the packet .

HeadphoneGeeza

15 Jan 16 #56

You sound serious. You do realise this is a joke?

pototea

16 Jan 16 #57

Picked up a £7.80 chicken in my local.

They also had a chicken at £8.32 but expiring tomorrow so I left that one as don't plan to cook it until Monday.

soldierboy001 to pototea

16 Jan 16 #58

As part of this deal?

Dougaldog

17 Jan 16 #59

6 meal deals over 3 nights I mean!!!thats 6 chickens if need be!!

pototea

17 Jan 16 #60

Yes, total till came to £20.83 for chicken, garlic mushrooms, panna cotta and wine and was discounted to £10 with the deal.

soldierboy001

18 Jan 16 #61

Fantastic and how anybody can rubbish this deal I don't know, enjoy if you haven't already. That's what I like honest to goodness posts, not trolls who haven't even been in the store.

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