not sure how long deal is on but if you buy a pancake pan from Iceland at the moment for £5 you get for free
Aunt Bessie's 480g pancake mix
200ml lemon juice
bottle of maple syrup
fry light olive oil spray
Not a bad little deal
Top comments
cb-uk to chemeng
29 Jan 1710#8
What next? Buy a wedding ring and get a free meat cleaver?
:wink:
vixie2 to kris147
29 Jan 178#5
lol i make my own nearly every weekend for my girls, flour, milk, eggs and pinch of salt , Easy peasy lemon squeezy!!x
LesD
29 Jan 176#11
That ain't gonna be maple syrup!
(Unless someone can find the actual offer and prove me wrong!)
chemeng
29 Jan 174#2
Hmm, some reverse psychology experimenting by Iceland on this one.
And if it is, it's costing you £1 given the 'free' ingredients are £4 in total.
Sophiasky
29 Jan 17#19
Not too sure if this is a national deal - just been to my local Iceland and they did not have this offer on.
LesD
29 Jan 173#20
Thankyou for proving me right!
vixie2 to LesD
29 Jan 171#21
lol i don't like maple syrup anyway it's lemon n sugar all the way for me x
vixie2 to LesD
29 Jan 17#22
lol i don't like maple syrup anyway it's lemon And sugar all the way for me!
soldierboy001 to LesD
29 Jan 171#25
If you notice it says " Maple Flavour Syrup ".
dannyblackbeard to LesD
29 Jan 17#42
I knew it was too good to be true. Real maple syrup will set you back nearly a fiver on it's own. Which, is what I'll be saving mine for seeing as I already have everything except that.
benjai
29 Jan 17#23
Wow every single item is cheap junk. Cold.
livreg
29 Jan 171#24
Aldi and Lidl both have maple syrup for £2.99 the proper stuff.
connect2deals
29 Jan 17#26
aunt bessies pancake mix is horrible, it's ok for Yorkshire puds but not pancakes. The store branded tesco or Morrisons are way better and a fraction of the price.
vixie2 to connect2deals
29 Jan 17#28
never tried it
thetarget
29 Jan 17#27
What's the difference between a pancake pan and a regular pan of the same size? Is it not as tall at the sides and/or lighter?
crazylegs to thetarget
29 Jan 171#29
Yes so its easier to flip the pancake, I'm a bit of an expert anyway but makes it easier for noobies and amateur cooks to flip
HantsShopper to thetarget
15 Feb 17#59
Lighter weight and shallower - makes for easier tossing.:laughing:
paule23
29 Jan 174#30
Why would you ever buy a pancake mix? Pancakes are flour, milk and egg, it's not rocket science.
MynameisM to paule23
29 Jan 17#32
it's not rocket science but for some reason they stick more than the mix so easier if kids want make them.
uktottys to paule23
29 Jan 17#38
Why would you ever buy a loaf then?
dannyblackbeard to paule23
29 Jan 17#43
Come on, this is the UK. You must have seen Jeremy Kyle before.
acj7745
29 Jan 17#31
You've probably never had maple syrup before, can be a struggle to find the real stuff, quite pricey too. It is like wasabi in the fakeness respect, which is always just green coloured horseradish.
MynameisM
29 Jan 17#33
u must shop in expensive places.
snorth1
29 Jan 17#34
Pantastic deal :man:
edinburgher
29 Jan 17#35
Must be a local deal as I popped into Edinburgh store to see if they had it but assistant hadn't heard of this offer. Seemed like a reasonable price for the pan and spray oil.
nathanosullivan1 to edinburgher
30 Jan 17#51
here in Poole. Granted other end of the country.
ShootistUK
29 Jan 17#36
I bought 2 sets at Iceland, St Andrews Retail Park, Birmingham today.
maxi78
29 Jan 17#37
is the pan suitable for induction hob?
happy1973
29 Jan 17#39
Has anyone used the pan yet?
soldierboy001
29 Jan 171#41
Post #25.
dannyblackbeard
29 Jan 17#44
Really?
So when it says taken from sugar trees of Quebec on the bottle of Tescos finest bottle or 100% pure maple syrup on Aldis they're both lying about the origin of the contents? Hmmmmm.
Redisreddest
29 Jan 17#45
Lidls "real maple syrup" is made in ireland.
vickyboy123
29 Jan 172#46
american pancakes are so much better
soldierboy001 to vickyboy123
29 Jan 17#47
Yes but Iceland don't sell them and this is an Iceland thread, or hadn't you noticed. By the way I don't agree with you.
mum2oneplustwins
29 Jan 17#48
Shame it isn't an online deal.
cahislenoshousat
29 Jan 17#49
the initial is a winner for me...thanks...
Loubou
30 Jan 17#50
Mine don't stick and I always make them from scratch. You just need a decent non stick frying pan. :wink:
robertoegg
30 Jan 17#52
Thank you to the knowledgeable pedants of HDUK - I now know to look out for the real Maple Syrup when shopping :smiley:
You learn something every day...
katestewart9279
30 Jan 17#53
Whenever they've got an offer its never in the store. Must get a small amount in of these offers.
dannyblackbeard
30 Jan 17#54
Where does the sap come from to make it?
jahanarab
30 Jan 171#55
I usually just take the freebies without buying the product but today........omg......without reading properly I took 2 pans thinking the pans were free when you buy the ingredients.....
argosextra to jahanarab
6 Feb 17#56
What happened they didn't charge you for the pans
argosextra
6 Feb 17#57
I wanted to make pancake I never made it before can someone tell me what ingredients I need to buy with my free pan
buxb
6 Feb 17#58
Not impressed with Iceland! My shopping just arrive minus the pan which wasn't available. I've been charged full price for the pancake mix etc which I didn't need and only ordered because they were supposed to come free with the pan. :disappointed:
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Opening post
Aunt Bessie's 480g pancake mix
200ml lemon juice
bottle of maple syrup
fry light olive oil spray
Not a bad little deal
Top comments
:wink:
(Unless someone can find the actual offer and prove me wrong!)
All comments (59)
Assuming that's the pan.
the initial is a winner for me
:wink:
(Unless someone can find the actual offer and prove me wrong!)
Probably maple *flavour* syrup. Yuk!
So when it says taken from sugar trees of Quebec on the bottle of Tescos finest bottle or 100% pure maple syrup on Aldis they're both lying about the origin of the contents? Hmmmmm.
You learn something every day...