LIDL XXL DEALS Starts Thursday 12th Jan - Extra Virgin Olive Oil 1L £2.39, Mozzarella 250g 75p, Black Forest Ham 250g £1.99, Laundry Gel 32 Washes £2.29, Yogurt Drink 1L 99p, Frozen Fruit 1kg £2.39, Cien Shower Gel 1L 99p, 8 Gelatelli Ice Cream £ - £0.75 @ Lidl

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LIDL XXL DEALS Starts Thursday 12th Jan - Extra Virgin Olive Oil 1L £2.39, Mozzarella 250g 75p, Black Forest Ham 250g £1.99, Laundry Gel 32 Washes £2.29, Yogurt Drink 1L 99p, Frozen Fruit 1kg £2.39, Cien Shower Gel 1L 99p, 8 Gelatelli Ice Cream £

£0.75 Lidl9 Jan 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Groceries

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andreocean

9 Jan 17

LIDL XXL DEALS Starting Thursday 12th January 2017

This Deal end Wednesday 18th January or While stocks last

XXL Cien Hair And Shower Gel 1L 99p (Coconut, Grapefruit, Melon)
XXL Orange Juice Pure Squeezed 1.25L 99p
XXL Milk Chocolate Peanuts (M&Ms Replica) 300g 99p
XXL Yogurt Drink 1L 99p (Peach & Passion Fruit, Strawberry)
XXL Frozen Fruit 750g/1kg £2.39 (Strawberrys, Raspberrys, Black Forest XXL Fruits)
XXL Frozen Fruit 400g £1.39 (Blueberrys, Mangos, Pineapples, Mixed Fruits)
XXL Laundry Gel 960ml 32 Washes £2.29 (Non Bio, Biological)
XXL Laundry Liquid Detergent 5L 66 Washes £4.79 (Color, Active)
XXL Gelatelli Ice Cream Sticks 8 Pack £2.09 (Classic, Almond) (Magnum Replica)
XXL Deluxe Hand Cooked Crisps 200g 79p (Sea Salt, Balsamic Vinegar, Lightly Salted, Sea Salt and Crushed Pepper)
XXL Fish Fingers MSC Pollock 900g £2.29
XXL Extra Virgin Olive Oil 1L £2.39
XXL Black Forest Ham Slices 250g £1.99
XXL Pork Loin Steaks 1kg £4.49
XXL British Beef Roasting Joint 2kg - 3kg £4.99 per kg
XXL 2 MSC Smoked Haddock Fillets 300g £2.79
XXL British Boneless Pork Leg Joint 2.5kg - 3.5kg £2.99 per kg
XXL Roasted Coffee Beans 1.2kg £8.99 (Espresso, Classico, Crema)
XXL Ace Vitamin Drink 2L 99p
XXL 100% Apple Juice 2L 1.09p
XXL 100% Orange Juice 2L 1.09p
XXL Dried And Sweetened Cranberries 250g £1.99
XXL Frikadellen 600g £1.69 (Turkey, Chicken, Pork)
XXL Cooked Ham Slices 250g £1.29
XXL 9 Unsmoked Back Bacon Rashers 332.5 95p
XXL 6 Corn Beef Slices £1.29
XXL Wafer Thin Cooked Ham Slices 500g £1.35
XXL 10 Irish Recipe Sausages 568g 85p
XXL 6 British Beef Topside Slices £1.59
XXL Pasta Ready Meal 900g £1.49 (Tomato Mozzarella, Cheese & Spinach, Creamy Wine & Mushroom & Rocket)
XXL Spaghetti 600g 45p
XXL Gnocchi or Tortelloni 750g/500g £1.59 (Classic Gnocchi, Beef Tortelloni, Ricotto and Spinach Tortelloni, Tomato and Mozzarella Tortelloni)
XXL Milbona Gouda Cheese Slices (1kg) £3.49
XXL Glenfell Wiener schnitzel Pork Escalopes in Breadcrumbs (2 x 250g) £2.69
XXL Italian Pinot Grigio 1L £4.99
XXL Parmigiano Reggiano £9.99 per kg (About 700g)
XXL French Brie 250g 99p
XXL Mozzarella 250g 75p
XXL Biscino Biscuits 165g 89p (Milk, Dark)
XXL Neo Sandwich Biscuit 440g £1.69
XXL Hazelnut Wafers 500g £1.99
XXL Hazelnut Rolls 500g £1.99
XXL Caramel Waffle Biscuits 560g £1.29
XXL 10 Milk Hazelnut Wafer Slices 10x30g £1.99
XXL Selection 440g/550g £1.39 (Wafer, Biscuit)
XXL Crusti Croc Paprika Crisps (250g) £1.29
XXL Snacks Cheese Puffs 200g 69p (Wotsits Replica)
XXL Snacks Onion Rings 200g 69p
XXL Snacks Bacon Rashers 200g 69p (Frazzles Replica)
XXL Roasted And Salted Cashew Nuts 250g £1.99
XXL Roasted And Salted Peanuts 500g £1.19
XXL Cruspies Peanuts 250g 95p (Paprika, BBQ)
XXL Orange Jaffa Cakes 450g £1.19
XXL 3 Professional Toothbrushes £1.25
XXL 44 All in One Dishwasher Tablet £3.69
XXL 16 Floralys Toilet Tissue £4.59
XXL 100 Baby Wipes With Lemons 79p (Sensitive, Aloe Vera)
XXL 4x80 Mini Baby Wipes With Lemons 2.69p (Sensitive, Aloe Vera)
XXL 4x80 Multi Surface Wipes With Box £4.49 (Sea Breeze, Lemon)
XXL 24 Scented Candles £1.19 (French Vanilla, Orchid, Nature)
XXL 10 Aerocell AA Batteries £1.99
XXL 10 Aerocell AAA Batteries £1.99

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XXL Milbona Gouda Cheese Slices (1kg) £3.49 should be £3.29
- nougat

Top comments

robin5858

9 Jan 17 5 #8

Lidl is not like a British company who will use any excuse to put up prices.

I do love a German company showing the big 4 how to entice customers instead of bleeding them dry like Tescos did in the past.

Also if the oranges aren't too small on the weekly offer, they are usually quite good.

POWYSWALES

9 Jan 17 3 #7

I thought prices were going up with we voted for Brexit.

Latest comments (40)

ella123

17 Jan 17 #40

Not that I was too bothered but I found my receipt and I was charged £1.79 per 6 pack. Normally I wouldn't recalculate the price per 100 grams, as I would believe the price tag was correct. But in this case I admit that 8 pack comes cheaper with 3.7p per lolly, thanks for correction.

davewave

17 Jan 17 #39

i like the concept of a casual Lidl user!

soldierboy001

17 Jan 17 #38

It's funny how on this site that somebody always gets a deal that is incompatible with the truth. I buy these imitation Magnums all summer long and find that you get 2 extra for free on the XXL deal and the weight of each stick is still the same as each stick in a 6 pack, and the price for 8 sticks is the same as for 6 sticks. I've never known Lidl to reduce the size of individual items in a multi buy pack when on offer.
P.S. I am a weekly shopper at Lidl not a casual.

ella123

17 Jan 17 #37

In my local shop they were not at the same price and as per price tag, 6 packs were cheaper per 100 g.

ella123

16 Jan 17 #35

Voted hot, but seems that LIDL started playing big supermarkets' game: I only checked for the ice cream and it works out cheaper if you buy regular package.

soldierboy001 to ella123

16 Jan 17 #36

So how do you work out that getting 6 Ice sticks ( Mangnum equivalent ) is cheaper than 8 ice sticks, when the price for both is £2.09.?
Or did you just post on here to make yourself look silly?

robin5858

9 Jan 17 5 #8

davewave to robin5858

14 Jan 17 #34

there's time yet.

davewave

14 Jan 17 1 #33

exactly!!

andreocean

13 Jan 17 1 #32

Nope you bought the normal size product which is the wrong product, Look for XXL branded bottles which are 1L
Obviously LIDL are still selling the the normal smaller size products together with larger size XXL products.

prisat

13 Jan 17 #31

#FAKEDEALS it was 750 ml costing 2.39 and not 1 L as it is said here..

cikki100

12 Jan 17 #30

went to get xxl deals ended up buying a couple normal size ones accidentally :disappointed:

BenderRodriguez

10 Jan 17 #27

False economy. Buy fruit&veg 20% cheaper in Lidl, throw 50% of them in the bin because they start to rot in a day.

robin5858 to BenderRodriguez

10 Jan 17 2 #28

So where is the place you buy your wonderfully lasting produce then?

Loubou to BenderRodriguez

11 Jan 17 2 #29

You could buy the cheap fruit and veg. Freeze the fruit and use it for smoothies. Freeze the veg and use it for soup. Or use the veg for soup and freeze the soup in batches. There you go. No wastage. :smile:

The_Circle

10 Jan 17 1 #26

Lidl do the best tasting inexpensive fruit and veg in the UK.

scott2c

10 Jan 17 1 #25

Bloody typical, they never have frozen strawberries in stock for past few weeks so ended up getting a massive more expensive bag at Costco.

Emmanuell

10 Jan 17 1 #24

How do share this from the app. Great deals

davewave

10 Jan 17 1 #23

which oil do you buy as an alternative?

Bravehibby

10 Jan 17 1 #22

Thsnks for posting - I was wondering when the XXL deals were due

supermann

10 Jan 17 #21

For that price, I wonder how 'extra virgin' the olive oil is. I'm guessing they've cleaned up their act since November 2015 then?

Italian olive oil scandal: seven top brands 'sold fake extra-virgin'

The producers caught up in the investigation include big names such as Bertolli, Santa Sabina, Primadonna, which is sold through the discount supermarket chain Lidl, and Antica Badia, which is sold through another cheap supermarket chain, Eurospin. The others are Carapelli, Coricelli and Sasso.
Bertolli
They are accused of passing off the slightly lower quality virgin olive oil as extra-virgin – the highest quality and the most expensive.
Extra-virgin oil is made by crushing the olives soon after they are picked in a process that involves no chemicals, heat or industrial refining.
Virgin olive oil is cheaper and generally more acidic.
The alleged fraud is now being investigated by prosecutors based in Turin."

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/italy/11988947/Italian-companies-investigated-for-passing-off-ordinary-olive-oil-as-extra-virgin.html

Abneer

10 Jan 17 1 #20

Thanks for posting all offers

CoCo91

10 Jan 17 2 #19

"XXL Milbona Gouda Cheese Slices (1kg) £3.49"

This is good.

XP200

10 Jan 17 1 #18

Heat.

Love Lidl and Aldi.

bargainbatti

10 Jan 17 1 #17

Thanks for the Detailed offer ! Im gna head off n buy the Coconut Water EARLY, b4 Im beaten to it...14-15th !:laughing: ..ooh, and maybe the Mozareela, and the Italian Pinot Grigio, and the cuddly toy, and the..:innocent:

andreocean

10 Jan 17 #16

Normal size is 1.5L and 2L with XXL limited offer been like that for a few years.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/only-99p-2l-solevita-xxlarge-ace-vitamin-drink-lidl-2022276

skarmachild

10 Jan 17 #15

Hmm, im sure the one I always buy is usually 2L isn't it... theres a smaller and a bigger one. Both 99p im pretty sure.

I was literally just there but didnt check >< My fave drink too!

skarmachild

10 Jan 17 #10

That ACE 2l Vitamin Drink was already 99p, why is it in the offer bit?

I feel like they are gunna start bumping up theyre prices, abnd then using this 'offer' to make it seem cheaper.

soldierboy001 to skarmachild

10 Jan 17 2 #13

Are you sure it was the 2Ltr size? These are usually larger sizes for same price as normal sizes e.g. Almond ice cream sticks magnum equivalent are usually 6 to a pack but on this offer XXL are 8 to a pack.

andreocean to skarmachild

10 Jan 17 1 #14

Your right it is 99p for smaller Ace Vitamin Drink 1.5L size, XXL packs limited offer larger packs
XXL Ace Vitamin Drink 2L 99p (1.5L + 0.5L)

ssc1

10 Jan 17 2 #12

there for the shower gel, pizza and ice cream. thanks op.

themachman

10 Jan 17 2 #11

cheers andre :smiley:

skipraider

10 Jan 17 1 #9

I wonder if any £5 Metro vouchers are on the horizon