Iceland shoppers 'won't buy takeaways' since trying low calorie £4 meals that rival McDonald's and Nando's aff
Frozen food supermarket chain Iceland has blown shoppers away with a low range of calorie meals that are so good they rival takeaways. Iceland launched the 15 item-strong fakeaway range which is packed with protein but low in calories earlier today.
Iceland's MyProtein takeaway meals are currently included in a huge deal, which you can only find online. Y ou can buy 10 meals and a packet of chicken skewers for £45 on the Iceland website here. The new Iceland range was shared on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group, where hundreds of shoppers said they were keen to try it. Chloe Chloe raved: "Ooh I want to try." Sophie Peters said: "Ohhh might have to try some of these!" Kirsty Rogan said: "Some of these actually look quite good."
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