MARKS and Spencer is selling a Sunday roast dinner meal deal for two – including a joint and three sides – for just £10.
Everyone loves and a Sunday roast, and it tastes even better when you can get it for a bargain price.
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M&S shoppers can get a main, like a joint of British beef or bacon loin joint, three sides like veg and roasties and gravy.
The delicious deal for two is available for just a tenner and can be bought in all M&S Foodhalls from now until February 28.
You can find your local store by using the locator tool on the M&S website.
Customers save save up to £10.70 on the price of buying the most expensive combination worth £20.70.
The posh supermarket has run the deal in previous years when it was priced at £8 in 2020.
But back then, it only included two sides compared to the three that are on offer now.
The Sun has asked Marks and Spencer for the price of each item individually and we will update this story when we find out.
M&S’ full Sunday roast meal deal for two menu
There are five mains to choose from, including:
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- Ready to roast with a sweet and sticky maple glaze boneless bacon loin joint – £8
- British ready to roast with salt and pepper sprinkle boneless butter basted chicken joint – £7.50
- British ready to roast with a honey glaze boneless gammon – £9
- British ready to roast boneless basted beef joint – £8.50
- British pork, sage and onion stuffed chicken – £7
- British rotisserie chicken – £9
Shoppers have a choice of three of the following sides:
- Buttery mashed potato – £3
- Goose fat roast potatoes – £3.25
- Roasting parsnips – £3
- Carrot & swede crush – £3
- Layered classic veg – £3
- Cabbage medley -£3
- Tenderstem broccoli – £3
- Boston beans – £2.25
- Butternut and mixed vegetables – £2.25
- Chicken gravy – £2.50
- Beef gravy – £2.50
- Pigs in blankets – £3.90
- Sage and onion stuffing – £3.75
- Beef dripping Yorkshire puddings – £2.50
We couldn’t find any other Sunday Roast deals like the one offered by M&S when we checked – but make sure you shop around in case we missed a bargain.
Of course, you could look at buying the items separately, rather than as part of a deal.
For example, you could get a whole chicken for £3.56 at Tesco, alongside tendersteam broccoli for £2 and a £1.29 packet of sweet potato and swede mash for a total for £6.85.
This is £3.15 cheaper than M&S’ deal – but its important to note that quality and portion sizes may be different.
The same combination at Sainsbury’s would set you back £6.25 – £3.75 cheaper than buying M&S’ deal.
You can use comparison tools like Trolley.co.uk to find similar food items from other retailers and compare prices.
It comes after Marks and Spencer launched its popular £20 Valentine’s Day meal deal including steak and prosecco.
The retailer also revealed it is planning to close a number of branches within weeks – check the list to see if one is near you.
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