A saucy gift for your Valentine..
Bargain meals made to love Young adults love Frosties
ALDI has sparked a food price fight with the launch of the cheapest three-course Valentine’s Day meal for £9.66.
But yesterday frozen giant Iceland waded in with a package that includes booze for £10.
The deal from its Gino D’Acampo rang e includes clams with garlic and white wine, puds such as tiramisu and wine.
Asda and Morrisons have £15 deals, while Tesco and Marks & Spencer cost £20, with the latter calling its menu “a showstopper”.
KELLOGG’S has said it has no plans to cut the sugar in its cereals – as they are so popular with young adults.
Figures in The Grocer show sales of Frosties to 20 to 28year-olds were up 11% year on year and Crunchy Nut up 8%.
A spokesman said there is a “whopping 37g of sugar per 100g” of Frosties.
But he added the figures showed, “there is still a place at the breakfast table for sugary cereals”.
Dig in to those Heinz truffles
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You can treat the love of your life to a ValentHeinz Day box of chocolates with a tomato ketchup filling.
Heinz have teamed up with Fortnum & Mason to create the milk, white and dark shelled truffles with a blonde chocolate ganache and a Heinz Tomato Ketchup centre.
They come in a heartshaped box and will be on sale from tomorrow at £19.95, in plenty of time for February 14.
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Heinz described the soft centres as having a “tangy tomato flavour “which “bursts through the silky creamy rich ganache with a sweet finish”.
Its relationship with the posh store stretches back to 1886, when Fortnum & Mason first stocked Heinz products.
Alexandra Bayet, from Heinz, said: “Ketchup and chocolate are two of the nation’s most loved foods.
“It was only right that on the international day of love we combine these ingredients in mouth-watering truffles.”
Sophie Young, of Fortnum & Mason, added: “They have developed something truly and unexpectedly delicious.”