I’m a foodie and here’s how I bagged £35 worth of M&S food for only a fiver – you won’t want to miss out
A WOMAN has taken to social media to reveal how she bagged over £35 worth of food from M&S for just £5.
So if you’re an M&S fan, but don’t want to pay the hefty prices, you’ll want to listen up and take notes quickly.
Sarah and Lily, a mother and daughter duo (@sarlil.tgtg), explained that they are ‘obsessed’ with Too Good To Go bags.
The duo used the app Too Good To Go which connects hungry Brits with food chains and supermarkets with leftover food that would otherwise be thrown away, in a bid to curb food waste.
With Too Good To Go, shoppers can buy food at a discounted price, making sweet savings.
You pay through the app and get given a slot before closing time to go and pick it up.
Lily collected their M&S food-packed box and noted: “This box was crazy!”
Showcasing the “jam-packed box”, which is worth £35.20, but they paid just £5 for, Lily said: “We’ve just picked up our M&S Too Good To Go box. Let’s see what we’ve got.”
Lily got out each item, showing their followers her large haul, as she noted: “We’ve got a green apple and peanut butter dip snack pack.
“A massive box of flapjacks, that looks really good, that’s really exciting.
“Some brandy cream, bread sauce, what’s bread sauce? Whatever that is.
“We’ve got a Mexican-style rice and avocado salad.
“We’ve got two apples, some British chargrilled chicken pieces.
“We’ve got 16 deluxe pigs in blankets, which neither of us like, but we know people who like.
“Some turkey gravy and we’ve also got a turkey feast pie.
“And two blood orange and cranberry juices.
“Really jam-packed box, that’s exciting.”
Lily’s clip has clearly impressed many, as it has quickly amassed 718.5k views.
It has 27.9k likes, 260 comments and 499 shares.
Social media users were left open-mouthed at Lily’s hefty haul, which many eagerly expressed in the comments.
One person said: “Wow!
Another added: “This looks awesome!! Omg.”
A third commented: “This is a very good box!”
Meanwhile, someone else noted: “I wish my area had more stores that did these bags. Only have the Co-op and Subway.”
