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Iceland announces huge update across stores for January


Many families and individuals will have noticed that the price of groceries has skyrocketed recently, which isn’t ideal at the best of times – but especially not in January after the busy festive period. 

However, Iceland is setting out to support millions of people struggling thanks to its biggest ever deals event which is taking place this month. 

The ‘Mega Deals’ event features a variety of offers including an expanded £1 or less range with over 1,000 products, alongside the return of customer favourites including 10 for £10 and half-price essentials. 

Research commissioned by the retailer has revealed that January is the most financially difficult month of the year for half of the population.

After the financial strain of the festive season, a further 50 percent of people in the UK say they are actively searching for ways to save on food and essentials, with over half 56 percent adjusting their shopping habits to cut costs.

The ‘Mega Deals’ event includes half-price laundry products, discounted frozen favourites from top brands like Quorn, Chicago Town, and Birdseye, as well as a buy two get one free offer. 

Richard Walker, executive chairman of Iceland Foods, said: “We know families are looking to reduce spending in all aspects of everyday life and we know that we need to do our bit to help.

“January will be a struggle for millions, it’s no secret that bills are going to rise and it’s going to hit some families extremely hard. That’s why we’re stepping up, expanding our £1 or less lines and introducing hundreds of deals. We’re here to help this January.”

Here’s what you can expect from this event, which is available in Iceland and Food Warehouse stores and online from January 3 until January 20. 

10 for £10

Customers can purchase 10 items for £10 on select products and save up to £15, including:

  • Birds Eye Chicken Fingers – 10 pack, £2.50

  • Young’s Chip Shop Omega 3 Fish Fillets – two pack, £2.50

  • Chicago Town Cheese & Tomato Sub – two pack, £1.75

  • Richmond Thick Pork Sausage – eight pack, £1.85

  • Birds Eye Chicken Dippers – 12 pack, £2.50

Half Price Frozen

Customers can enjoy half off on selected products including:

  • Chicago Town Tiger Crust Pepperoni Pizza – was £3.50 / now £1.75, 320g

  • Birds Eye Ultimate Chicken Burgers – was £4.00 / now £2.00, two pack

  • Quorn Meat-Free Mince – was £2.50 / now £1.25, 300g

  • Birds Eye Great Value Fish Fingers – was £4.00 / now £2.00, 14 pack

Buy two, get one free

Customers can take advantage of Iceland’s ‘buy two, get one free’ on cupboard essentials such as:

  • Heinz Ravioli in Tomato Sauce – £2.00, 400g

  • Sharwood’s Tikka Masala Cook Sauce – £2.50, 420g

  • Knorr Beef Stock Pot – £1.90, four pack

  • Kellogg’s Strawberry Fruit Winder – £2.00, five pack

£1 or less favourites

Customers can enjoy Iceland’s £1 or less favourites that include some new additions for 2025, including:

  • Iceland Mozzarella Balls, 200g – £1.00

  • Iceland Cheesy Potato Swirls, 450g – £1.00

  • Iceland Mac ‘N’ Cheese Bites – 10 pack, £1.00

  • Iceland Breaded King Prawns – eight pack, £1.00

Five for £5 products

Customers can get more for less with Iceland’s five for £5 deal on a range of essential goods such as:

  • Fridge Raiders Slow Roasted Chicken Snack Bites – £1.25, 70g

  • Frijj Cookie Dough Milkshake – £1.70, 330ml

  • Peperami Original Salami and Cheese Snack Box – £2.00, 50g

  • Little Duck 4 Luxe Toilet Tissue – £1.25

Star Buys

Includes a range of flash offers across Iceland and Food Warehouse stores, including:

  • Le Roule Garlic & Herb – was £2.00 / now £1.00, 125g

  • Pork & Stuffing Mini Pork Pies – was £2.40 / now £1.20, 4pk

  • Iceland Indian Selection Pack – was £2.50 / now £1.25, 400g

  • Lurpak Garlic Butter – was £2.25 / now £1.50, 125g

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