Iceland.co.uk

It has to count as a peskier example of one of those truths, universally acknowledged, that as soon as you find a product sold at 'Iceland' freezer shop that you really, really like, they'll invariably soon stop stocking it. I encountered this first time round with a truly delicious Thai frozen prawn dim-sum / dumpling soup product retailing at £1.99 that Iceland used to sell (just add water and it was ready after a mere 3 minutes in the microwave!), and then all of a sudden stopped - the tragedy of this being that they kept it in stock for many months; so long in fact, that I was lulled into a false sense of security and never took a note of the name of the ...  Read the complete review

This is my favourite time of the year, getting prepared for Christmas and Iceland plays a big part in that. Now I know that all the major Supermarkets do their own "Party Range" starting at around £1 a box, but Iceland excel themselves as they don't churn out the same old food that's just been reboxed to look different. Apart from the giving of presents, the food plays a big part as well, as it's not often that you can get all your family together if they are scattered about the country and it is nice to have a "Family Do" if you know what I mean. Now Iceland first started out in the 1970's and have just grown and grown, apart ...  Read the complete review

hmmm, well now the iceland website/shops dont do online shopping you have to be content with going around the shop purchasing over £25 of goods & walking out with nothing to await it's arrival at you home some hours later... other than the strange feeling of going home empty handed you also have to play guess the delivery time. Our local store offers two or three hours delivery slots and so far, every shop has arrive 1.5 hours later than the end of the time slot...we're have learned to request the slot earlier than we want & have yet to be caught out. The food can be great, cook from frozen diced meat is an example, there is a lot of ...  Read the complete review

Iceland is an excellent place to shop if you have a freezer. The low prices make it easier to feed a family well, and they have such a huge variety of products. I used to like the fact that they'd deliver as long as I spent more than twenty-five quid! Every two weeks, I'd mosey on down to Iceland, stock up on a load of goodies and have it delivered to my door so's I wasn't having to lug it around everywhere else that I had to go. As with any place that I shop, if there were products on "Buy One, Get One Free", I did exactly that. Chicken breasts, bacon, sausages, all sorts of stuff that you KNOW you're going to use up fairly quickly, in making nutritious meals ...  Read the complete review

Iceland is an excellent shop where you can buy a range of foods including frozen food, crisps and snacks and you can even buy household products such as toilet paper and cleaning materials. Iceland stores can be spotted from a mile away as they have a bright red logo with large white letters displaying the 'Iceland' logo. I guess the 'ice' in the name could link to their large quantities of frozen goods. Iceland is land of the bargains as they sell so many great things for even greater prices. You can buy delicious frozen ready-meals for just £1.00, which are more than substantial for a dinner and of good quality! They offer a large variety of frozen foods ...  Read the complete review