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Iceland Atomic Chicken Vindaloo. Have you tried that 507021? It was rather hot

I haven't mate, but I'll pick one up next time I'm in there.

The last thing I ate was two slices of a hot cross loaf, I haven't chosen what I'm having for dinner yet.
 

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I'm having sausages, mashed potatoes and gravy for dinner, with strawberry trifle for dessert.
 

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Just had another of your Iceland Chicken Tikka Lasagnes 507021. We were in town today and popped into Iceland. My Mrs likes it in there, she says they have some things that other supermarkets don't.
 

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Two slices of a hot cross loaf with a cup of tea.

Just had another of your Iceland Chicken Tikka Lasagnes 507021. We were in town today and popped into Iceland. My Mrs likes it in there, she says they have some things that other supermarkets don't.

I think it's great, there's plenty of choice in there and it's very reasonable. I had one of those lasagnas the other night, I'm thinking of having a meat feast pizza tonight as a treat. I couldn't find that vindaloo you mentioned last time I went in, I'll have another look next time I'm in there.
 

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Stepping a level higher. Pre fried french fries in a pan with soupvegetables. And than add the eggs, cheese and tomato. Never done it before.
 

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A meat feast pizza from Iceland.

They aren't too bad, in fact many of the Iceland pizzas are pretty good.

We normally go for either the Italian Stonebaked Spicy Double Pepperoni (£1.50) or the Hot Dog Stuffed Crust New Yorker (£2.00). Both great value and very tasty.
 

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They aren't too bad, in fact many of the Iceland pizzas are pretty good.

We normally go for either the Italian Stonebaked Spicy Double Pepperoni (£1.50) or the Hot Dog Stuffed Crust New Yorker (£2.00). Both great value and very tasty.

My Dad actually thinks they're better than the pizzas our local pizza place makes, and they're really nice too. I haven't tried the Stonebaked pizzas yet, but if I think on I'll get one to try next time I'm in there. The garlic bread is nice as well, I think.
 

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My Dad actually thinks they're better than the pizzas our local pizza place makes, and they're really nice too.

I'm not sure i'd go that far, certainly for where we get takeaway pizzas but it's going to vary by location and taste of course. Certainly for taste and value, the Iceland ones are very impressive.
 

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They aren't too bad, in fact many of the Iceland pizzas are pretty good.

We normally go for either the Italian Stonebaked Spicy Double Pepperoni (£1.50) or the Hot Dog Stuffed Crust New Yorker (£2.00). Both great value and very tasty.

Mrs djpontrack is currently in town with her mother and is going to pick up an Iceland pizza for later. :D Ive just texted her to get some more chicken tikka lasagnes :D:D
 
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