Shopping at Iceland

[WestCoast]

Not £30?

Not sure, the limit has risen to £30 hasn't it?

 

[radamfi]

Not sure, the limit has risen to £30 hasn't it?

Iceland accept contactless up to £30. I top up my Bonus Card with £25 when my balance runs low, so not only do I get 4% off all shopping, I also get 5% cashback from using TSB contactless.

 

[scott118]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-34110348

Shoppers in the UK will now be able to spend up to £30 using contactless cards after the limit was increased.

 

[Mojo]

Lidl also take Apple Pay so you can pay over £30.

 

[D6975]

I do most of my shopping at Tesco and Iceland simply because they are a 5 min walk from home. I go past a Lidl on the bus, so I sometimes pop in there on my way home from work.

Iceland are very good, their curries are very nice (nb Korma is not a curry) and my son loves their £1 double pepperoni pizza. I've tried numerous other, more expensive ones but he always says 'it's not as nice as the usual one'. Only a dominos pizza is better according to him. I must try the stonebaked one from Iceland - don't think we've tried that one yet.
I also regularly buy milk, bread, cheese, eggs, spread etc from there.

 

[trainophile]

Had to laugh -

(nb Korma is not a curry)

Curious as to what it is then, I Googled korma, and among the drop-down list of hits came up.....

Korma Sutra .

I will leave the "spicy" jokes to others' imaginations!