Valentine’s Day supermarket meal deals: how they compare and how to get the best value - Which? News (2024)

Valentine’s Day 2023 is just around the corner (14 February), and the supermarkets are once again competing to offer the best dine-in meals to enjoy with a special someone.

Meal deals have become increasing popular over the past few years, as coronavirus pandemic-induced lockdowns and soaring prices have put some shoppers off going to restaurants for a meal out. These deals have been getting bigger and better, with co*cktails and a movie included in the price.

This year, supermarkets have rolled out an array of choices toget your taste buds tingling, from heart-shaped lobster-filled pastato a camembert heart wreath with cherry bell peppers. Prices range from £7.27 to £20.

Here, we look at which supermarket is offering the cheapest Valentine's Day meal for two promotion, what's included in nine supermarket meal deal menus, and which combinations could get you the best value for money.

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Where can you find the cheapest Valentine's Day meal deal?

Aldi has the cheapest meal deal at £7.27, or £11.26 if you want alcohol with your food.

Use the table below to see, at a glance, the prices for Valentine's meal promotions, and an overview of what you get. Click the 'find out more' links to see our round-up of what's included in each meal deal and the best-value combinations to go for.

SupermarketMeal deal costWhat you get
Aldi£7.27- 13.55 (without prosecco or wine)
£11.26 - 17.44 (with prosecco or wine)
Starter, main, dessert plus prosecco or wine. Find out more.
Asda£15Starter, main, two sides, dessert, wine or chocolates plus a Sky Store movie voucher. Find out more.
Co-op£12 for Co-op members or £15 (without alcohol)
£16 for Co-op members or £20 (with alcohol)
Starter, main, side, dessert and soft or alcoholic drink. Find out more.
Iceland£8 -12.75For steak with one side, plus dessert if you get the Luxury Valentine’s bundle. Find out more.
M&S (also available on Ocado)£20Starter, main, side, dessert and alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink. Find out more.
Morrisons£15Starter, main, two sides, two desserts and a drink. Find out more.
Sainsbury's£15Starter, main, side, dessert and drink (either a wine, G&T or alcohol-free alternative). Find out more.

Amazon Fresh and Lidl both confirmed that they will not be offering a Valentine’s meal deal for two offer this year.

What's in Aldi's Valentine's meal deal?

Discounter Aldi has three menus for lovebirds to choose from.

Each menu costs between £7.27 and £13.55 for a starter, main and dessert for two, including options such as beef steaks, lobster pasta and profiteroles for both of you.

If you want wine or prosecco as well, that will cost you between £3.89 and £4.99 extra.

Below is the full range of items you can choose from, as well as what the deal will cost you, and how much you would have paid if you bought the items separately:

Unbeatable value meal - £7.27 (with wine: £11.26)

  • Mini Heart-Shaped Garlic Bread - £1.29
  • Heart-Shaped Lobster-Filled Pasta - £2.99
  • Specially Selected Vegan Chocolate Melt In The Middle Heart - £2.99
  • Optional: Grapevine Pinot Grigio - £3.99

Let’s get veggie meal - £9.56 (with wine: £14.55)

  • Mushroom Arancini - £2.99
  • Specially Selected Vegan Pie x2 - £1.79
  • Specially Selected Vegan Chocolate Melt In The Middle Heart - £2.99
  • Optional: Costellore Prosecco Vino Frizzante - £4.99

Seafood meal - £11.97 (with wine: £15.86)

  • Specially Selected Scallop and Champagne Gratins - £3.99
  • Specially Selected Tuna Steaks - £4.99
  • Profiterole Stack - £2.99
  • Optional: Grapevine Sauvignon Blanc - £3.89

Meat the maker meal - £13.55 (with wine: £17.44)

  • Chicken Love nuggets - £2.99
  • Ashfields 21-Day Matured British beef steak x2 - £5.78
  • Specially Selected Wagyu Basted Thick Cut Chips - £2.29
  • Valentine’s Heart Shaped cookie - £2.49
  • Optional: Grapevine Merlot - £3.89

Can you get more value from Aldi's deals?

If you were to mix up the menu and buy the Specially Selected Scallop and Champagne Gratins, Ashfields 21-Day Matured British Beef Steak x2 , any of the puddings and the Costellore Prosecco Vino Frizzante it would cost you £17.75 - more than just sticking with the meal combinations already set up.

  • Find out more:Aldi supermarket review

Asda's meal and a movie Valentine's Day offer

Asda’s £15 Extra Special Valentine’s Day meal deal comprises three courses, plus wine or a box of chocolates.

You can pick from 17 options in total, and the main meal comes with two sides as part of the deal.

If you buy a meal for two through the promotion, you’ll also get a Sky Store Movie voucher worth £5.49 to redeem through the Sky Store website or app. The voucher must be redeemed online within seven days of purchase.

Here’s what you can choose from:

Starters

  • Extra Special Truffle Macaroni Cheese - £3
  • Extra Special Tempura Prawns - £3
  • Pâté Bon Bons: Chicken Liver Parfait with Raspberry - £3
  • Porcini and Truffle Hearts - £3

Mains

  • Duck Breast Portions with Cherry & Balsamic Sauce - £7
  • Extra Special Nduja Stuffed Chicken Parcels - £7
  • Extra Special British Sirloin Steaks with Smoky Garlic & Herb Butter - £7
  • Extra Special Slow Cooked British Ox Cheek Beef Parcels - £7
  • Extra Special Aberdeen Angus Beef Burgers with Smoky Bacon & Cheese Hearts - £7
  • Extra Special Cod Fillets with Sicilian Lemon and Herb Butter - £7
  • Extra Special 2 Yorkshire Bred Pork Kiev Cutlets - £7
  • Vegan Wellington - £7

Sides

  • Extra Special Marabel Creamy Mash - £2.50
  • Extra Special Triple Cooked Chips - £2.50
  • Extra Special Chantenay Carrots with Yuzu & Lime - £2.50
  • Extra Special Mac ‘n’ Cheese - £2.50
  • Extra Special Cauliflower Cheese - £2.50
  • Extra Special Potato Dauphinoise - £2.50
  • Extra Special Green Vegetable Medley - £2.50

Dessert

  • Extra Special 2 Chocolate & Sea Salted Caramel Cheesecake Slice - £3
  • Extra Special Salted Caramel Billionaire's Pudding - £3
  • Extra Special Espresso Tiramisu Cups - £3
  • Extra Special Cherry Panna Cotta - £3
  • Vegan Hearts - £3

Wine and chocolates

  • Extra Special Malbec Merlot - £7
  • Extra Special Terres Du Midi Rosé - £7
  • Extra Special Sauvignon Blanc - £7
  • Extra Special Sparkling Pinot Grigio - £7
  • Fillipo Sansovino Prosecco - £7
  • Fillipo Sansovino Prosecco Rosé - £7
  • Extra Special chocolates - £7
  • Belvoir twin pack - £7

How to get the best value from Asda's deal

Any combination of options would be good value – they’re all worth the same if bought separately.

  • Find out more:Asda supermarket review

What's is Co-op offering for Valentine's Day?

Co-op's Valentine’s Day meal deal is made up of a starter, main meal, side, dessert and soft drink, and is available to Co-op membership cardholders for £12 from 10 February until 14 February.

You can get it if you’re not a Co-op member, but it will cost you £15.

There are 14 dishes to choose from that are all part of Co-op’s premium Irresistible range, includingvegan options.

You can also switch the soft drink for alcoholic drinks such as Irresistible Prosecco 75cl or Irresistible Rioja Crianzaa. This brings the price of the meal deal up to £16 for members or £20 for non-members.

The full range of dishes, plus how much they’d be if you bought them outside of the deal, are:

Starters

  • Irresistible Garlic and Parsley Tear and Share with Camembert 300g - £4
  • Irresistible Soft-set Scotch Eggs 254g - £3.50
  • Irresistible Mediterranean Antipasti Selection - £3.50

Mains

  • Irresistible Hereford Rump/Sirloin Steaks 2s - £7.50
  • Irresistible Wild Garlic Chicken Kyiv 2s - £6.50
  • Irresistible Salmon and Prawn En Croute 2s - £6.50
  • Irresistible Mushroom Wellington Parcels 2s - £4

Sides

  • Irresistible Triple Cooked Chips 360g - £2.85
  • Irresistible Buttered Mashed Potato 400g - £2.85
  • Irresistible Garden Vegetable Medley 250g - £2.75

Desserts

  • Irresistible Melt-in-the-Middle Puddings 2s 300g - £3.50
  • Irresistible Tart au Citron 2s 150g - £3.50
  • Irresistible Dark Chocolate and Raspberry Velvet Tortes 2s - £3.50
  • Irresistible Strawberry Kisses Cheesecakes 2s - £3.50

Drinks

  • San Pellegrino Lemon 6x330ml - £4.90
  • Diet co*ke 4x250ml - £4.15
  • co*ke Zero 4x250ml - £4.15
  • Irresistible Prosecco 75cl - £9
  • Irresistible Leyda Valley Sauvignon Blanc 75cl - £8
  • Irresistible Rioja Crianza 75cl - £7

How to get the best value from Co-op's deal

Combining the Irresistible Garlic and Parsley Tear and Share with Camembert, Irresistible Hereford Rump/Sirloin Steaks, either Irresistible Triple Cooked Chips or Irresistible Buttered Mashed Potato for your side, any dessert and Irresistible Leyda Valley Sauvignon Blanc, will get you the best value in this meal deal.

  • Find out more:Co-op review

Iceland's steak meal deal

Iceland has a steak-led bundle starting at £4 per person available until 13 February.

You can go for its LuxuryValentine’s bundle for £12.76, or there are £11 or £8 value-led selections.

Below is the full range of food, what the items would cost you if you bought them separately, and how much each deal is:

Luxury Valentine’s bundle – £12.75

  • Iceland Luxury 28-day Matured Aberdeen Angus Rump Steak - £3.70
  • Iceland Luxury 28-day Matured Aberdeen Angus Beef Sirloin Steak - £3.70
  • Iceland Ridiculously Chunky Skin On Chips - £2.50 or Iceland Luxury Beer Battered Onion Rings - £2
  • Iceland Chocolate Fudge Cake - £2.25

Value steak bundle – £11

  • Iceland Big Daddy Sirloin Steak - £5.50
  • Iceland Big Daddy Rump Steak - £5.50
  • Either Straight Cut Chips - £1 or Garden Peas - £1

£8 value steak bundle – £8

  • Iceland Luxury 28-day Matured Aberdeen Angus Rump Steak - £3.70
  • Iceland Luxury 28-day Matured Aberdeen Angus Beef Sirloin Steak - £3.70
  • Either Straight Cut Chips - £1 or Garden Peas - £1

How to get the best value from Iceland's offers

If you go for the value steak bundle you will make a £1 saving compared with buying items outside of the deal.

  • Find out more:Iceland supermarket review

M&S Valentine's Dine-In deal

M&S’s Valentine’s Day Dine In deal for 2023 includes a starter, main, side, dessert and drink for £20, with savings up to £17.50 (if you were to buy the most expensive items outside of the promotion).

It launched on 9 February and is available until 14 February in M&S stores or online on Ocado.

The offering from M&S features 30 products, all of which will be recognisable by their pink packaging, and include gluten-free and vegan options.

The upmarket retailer has gone for sparkling rosés as its Valentine’s Day theme this year, and included Conte Priuli Rosé prosecco and Fizzero rosé, alongside alcohol-free raspberry and strawberry-flavoured sparkling wines .

Here’s what else you can pick from, and how much they'd be outside of the promotion:

Starters

  • Coquilles St Jacques - £6.75
  • Cheese and Leek Soufflé Tarts - £5
  • Luxury Prawn co*cktail - £6
  • Duck Parfait with Orange Glaze - £6
  • Prawn Tempura with Sriracha Mayo - £5
  • Three Cheese Bake - £5
  • Crispy Tempura Vegetable Fritters - £2.80

Mains

  • Rump Steak with Peppercorn Sauce - £10
  • Sirloin Steaks with Garlic Butter - £10
  • Cod with Tomato, Paprika and Sherry - £8.50
  • Herb Crusted Lamb Rack - £10
  • Chicken Cordon Bleu - £8
  • Butternut Squash Risotto - £8
  • Mushroom Stroganoff Pies - £8

Sides

  • Cheesy Spring Greens - £4.75
  • Triple Cooked Chips - £3.75
  • Rosemary Hasselback Potatoes - £3.50
  • Potato Dauphinoise - £3.50
  • Vegetable Medley - £3.50
  • Purple Sprouting Broccoli, Beans and Carrots - £3
  • Asparagus Spears - £3

Desserts

  • Chocolate Melt in the Middle Puddings - £4
  • Raspberry Profiteroles Stack - £4
  • Zingy Lemon Cheesecakes - £4
  • Creamy Berry Pots - £4
  • Chocolate and orange brownie - £4
  • Billionaires’ Pots - £4
  • Mini Cheese Selection - £3.50

Drinks

  • Conte Priuli Prosecco - £12
  • Conte Priuli Rosé Prosecco - £12
  • Conte Priuli Pinot Grigio Blush - £8.50
  • Facon Grabado Malbec - £10
  • Valdemadera Grand Reserva - £10
  • Gold label Sauvignon Blanc - £7.25
  • Casa Clos Chardonnay - £9
  • Raspberry Lemonade - £3.25
  • Alcohol Free Fizzero Rosé - £5

How to get the best value from the M&S deal

M&S told us you'll save the most if you buy the Coquilles St Jacques for your starter, rump steaks with peppercorn sauce, sirloin steaks with garlic butter, or herb-crusted lamb rack for your main, cheesy spring greens for your side, any of the desserts aside from the mini cheese selection, and Conte Priuli rosé prosecco or Conte Priuli prosecco to drink. Combined, this would cost £37.50 outside of the deal, saving you £17.50.

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Morrisons The Best deal

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Morrisons £15 meal deal for two will get you a starter, main, two sides, two desserts and an alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink.

This is the selection you can pick from, and what each one would cost you if you bought them separately:

Starters

  • The Best Camembert Heart Wreath with Cherry Bell Peppers - £4.99
  • The Best Scottish Cooked Mussels in Chianti and Iberico Chorizo Sauce - £3
  • The Best Chipotle Cauliflower Wings - £2.99
  • The Best Antipasti Platter - £4.49
  • Plant Revolution Roasted Vegan Mushroom Pate - £4.49
  • The Best Cornish Scallop and King Prawn Thermidor Gratins - £6.50

Mains

  • The Best Beef Wellington - £11
  • The Best Pork Tenderloin Wrapped in Prosciutto and Balsamic Glaze - £7.50
  • The Best Rump Steaks with Peppercorn Butters - £8
  • The Best Slow Cooked Coq au Vin - £7
  • The Best Spaghetti Carbonara - £5.99
  • The Best Miso Mushroom Stuffed Butternut Squash - £4.99
  • The Best Scottish Salmon Fillets with a Hollandaise Butter - £5

Sides

  • The Best Greens, Beans and Barrots with a Lemon and Parsley Dressing - £2.75
  • The Best Maple Roasted Carrot and Parsnips - £2.75
  • The Best Cauliflower Cheese - £2.75
  • The Best Maris Piper Dauphinoise Potatoes - £2.75
  • The Best Chunky Chips - £2.75
  • The Best Garlic Bread Sticks - £2

Desserts

  • The Best Mango and Passionfruit Cheesecake - £3.25
  • Gü Zillionaires Cheesecake - £3.95
  • Gü Chocolate and Honeycomb Dessert - £2.95
  • Gü Hot Chocolate Molten Middles - £3.75
  • The Best Raspberry Panna Cotta - £3.50
  • The Best British Cheese Collection - £3.25
  • The Best Caramelised Biscuit Profiteroles - £3.50

Drinks

  • The Best Sparkling Sicilian Lemonade - £1.99
  • The Best Sparkling Raspberry Lemonade - £1.99
  • The Best Ginger Beer - £1.99
  • The Best Apple and Elderflower - £1.99
  • The Best Elderflower Presse - £1.99
  • Menestrello Prosecco Spumante - £8.50
  • Chevaliers St Martin AOP Bordeaux - £5.49
  • Fairbank Wines Sauvignon Blanc - £7.50
  • La Bellamente Pinot Grigio Blush - £5.49
  • Isoletta Catarratto Pinot Grigio - £5.49
  • Isoletta Nero D’Avola - £5.50
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How to get the best value rom the Morrisons deal

There are around 30 mostly own-label products in the deal. You can save up to £20.45 by picking the priciest items such as the Best Cornish Scallop and King Prawn Thermidor Gratins, The Best Beef Wellington, any sides aside from The Best Garlic Bread Sticks, Gü Zillionaires Cheesecake and Menestrello Prosecco Spumante.

Sainsbury's Taste the Difference deal

The Sainsbury’s deal comprises a starter, main, side, dessert and drink of either a wine, gin and tonic or an alcohol-free alternative for £15.

All 28 items in Sainsbury's meal deal are part of its Taste the Difference premium own-brand range. Find out what products are included and how much they cost outside of the promotion:

Starters

  • Taste the Difference Scallop Gratin - £3.85
  • Taste the Difference Vegan Antipasti Platter - £3.50
  • Taste the Difference Vegetable Tart - £3.40
  • Taste the Difference Antipasti Platter- £4

Mains

  • Taste the Difference Rump Steak with Butter - £7
  • Taste the Difference Sirloin Steak with Butter - £9
  • Taste the Difference Scottish Salmon En Croute - £6
  • Taste the Difference Pork Belly - £8
  • Taste the Difference Wild Garlic Kyiv - £5.50
  • Taste the Difference Plant Based Wellington - £6

Sides

  • Taste the Difference Dauphinoise Potatoes - £2.75
  • Taste the Difference Triple Cooked Chips - £2.75
  • Taste the Difference Cauliflower Cheese - £2.75
  • Taste the Difference Mashed Potato - £2.75
  • Taste the Difference Green Veg Medley, Rainbow Chard 225g - £2.75

Desserts

  • Taste the Difference White Chocolate Profiteroles - £3.35
  • Taste the Difference Raspberry and Choc Torte - £3.35
  • Taste the Difference Chocolate Melt in the Middle - £3.35
  • Taste the Difference Lemon Tarts - £3.35
  • Taste the Difference White Chocolate and Raspberry Cheesecake Slices - £3.35

Drinks

  • McGuigan Zero Sauvignon Blanc 75cl - £4
  • McGuigan Zero Shiraz 75cl - £10
  • Taste the Difference Prosecco Conegliano 75cl - £10
  • Taste the Difference Casablanca Chilean Sauvignon 75cl - £8
  • Taste the Difference Fronton Negrette Rosé 75cl - £7.50
  • Taste the Difference Barrihuelo Rioja Crianza 75cl - £8
  • Taste the Difference Pomegranate and Rose Gin and Tonic 750ml - £5
  • Shloer Celebration Pink Fizz 750ml - £3.55
  • Bottlegreen Sparkling Presse 2x750ml - £4.95
  • Appletiser 6x250ml - £4.10

How to get the best value from the Sainsbury's deal

Going for the Taste the Difference Antipasti Platter, Taste the Differences Sirloin Steak with Butter, any side, any dessert and Taste the Difference Prosecco Conegliano would cost £29.10 ordinarily, so you would save £14.10.

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What is Tesco offering for Valentine's Day?

The Valentine’s Day meal for deal two from Tesco is made up of a main, side, dessert and drink for £12.

But it’s exclusively available to Clubcard members. If you don’t have a Clubcard, you’ll have to buy the items separately, which could cost you as much as £21.60.

You can pick from more than 30 products, mostly from the Tesco Finest ranges.

Here’s the range of mains, sides, desserts and drinks, and what they cost outside of the deal:

Mains

  • Tesco Finest Ranch Steaks plus Garlic and Herb and Peppercorn Butter 306g - £6
  • Tesco Finest Smoked Salmon Gratin 400g - £6
  • Tesco Finest Chicken in Cabernet Sauvignon 400g - £6
  • Tesco Finest Tomato, Mascarpone and Basil Risotto 700g - £6
  • Tesco Finest Chicken Legs Mushroom White Wine and Tarragon 615g - £6
  • Tesco Finest British Beef Burger Kit 431g - £6
  • Tesco Finest Beef Bourguignon Pies 500g - £6
  • Tesco Finest Lasagne 700g - £6
  • Finest Duck Breast Portions with a Raspberry Hoisin Sauce 320g - £6
  • Tesco Finest Vegetable Moussaka 800g - £6

Sides

  • Tesco Finest Truffle Mac and Cheese 350g - £2.60
  • Tesco Finest Heart Shaped Potato Croquettes with Black Pepper and Parsley - £2.60
  • Tesco Finest Green Vegetable Selection 250g - £2.60
  • Tesco Finest Creamed Spinach 250g - £2.60
  • Tesco Finest Chunky Chips 449g - £2.60
  • Tesco Finest Potato Dauphinoise 400g - £2.60

Dessert

  • Tesco Finest 2 Millionaires Tarts 150g - £3
  • Finest Belgian White Chocolate and Raspberry Pots 160g - £3
  • Tesco Finest 2 Caramel Melt in Middle Puddings - £3
  • Tesco Finest 2 Lemon Meringue Cheesecake Slices 180g - £3
  • Tesco Finest 6 Raspberry Royale Profiteroles - £3
  • Tesco Finest Chocolate Brownie Heart - £3

Drink

  • Tesco Finest Prosecco Valdobbiadene docg 75cl - £10
  • Peroni Nastro Azzurro Lager Beer 4 X 250ml - £5.50
  • Bottle Green 2 X 750ml - £4.95
  • Tesco Finest South African Malbec - £7.50
  • Tesco Finest South African Sauvignon Blanc - £7.50
  • Tesco Finest South African Cinsault Rosé - £7.50
  • Tesco Finest Pink Lady 2 pack Apple Juice and Still Lemonade 750ml - £5.25
  • Coca-Cola Zero 6 X 250ml - £2.99
  • Diet co*ke pack 6 X 250ml - £2.99
  • Nozeco Rosé 750ml - £3.25

How to get the best value

Going for any main, side and dessert, plus Tesco Finest prosecco Valdobbiadene Docg would save you £9.60.

  • <Find out more:Tesco review

What's included in Waitrose's Valentine's deal?

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Waitrose’s Valentine’s meal deal includes a starter, main, side, dessert plus bottle of wine, prepared co*cktails or non-alcoholic beverages for £20.

Customers can choose from a variety of 40 Waitrose own-label items including its standard tier, premium No 1 line up, vegan PlantLiving and Duchy Organic ranges, and there’s vegan and vegetarian options in all courses.

These are your options, plus what you’d pay if you bought them outside of the promotion:

Starters

  • 2 Scottish Poached Salmon Mousses - £4.25
  • Heston from Waitrose Bloody Mary Prawn co*cktail - £4.25
  • Waitrose Scottish Mussels in Garlic butter - £3.85
  • Waitrose Bacon, Leek and Roquefort Tartlets - £4.50
  • Waitrose Cheddar and Emmental Soufflés - £4.00
  • Duchy Organic Tomato and Thyme Soup - £3.45
  • Waitrose Vegan Layered Mushroom Parfait - £4.50
  • Waitrose Spanish Tapas Platter - £3

Mains

  • Waitrose Beef Ribeye Steaks with Béarnaise - £10
  • Waitrose Sea Bass with Tomatoes and Olives - £8.10
  • No.1 Beef Bourguignon - £9
  • Waitrose Beef Rump Steaks with Chimichurri - £9
  • Waitrose Easy To Cook Coq Au Vin - £7.99
  • No.1 Lasagne - £8.80
  • No.1 Truffle and Parmesan Chicken Kiev - £8.80
  • Waitrose Slow Cooked Duck with Apple and Cherry Ketchup - £8
  • PlantLiving No Beef Bourguignon - £8

Sides

  • Waitrose Watercress Spinach Rocket Salad - £2.10
  • Waitrose Mediterranean Roasting Veg - £2.10
  • Waitrose Potato Gratin - £3.15
  • No.1 Green Vegetable Medley - £3.50
  • No.1 Ultimate White Mash - £3.50
  • Waitrose Cauliflower Cheese - £3.15
  • Waitrose Frites - £2.60
  • PlantLiving Dauphinoise Potatoes - £3.95

Desserts

  • Waitrose 8 Churros - £3.75
  • No.1 Raspberry Panna Cotta - £4.50
  • Heston from Waitrose Espresso Martini Choc Tortes - £4.50
  • No.1 Rhubarb and Custard Love Hearts - £4.50
  • The Perfect British Cheeseboard - £4.50
  • Waitrose Classic Fruit Salad - £3.70
  • No.1 Blonde Chocolate Dreams - £4
  • No.1 Melt in Middle Chocolate Pud - £3.75
  • 2 No.1 Sicilian Lemon Tarts - £4

Drinks

  • Jackson Estate Stich Sauvignon Blanc - £12.99
  • Thomson & Scott Noughty Sparkling Alcohol Free Chardonnay - £9
  • Yalumba Galway Vintage Barossa Shiraz - £12.99
  • San Leo Nerello Mascalese Garganega Rosato - £10.49
  • Jardin de Roses AOP Languedoc Rosé - £13.99
  • Cune Reserva - £13.50
  • La Gioiosa Prosecco Superiore Valdobbiadene DOCG - £13.49
  • Tails co*cktails Espresso Martini Vodka co*cktail - £16
  • Tails co*cktails Bacardi Rum Daiquiri co*cktail - £16
  • Tails co*cktails Passion Fruit Martini Vodka co*cktail - £16

How to get the best value from the Waitrose deal

You'll save the most by getting the Waitrose bacon leek and Roquefort tartlets or layered mushroom parfait for starters, Waitrose beef ribeye steaks with Béarnaise, PlantLiving dauphinoise potatoes for your main and side, either No.1 raspberry panna cotta, Heston from Waitrose espresso martini choc tortes, No.1 rhubarb and custard love hearts or the perfect British cheeseboard for dessert and any of the Tails co*cktails drinks.

This will save you £18.45 compared to if you bought the items outside of the promotion, as they would cost you £38.45.

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FAQs

What is a commonly meal in Valentine's Day? ›

But Valentine's Day is not just about sweets and Champagne, consumers also associate a number of savory dishes with the holiday that align with a special occasion – like lobster, pasta and even pizza (we're assuming they're heart-shaped!)

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  6. 6| Share Love Notes & Memories.
  7. 7| Create An Edible Bouquet.
  8. 8| Valentine's Day Playlist.

What food is good for Valentine's Day? ›

For more inspiration, see our Valentine's Day menu ideas and best ever Valentine's recipes.
  • Steak with peppercorn sauce. ...
  • Dauphinoise potatoes. ...
  • Spaghetti carbonara. ...
  • Cupcakes. ...
  • Quick & easy co*cktails. ...
  • Pork chops. ...
  • Tomato & mascarpone risotto. ...
  • Strawberry cheesecake.
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How do restaurants prepare for Valentine's Day? ›

You don't need to change your entire menu for a single night; consider adding one or two new dishes, or ask your chef to design a prix fixe menu using existing appetizers, entrées, and desserts. The multi-course meal suits the celebratory vibe and encourages customers to order more.

How much is the average Valentine's Day dinner? ›

This is the price of a romantic dinner

Some 52% of consumers said they planned on celebrating and expected to spend around $192 on Valentine's Day 2024, according to a driveresearch.com survey. This is a 9.9% increase from 2023, when the average consumer spent around $175.

What's the big deal with Valentine's Day? ›

It originated as a Christian feast day honoring a martyr named Valentine, and through later folk traditions it has also become a significant cultural, religious and commercial celebration of romance and love in many regions of the world.

Are things cheaper after Valentine's Day? ›

Americans spend more than $25 billion on Valentine's Day gifts, but the following day kicks off a dash for leftover holiday candy. The day after Valentine's Day is the first of four Discount Chocolate Days, including the days after Easter, Halloween and Christmas.

Is Valentine's Day expensive? ›

Consumers will spend an average of $185 on the holiday this year, $8 more than the average Valentine's Day spending over the last five years.

What foods are best in February? ›

What's in season in February
  • Sweet potatoes. Use hearty sweet potatoes to brighten up your kitchen during the cold winter months. ...
  • Easy peelers. 'Easy peelers' is the collective name for mandarins, clementines, satsumas and tangerines. ...
  • Maris Piper potatoes. ...
  • Celeriac. ...
  • Kale. ...
  • Grapefruit. ...
  • Flavorking plums.

What fruit is popular on Valentine's Day? ›

Strawberries are one of the most popular fruits associated with Valentine's Day. There are several reasons why this fruit has become such a staple of the holiday of love. Firstly, the red color and heart-shaped form of strawberries make them a natural choice for Valentine's Day.

What foods are pink? ›

Naturally Pink Foods and Their Benefits
  • Strawberries.
  • Raspberries.
  • Watermelon.
  • Pink Grapefruit.
  • Guava.
  • Dragon Fruit (Pitaya)
  • Pomegranate.
  • Pink Apples (like Cripps Pink)

Who pays for Valentine's Day dinner? ›

“My rule of thumb, and the most widely acknowledged rule for who pays the bill, is the person who asked for the date, pays for it,” Sanders Lazarus emphasised. “From my experience, and talking to relationship gurus, this rule is the fairest and most reasonable way to split the bill.

What time is best for dinner Valentines Day? ›

The busiest dinner hours fall between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. You can beat the crowds if you head to the restaurant early—plus your waiter will be fresher! Or, head out late, for a full dinner or maybe just a dessert.

What is the most popular item for celebrating Valentine's Day? ›

While flowers, candy and greeting cards still top the list of main gifts, younger generations are shifting the way Valentine's Day is being celebrated, looking beyond traditional gifts.

What is the most popular Valentine's treat? ›

Chocolate covered strawberries are a classic treat on Valentine's Day but the store-bought variety are often pretty expensive. Luckily, they're easy to make at home and you can even get creative with decorating them: sprinkles, chopped nuts, or crushed freeze-dried strawberries!

Who should cook on Valentine's Day? ›

Jay - Men should cook for women

Valentine's Day is essentially a day for men to court women. Men give women flowers, men give women gifts, men shower women with affection, men take women out for romantic dinners and therefore men should be the ones cooking delicacies like chocolate pots for women.

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