I got a £4 Too Good to Go bag from the Co-op and ended up with enough meat for days AND a whole cake too

LONG GONE are the days of waiting around stores until closing time to nab food items at a discount.

Thanks to the app, Too good to Go, you can now select a mystery bag of items and head down at the collection time stated on the site.

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It was the first magic bag Lucy had received from the Co-op and she was massively impressed[/caption]

Savvy shopper Lucy Elizabeth is often posting hauls on her TikTok account, sharing the great deals she’s found on the app.

She purchased a bag from the Co-op for just £4 and went through each item included in the bag.

As the food was going out of date Lucy managed to grab loads of items for a steal.

Lucy was super impressed with the bag which included a pack of bread rolls, three bags of salad, two croissants and a bag of fresh gnocchi.

The Too Good to Go fan wrote: “Items 8, 9 and 10 are amazing!”

But Lucy was most impressed by the meat in the bag, she received two giant chicken kievs, which she was also able to freeze to eat at a later date.

The bag also included a ‘mini BBQ pack’ with a variety of different meats.

The pack contained two BBQ flavoured pork steaks, four Lincolnshire sausages and two pork and ale burgers.

The final item was a giant coffee flavoured sponge cake with coffee icing.

She exclaimed: “This is a whole cake!”

Thrilled with the last three items in her magic bag, she added: “I don’t think I’ve ever given a bag a 10/10 and I’ll give this a 9.9/10.

“This is amazing, thanks Co-op.”

Lucy said the full priced value of the items was around £25, so made a total saving of £21.

So how does it work? The idea is that stores, restaurants and cafes sign up to the app to sell mystery boxes of items that are about to go off for a reduced price.

The system helps to get rid of leftover food in a bid to reduce food waste.

Viewers were also impressed by the haul, one wrote: “It’s literally a 3-course meal. Not bad.”

“Wow this an amazing bag!” Another user commented.

A third person said: “that’s literally a feast for four people.”

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Lucy spent just £4 on the bag of goodies which she estimated would have have been £25 at retail price[/caption]

And this woman sent her husband to buy a Tesco leg of lamb but what he came back with cost the ‘same as a week’s shopping at Aldi’.

Also, savvy woman shows off whopping food haul she bagged for just £3.50 thanks to app hack.

Meanwhile, a mum has saved £1k by freezing bargain buys and says she can feed her family until Christmas.

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