MARKS and Spencer has revealed its new festive sandwich range including a brand new Christmas club.
M&S shoppers can pick up the “food on the move” range in store from today, as well as new Christmas cafe menu items too.
Across the range there is a total of 12 new launches and 17 returning favourites.
Among the new additions is the Christmas Club Sandwich, £4.50, which has a jaw-stretching 12 layers including roast chicken, maple bacon, cranberry chutney, stuffing and gravy mayo.
The popular, Turkey Feast Sandwich, £3.65, is back and M&S says it expects to sell 1.2m between now and Christmas.
There is also a whole host of sides joining the collection and some festive drinks as well.
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Better still, 5% of the sales from the festive “food on the move” range is given to the charity Shelter to support their emergency helpline.
Also making a comeback is the Naughty and Spice Turkey Feast Roll, £4.25, which is a brioche roll packed with turkey breast, hot cranberry sauce, spicy chorizo style pork stuffing and a creamy red cabbage slaw.
The Pigs in Blankets Sandwich, £3.65, is made up of pork sausage, gravy mayo with sage, ruby port and red onion chutney on malted brown bread.
For a meat alternative, there’s the No Turkey Feast, £3.50, which is a turkey alternative of pea and wheat protein with a vegan baconais, cranberry chutney, fried onions and spinach on malted brown bread.
Those looking for a winter warmer option you can grab the Turkey Feast, £4.25, a turkey and ham toastie complete with a sage and onion stuffing, Emmental and cranberry chutney on toasted sourdough.
It is not just sandwiches available in this year’s collection, there is a whole host of side dishes too.
These include a Caramelised Cookie Cup Mince Pie, £1.80, made with a brown butter cookie dough pastry and packed with mincemeat and topped with a cookie dough pastry lid.
There are 15 crisps, drinks, shakes, pastries, and sweet treats available, including these new items.
Truffle and Olive Oil Hand Cooked Crisps, 90p; Clementine, Blood Orange and Cranberry Juice, £1.65; Gingerbread Milkshake, £1.35 and the Giant Milk Chocolate Florentine, £1.80.
Back on shelves is the Turkey, Bacon and Cranberry Sausage Roll for £2.20.
And if lunch away from your desk is more your thing, you can head into an M&S cafe now to tuck into the festive menu.
From Christmassy drinks to turkey dishes M&S cafes will be serving up a menu of tasty treats throughout the day.
You can even enjoy the Turkey Feast and gluten-free Turkey Feast sandwiches from the comfort of your closest cafe.
This year sees the return of the Turkey and Bacon Toastie, £6.50.
It is made with British roasted turkey, bacon, ham hock, stuffing, Emmental cheese, cranberry sauce and a gravy in sourdough bread.
It’s joined by the veggie Truffled Emmental and Mushroom Toastie, £5.95, and the Ham Hock, Brie and Cranberry Hot Wrap, £5.50 – both toasted and oozing with cheese.
For a pastry option, you can try the Turkey Feast Pot Pie Soup, £5.50.
It is a puff pastry-topped soup/pie hybrid that has been a hit with cafe customers this autumn.
The festive version is a combination of British turkey, chunky vegetables, bacon and cream with a hint of sage and parsley.
A twist on pigs in blankets, the Dinky Festive Sausages, £2.95, are full of smoked bacon and cranberries.
They’re served with a little pot of cranberry dipping sauce.
The Cafe cake stands are full of sweet treats as well.
M&S’s traditional Mince Pie, £2.25, is back and loaded with vine fruit, with a dollop of clotted cream.
The salted caramel tiffin has had a festive glow up, as a Christmas Tree Tiffin, £2.95, complete with star and sprinkles.
Also available are the Food Hall Florentines, £2.00, which have been super sized.
Finally, the Candy Cane Red Velvet Cake, £3.50, is a moist and minty triple layered treat this Christmas.
For the first time ever, M&S has launched a festive frappe.
The Candy Cane Frappe, £3.75, with hints of strawberry and peppermint is available in cafes now.
Another festive brew you could try is the Mince Pie Latte, £3.30, with flavours of vine fruits and citrus, served in a new Christmas cup.
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Last week we compiled a list of all the places offering Christmas sandwiches already.
Meanwhile, supermarkets have also started releasing their festive adverts for this year – including M&S and Asda.
