THERE’S nothing better than treating yourself to a hearty pizza at the end of a long working week.
However, fellow foodies will know that going out to your favourite Italian spot also comes with a hefty bill, as the costs keep skyrocketing.
Looking for a cheap at-home movie night? A major supermarket now offers a variety of DIY fakeaway kits[/caption]But luckily, cash-savvy food lovers have spotted a bargain deal at a major supermarket where you can now enjoy the cheesy favourite for a fraction of the price.
What’s more, not only will you save money compared to a pricey visit to your favourite pizza place, but this DIY at-home fakeaway is also the perfect way to whip up a meal with your kids during the school holidays.
Not one to gatekeep, one shopper and mum, Debbie Howarth, took to Facebook to inform fellow parents about the fabulous offer she’d spotted earlier.
According to Debbie, the huge retailer Morrisons are now selling pizza kits that come with al the necessary basic ingredients, including the dough.
The box, which weighs around 420g, also features shredded cheese, a rich tomato sauce for the base, as well as bits of ham and tiny chunks of pineapple.
The £3 kit – which will set you back £5 if you were to bag two thanks to the special offer – also comes with different toppings if you’re not a fan of the sweet fruit.
Meat lovers, for instance, can snap up a similar kit with slices of pepperoni or opt for their ”extra cheesy” option – a must if you love mozzarella.
”Children DIY pizza £3 each or 2 for £5 at morrisons,” Debbie wrote in her post shared on the popular Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group.
Needless to say, the news of the scrumptious treat taking over Morrisons has gone viral on the platform, especially amongst parents who are looking for ways to entertain their kids.
More than 1.4k people gave the post a like, as over 1k members flocked to comments to tag their pals and let them know about the deal.
”Such a good idea,” one shopper praised the big brand.
Another told their friend: ”This would be good one night.”
”You can also pay 50p extra for any other toppings from the normal counter pizza menu,” a third claimed.
”These look cool for the kids,” someone else thought.
THE summer holidays are here, but entertaining the kids need not cost a fortune.
Here, we reveal where you can get free and cheap meals for your little ones during the ‘endless’ summer holidays.
ASDA CAFE: Nip into an Asda cafe to feed the kids after the weekly shop.
Under-16s get a hot or cold meal for £1 at any time of day.
Little ones are covered, too.
Kids under 18 months get a free Ella’s baby food pouch with any purchase.
BEEFEATER: This family-friendly pub chain makes mornings a breeze.
Two kids under 16 eat for free with the purchase of an adult breakfast for £10.99.
It’s available from 6.30am to 10.30am midweek and 7am to 11am at weekends.
BELLA ITALIA: Book a table and order an adult meal at the Italian eatery for kids aged two to 11 to get three courses and a drink for £1.
Offer valid between 4pm and 6pm on Sundays to Wednesdays.
On Thursdays, kids eat free all day when an adult meal is ordered from the a la carte menu.
DUNELM: Make homeware shopping a fun day out.
Dunelm’s Pausa Cafes are offering free kids’ meals for every £4 spent on their food or drink.
Available all day, every day.
BILL’S: Dine in at a Bill’s restaurant to get up to two free kids’ meals (normally £6.95 each) with an adult meal.
Valid weekdays only until August 30.
IKEA: Make it a food day at the Swedish home store.
On every day except Fridays, enjoy a pit stop at their famous cafe from 11am to get a kids’ pasta or mac and cheese dish for 95p.
Other mini meals are available for £1.50.
PIZZA EXPRESS: Kids up to age ten can get a free three-course Piccolo meal including dough balls, pizza or pasta and dessert with every adult meal purchased.
The offer runs every day until August 11.
TESCO: Pop to the supermarket cafe from Monday to Friday until August 30 for free kids’ meals when an adult buys any item in the cafe.
You must have a Clubcard to redeem the offer.
THE RANGE: Kids under 16 get one free meal per adult main purchased at The Range cafes.
Options include sandwiches, a cooked breakfast and fish and chips.
All kids’ meals come with a piece of fruit and a drink.
If you’re looking to create the ultimate snacking board ahead of a movie night at home, Morrisons now also offer a ready-made cheesy nachos kit.
At a filling 340g, this box comes with all the essentials for the cult favourite treat and retails for a purse-friendly £3.50, which is significantly more affordable that an restaurants.
There is also a more meaty option – Hunters Chicken Nachos – which will set shoppers back £2.50 for a 250g of the product.
Meanwhile, if you’re not a fan of white meat, the supermarket also offers a similar nachos kit but with spicy beef for the same price.