Iceland shoppers rushing to buy ‘amazing’ juice drinks reduced to just £1

ICELAND shoppers are rushing to buy popular juice drinks the “kids love” reduced to just £1.

The frozen supermarket is selling Del-Monte juice drinks in six delicious flavors for just £1.

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The flavors include watermelon, mango and passion fruit, lemon and lime, pineapple and coconut, lemon and strawberry and lemon and raspberry.

The retailer announced to shoppers on social media that the flavors are now in stores, and fans rushed to the comments to say which was their favorite.

One person said: “The lemon and raspberry juice is actually blue! My kids love it.”

Another added: “I’m going to get my hands on pineapple and coconut, lemon and raspberry and lemon and strawberry – such good value too.”

While a third said: “These are amazing. I tried watermelon and lemon strawberry OMG!”

One customer even said, “These will be great for cocktails!”

All six flavors cost £1 for a 1.5 liter carton of juice and are available online from The Food Warehouse and in Icelandic stores.

Please note that if you purchase online from The Food Warehouse there is a minimum spend of €25.

To find out where your nearest Iceland store is, you can use the store locator on the retailer’s website.

It is always best to visit a store before purchasing to ensure you are getting the best deal.

You can use price comparison websites such as Trolley.co.uk and Google Shopping to compare retailer prices online.

Keep in mind that you may also be able to get a better deal and sometimes a wider choice in store.

We checked to see if other retailers were offering a lower price on the Del Monte juice range.

We checked all the major supermarkets and couldn’t find Del Monte’s range of juices anywhere else online.

However, we did look at other 1.5 liter juices to see how the price compares.

Asda has the Don Simon brand pineapple and coconut juice (1.5 litres) for £1, which is the same price as the Del Monte juice drinks.

There were also other flavors in the range, such as pineapple and guava and the popular “blue colored” lemon and raspberry juice.

If you prefer the more traditional juices such as orange and apple juice, Sainsbury’s has matched the Aldi price to its pure, smooth orange and apple juice and currently costs 99p for a 1 liter box.

At a time when the cost of living When everyone is tightening their belts, it always feels good to get a cheap deal or special offer.

Supermarket shelves have been filled with Valentine’s Day gifts and treats lately, and it’s after festivities like this that you can get lucky and score a good deal.

Typically, retailers want to clear out stock they haven’t sold, such as gifts, chocolate and cards, especially if it’s something edible and has an expiration date, so keep your eyes peeled.

Another good way to score a bargain is to check out the yellow stickered section in your local supermarket.

Most retailers have a special area for discounted items so they aren’t hard to find.

However, all supermarkets mark their items at different times, some do this early in the morning and others in the mid-afternoon, so it’s best to check with your local supermarket so you don’t miss anything.

One customer was particularly lucky at Tesco recently and managed to grab a few tea bags from the discounted aisle, which were selling for just 1p each.

It’s not just food items where you can pick up a bargain, one shopper managed to get a great deal on an air fryer selling for less than half the price.