Iceland shoppers are stocking up on the frozen product
Iceland shoppers are leaving rave reviews for a side dish they say "the kids love" and that "goes with everything".
The supermarket is well known for its popular products, with customers often keen to snap up everything from baked goods to pizza and desserts. Now one frozen item has shoppers purchasing it on a regular basis. Iceland's Crispy Potatoes with Mediterranean Style Vegetables are available in store and online for £2.50, or £2 when bought as part of the two for £4 offer.The item, which consists of 500g of potatoes, red onion, grilled peppers and grilled courgettes, boasts a five out of five star rating on Iceland's website.
"I put them on a tray in the middle of the oven and they were ready in 20 mins. We ate them with sausages and some chopped tomatoes and the juice just added to the overall meal. Yummy, will definitely be buying these again to have with other things."
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