Marks and Spencer’s foodhall, what would you buy?

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Need some ideas for dinner tomorow and snacks. Recomendations please.

Chicken in Yorkshire Pud ready meal
Percy Pigs
Crispy potato slices
Count on me cheese ravioli
Crispbakes (any of them they're amazing)
Cheese and ham pizza
Wensleydale sandwich
Pina Colada in a tin

They do a Shanghai beef noodle thing which is gorgeous and just as nice as takeaway if not better. That!

Sultana butter cookies
Tinned chunky chicken
Stuffed vine leaves
Super green salad
Pie d'Angloys cheese
Cherry keffir

Gastropub mousakka
Butter chicken
Fruity chicken curry
Honey and mustard cocktail sausages(ready cooked)
Chicken alfredo fettucini
Four cheese ravioli
White chocolate mountain bar
Lemon muffin from bakery
Red velvet muffin from bakery
Dutch shortcake biscuits
Sultana cookies
Lemon drizzle cake
Red velvet cake
Toffee or strawbeery fresh cream meringues
Profiterole dessert
Sour cream and chive combo mix potato snacks
Giant cookie pudding

Oooh, oooh, the salt and pepper mixed combo crisps.
Olive oil hummus.

Their fruit and veg is the best on the high Street.

Nothing. It is mostly over processed carp

Fur coat and no knickers

Snack section - chorizo rollittos I think they're called

I do make an occasional trip to M&S for the bread. I choose all sorts and put a few loaves in the freezer. It freezes really well and there is never any waste. It’s delicious and goes very well with the rest of my shop which is from Lidl.

Caramelised onion and mustard posh dog sausages - amazing!
Lime curd buns
Chilli halloumi kebabs as a pp has mentioned

I’m going abroad on and off for four weeks shortly and the M&S food hall is going to be one of my first stops when I’m back!

My favourite thing is their Fragrant Wok Beef Noodles.

Delicious.

Any of their cookies. Bloody lovely.

Love their grapes.

Moroccan fruity couscous.
Coquilles st jacques
Stone baked pizzas
Butter chicken
Singapore noodles
Cornish cruncher
Custard choux buns
Chocolate mini rolls
Sea salt & balsamic vinegar crisps

I prefer my carp unprocessed

As PP the fragrant wok beef noodles.
Smoked salmon - use with Philadelphia to make fastest pasta sauce.
Cheese nachos way better than doritos & currently half-price if you buy a dip....
Red pepper hummus.
Potato & spinach gratin.
Sourdough loaf.

I tend to agree with @BloomingHydrangea... to a degree.

However I always nip in as I prefer their hummus over any other shop bought (yes I know I can make my own.... but I never do!)

I buy their packets of chicken from the Deli and that is my lunch for the week (its approx 150 cals a pack and my fave is Mexican chicken). I also don't mind their hot and spicy chicken tenders for the occasional lazy dinner.

Black olive crackers and their honey and mustard dressing are always restocked when we run out at home

Their choux buns are amazing. Only thing I ever buy from M&S that I feel is actually a proper treat.

I live very close to a decent M&S, but there is nothing I absolutely couldn't live without. I wouldn't travel to go to Mark's.

Raspberry iced buns

Their £3 bouquet of roses are really good quality (and my weekly treat!)

Apple and sultana hot cross buns
Mini whips and or big whips
Chocolate chip shortbread
Carrot and swede potato mash
Potato croquettes
Crispy chicken fillets
Cheese and bacon sausage rolls
Ultimate steak pie
Extremely chocolatey Swiss roll
Extremely chocolatey round biscuit
Percy Pigs
All the fruit

I’m going to be boring and say their fresh fruit is always excellent and lasts ages.

I stock up on the £1 greetings cards.

Percy Pigs obviously.

Sea salt fudge covered in chocolate, in a yellow and blue bag.

Chocolate covered cookie dough bites. Red bag.

Percy and penny pig biscuits!

The lovely tapas bits 3 for £7:

Mozzarella wrapped in prosciutto
Mozzarella in pesto
Chicken empanadas

Their strawberries are lovely.

Mini colin the caterpillar cakes!