What are your best M&S Food recommendations to try?

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There’s a thread going about must-buy foods from Waitrose and I have enjoyed trying all the delicious recommendations!

I thought I would start a similar one for M&S Food, as I’m sure I’m missing out on lots of good stuff.

My contribution: the Somerset butter with maple syrup in. It’s absolute heaven on a toasted bagel!

oh dear, I’m saving this thread and heading to the food hall this weekend….😉

Oh and the rotisserie chickens are insane.

Third vote for the Mexican layered dip. Revolutionary.
Also, their pack of milk chocolate cookies from the bakery section are like nothing I have ever tasted. Absolutely wonderful.

All of the special dips! Not had one we haven't loved. Same with the Dinky range, perfect for a picky tea!
For dinner this evening we had the fajita chicken thighs and drumsticks and I made a mexican salad to go with. They were really flavourful and well seasoned.
The pistachio Swiss clouds. I've not got a sweet tooth but I struggled to stop eating these!
We keep the frozen roast potatoes on hand for a quick side dish. Perfectly fluffy insides and crispy outers. I can't get homemade the same.
Their Vintage Fox red Leicester is one of the best cheeses we've ever tasted!
All of the Christmas foods are fantastic, we really look forward to that!

We shop with Ocado so regularly buy the M&S basics. Their fruit and veg are excellent quality and last the week. Rarely does anything have to go in the bin because it's gone off.

Their cookies from the bakery are sooo good, in fact so many yummy items in their bakery

Feta Herby Dip
Labneh Dip
Red Pepper Pitta Chips
Roundy Pretzels
Custard Tarts
Hot Salmon
Pikelets
Pretzel Fudge Bites
Flavour Shakers
Greek Yoghurt

Their deli coleslaw. If you try it and like it, others will never compare.
The weygu steak pie
The bolognaise pasta bake.
Bakery short bread and the chocolate cookies.
Their cleaning stuff is very good and their wine selection.

Barber's Cheddar & Caramelised Onion Sausage Rolls
Chocolate Coated Peanut Butter and Caramel Chunkies
Picpoul de Pinet
Red Pepper Pitta Chips
All the cookies, but I am on countdown to Christmas when the peppermint bark ones are released into the wild.

I'm lucky enough to live near the factory shop that makes a lot of their baked goods, so we can get wonky Colin cakes for a quid each .

Green goddess slaw
Grilled olives
Greek yogurt with honey
Their version of Wotsits

I love chocolate and pistachios but that dip is a whole world of wrong, way to claggy in the mouth.

Red delicious apples
Deli coleslaw
sparkling apple cans (like old full sugar tango)
smoked haddock chowder
Their fresh pasta meal deals
Tinned mushroom and tomato soups (cheap and nicer than Heinz)
pretzel thins

Hot maple syrup and their frozen garlic bread

Cheese tasters
Ciabatta rolls
Chocolate ice cream
Mint ice cream

DH likes their large pork pies and chocolate covered custard creams.

The coarse mushroom pâté in m and s is stunning

Tubs of cashew nuts with giant raisins.

Avocado oil crisps.
still trying to get my hands on the chicken Kiev dip

Chocolate hot cross buns. Best ever Lasagne. Garlic baguette. Chocolate chip shortbread from the bakery.

Ready made fresh porridge - Tastes like rice pudding.
Pickled pink slaw - Great in a cheese wrap.
Lightly salted tortilla chips.
Cocktail sweet chilli beetroot.
Plant kitchen marshmallows.
Tex mex dip selection.
Lentil noodles.

How could I forget their hot cross buns? The Luxury Fruited ones are divine (and still on sale).

100%

For breakfast if you are on the move: Apple crumble Overnight Oats or the Salted Caramel Overnight Oats.

Prawn layered salad
round chocolate biscuits
white chocolate milkshake

I love the cheese ones

Jaffa cakes!

Bakery aisle, white chocolate cookies. My god they’re incredible