Shoppers can get milk, bread and butter for 1p as Iceland helps tackle rising cost of living

The rising cost of living has meant shoppers are keeping a close eye on their pennies, with some even asking cashiers to stop scanning when they hit a certain amount. Some supermarkets have frozen product prices, promising customers affordability, while others have seen significant price swings.

To help shoppers top-up their shops during the cost of living crisis, Iceland has launched a sale, reducing prices on a selection of everyday essential items to help shoppers navigate the increasing cost-of-living.

The deal will see those who shop online be able to pick up essentials like milk, bread and butter for 3p - or 1p each - to help tackle the significant increases in the price of some budget food items.

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And with the current heatwave and warmer weather still to come, other items included in the offer are summer foods such as burger buns, ice cream cones and fizzy drinks, as well as a selection of fresh, frozen and grocery items.

The offer is available online only at Iceland.co.uk from Saturday, June 18 until Friday, June 24, 2022 with plenty of family favourites available to stock up on.

Some examples of what’s been reduced include Iceland Semi-Skimmed Milk which is usually 99p for two pints, Iceland Sliced Thick Soft White Bread, usually 95p, and Just Like Butter Spread, which comes in at £1.00.

Iceland customers can also stock up on a whole host of food items and everyday essentials that are perfect for summer BBQs, such as Warburtons Sliced Soft White Rolls, Iceland Chocolate and Nut Cones and R. White’s Lemonade, all of which are usually £1.

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