A woman revealed she bought a Too Good To Go bag from M&S on Boxing Day for £5 and was impressed with what she received.
Becky Chorlton, from Lymm in Cheshire, is known for finding the best deals at car boot sales and charity shops and posting her purchases on her social media channels. beckysbazar.
This time, the savvy shopper proved that Christmas is the best time of year to order a Too Good To Go mystery bag.
Taking to Facebook, Becky shared a clip showing the impressive list of festive items she received for just £5 from her local M&S.
She captioned the post: ‘You should definitely buy too good a meal for all the leftover food at Christmas!!’
In the video, which racked up almost 10,000 likes, the shop assistant said there was “more than the money’s worth” in the bag because it was Christmas.
She said: ‘Maybe you don’t want everything. Normally there is a certain amount, but tonight it will be more.”
After thanking the shop assistant, Becky went home so she could look through everything she received from M&S.
Becky Chorlton, from Lymm in Cheshire, revealed she bought the Too Good To Go bag from M&S on Boxing Day for £5 and was impressed with what she received.
From the bag, Becky pulled out a host of tasty holiday sandwiches, including a Pork in Blankets Sandwich, a Smoked Salmon and Cream Cheese Sandwich, a New Yorker Cheddar Cheese Sandwich, a Roasted Chicken and Chorizo Sandwich, and a roast chicken sandwich.
That wasn’t all, though: The lucky shopper also received chicken tenders, a naked chicken katsu poke, a beef and pepper mayonnaise sub roll, a berry and grape mix, watermelon chunks, and two chicken prep dishes. Cantonese-style sweet and sour. .
Becky received more than £30 worth of food in her festive Too Good To Go order after spending just £5 on the mystery bag.
She revealed that she planned to eat the fruit the next morning for breakfast and was saving the Katsu poke bowl for lunch.
Meanwhile, the two prepared Cantonese-style sweet and sour chicken dishes can be frozen.
Becky received more than £30 worth of food in her festive Too Good To Go order after spending just £5 on the mystery bag.
However, some were not very impressed with the haul, with many claiming the food had “gone bad”.
However, some were not very impressed with the haul, with many claiming the food had “gone bad”.
One person wrote: “No use, they were destined for the bin, you paid £5 to take the waste from m&S.”
Another added: ‘The expiry date speaks for itself, listeria, botulism and all sorts of things accumulate after the expiry date. Let’s hope you’re always fine after eating bacteria.’
Meanwhile, others disagreed and claimed that the food could still be eaten for a few days and even frozen.
One person said: “£5 for a huge amount of edible food that you don’t have to prepare, something a lot of people need.” Food that would otherwise simply have been thrown away.’
Another added: ‘Not at all. I usually buy a bunch of too-good takeout bags for Christmas and then hand them out to the local homeless people. NOT in vain.’
Someone else added: “Some parts can be frozen, including some sandwiches.” I have bought a lot of bags that are too good to carry and everything is eaten or frozen’