I bagged 56 items of food from M&S that were originally worth £200 for just £19.99 – Christmas is sorted for my family
A MUM has revealed how she bought £200 of Marks and Spencer’s food for just £19.99.
Single mother Jo, who posted below @thismumcooksshared this included picking up a whopping 56 items.
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Jo shares that M&S is having huge discounts on sweets and pantry items – and she’s got stock for Christmas.
In a video that has attracted more than 66,000 likes, Jo said: “The reason I knew that was purely by luck.
“My daughter is in there this morning on the way to school and called me to say they had some great deals on sweets.”
Jo went there immediately and was amazed at what she found.
She added: “I’ve actually sorted out Christmas for all our friends but also got a few things for packed lunches.”
Among her luggage were three packs of rice crackers, each 14 cents, six packs of strawberry rice crackers for 23 cents for children’s lunch boxes, 40 cents of Horlicks and four boxes of salted caramel cookies for 56 cents.
Jo also shows how she got another four boxes of double chocolate chip cookies for 46 cents.
“These are fine until January 23,” she added Next year so they are perfect for Christmas and when people come here.”
Next up are two 38-cent latte wraps, which she “absolutely loves” and 38-cent hot chocolate for the kids, which works out to 4 cents a drink.
Jo also found 50p jars of honey, originally priced at £5 each.
What’s even “crazier” is that they also have a four-for-three deal, so she only paid £1.50 for four bottles.
Another bargain Jo has snapped up are 25p cake tins, which used to cost £2.50.
Although she says she usually “makes her own cakes,” she adds that you “can’t go wrong” with the price.
And one of her biggest wins was a box of biscuits that used to cost £7 but was now just 70p, so she picked up three.
At the end of her trip, Jo concluded: “I’m all set for Christmas gifts, it’s the best shop.
“I didn’t clear the shelves, I just happened to be in the right place at the right time.”
Many people were impressed with her achievements, with one saying: “Why does this make me so excited! I love a bargain!
Another added: “Now I really want to drive to the nearest M&S eatery.”
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