Iceland’s huge 150 piece party food bundle costs £15 and can feed 15 people

ICELAND shoppers planning any parties over the festive period should check out the supermarket’s huge food bundle with 150 pieces.

It costs £15, but comes with plenty of choices including three party foods, two platters, a pack of Pringles crisps as well as up to 3litres of Coke.

To enjoy Iceland’s offer all you need to do is follow this link and add your items, but keep in mind that the offer is available online only.

The bundle includes dishes such as spring rolls, chicken goujons, mozzarella sticks, as well as hot and spicy prawns.

There are also desserts up for grabs including mini chocolate eclairs and brownies.

If you nabbed the smallest pack sizes, you’d get 150 pieces of treats – and that’s excluding the Pringles and drinks.

We reckon you’d need roughly 10 pieces per person, meaning the bundle is big enough for a party of 15 people.

If all the items were bought individually the party food would cost up to a total of £17.25, meaning the bundle gives shoppers a discount of £2.25.

The feast was shared by Facebook page Snack Reviews, and bargain hunters can’t wait to snap up the deal.

One user said: “This would be great for Boxing Day/ New Year’s Eve.”

While another tagged her friend and added: “Can we have our own party Christmas Day instead?”

And a third one wrote: “I’ve already been deciding what to get this morning.”

If you’re not as fussed about the kind of food you get, Asda is selling a party platter bundle with 158 pieces for a cheaper £10.50.

You won’t get as much choice though, as it includes a set selection of snacks, Indian treats and desserts.

If you’re craving the typical Christmas dinner, you’ll want to know that Aldi’s been named the cheapest supermarket.

It’s also selling the cheapest turkey at just £9 per bird.

Meanwhile, Ikea is ditching the traditional turkey roast this Christmas by going meat-free for the first time ever.