I’m a massive M&S fan – trust me, you need to buy these 5 products – including the best bread and ice cream ever
WITH so much on offer, it’s easy to waste hours wandering aimlessly up and down the supermarket aisles not knowing what to pick up.
But if you’re looking for something new to try and unsure where to start, then you may just be in luck…because a woman named Maggie has revealed her five favourite food products from M&S.
First up is the ‘rosemary & rock salt sourdough focaccia.’
“Best bread ever. Warning – you will get addicted,” she notes.
Next on Maggie’s must-have list is the ‘8 pistachio and honey baklava.’
The foodie, known as @insideourrelationship on TikTok, says: “SO good for supermarket baklava.”
And if you’re a fan of Indian food, then listen up…M&S are selling a mouthwatering ‘eight hour black dal.’
The product description reads: “The delicately sliced black lentil dal, slow cooked for eight hours in a rich tomato and cream sauce, finished with a smoky tandoori butter.”
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And according to Maggie, it “tastes just like Dishoom for a fraction of the cost.”
She also goes on to recommend M&S’ garlic bread.
“SOOO garlicky – your breath will stink but it’s worth it,” Maggie warns.
But for those with a sweet tooth, the foodie notes that the ‘West country pistachio luxury ice cream’ is also a must-buy.
“Just like gelato in Italy,” she says.
Finally, the food guru concludes by holding up a Colin the Caterpillar cake.
“You simply CANNOT go to M&S and not get Collins,” she quips.
Maggie captioned the video: “Trust us, save this and get these!”
The post has since gone viral, racking up over 220k views and several comments from social media users.
“I went to three M&S’ last week to try and find the black Dahl again,” wrote one.
Maggie replied: “Yeah they’re hard to come by but trust me it’s worth it!”
A second commented: “I LOVE M&S.”
A third penned: “Pistachio ice cream followed by love heart eye emoji.”
Meanwhile, a fourth wrote: “The Baklava,” followed by the ace hand symbol.
Another added: “Collin is a must!”
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