Iceland is selling heart-shaped turkey nuggets for Valentine’s Day

ICELAND has rolled out heart-shaped turkey nuggets, perfect for getting in the Valentine’s Day mood. The Bernard Matthews-branded treats cost £3 for a pack weighing 683g. Just like its popular turkey dinosaurs and unicorns, the nuggets are coated in crispy breadcrumbs and you cook them in the oven from frozen. The nuggets were shared by […]

ICELAND has rolled out heart-shaped turkey nuggets, perfect for getting in the Valentine’s Day mood.

The Bernard Matthews-branded treats cost £3 for a pack weighing 683g.

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Just like its popular turkey dinosaurs and unicorns, the nuggets are coated in crispy breadcrumbs and you cook them in the oven from frozen.

The nuggets were shared by a shopper in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group on Facebook, who wrote: “For anyone with little ones and looking to do something special for Valentine’s Day, Iceland have these super cute nuggets!”

The post proved popular and one user stated: “Valentine’s food for the girls.”

While another tagged her friend and said: “You might not celebrate Valentine’s Day but how can you not resist these for each other for dinner.”

The treats are available on Iceland’s website and in stores.

The supermarket has 900 branches across the UK. You can find your nearest one by using its shop locator tool.

If you’re keeping a close on your waistline, you’ll want to know every 100g of cooked nuggets contain 217 calories.

None of the other big four supermarkets currently offer similar treats, although Aldi is selling heart-shaped chicken nuggets this Valentine’s Day.

These come in 350g packs containing 20 pieces and cost £1.99.

Alternatively, Asda is selling chicken nuggets shaped like safari animals – and your kids will love them.

While B&M last year rolled out face plates that are perfect for fussy eaters, according to parents.

In May, Aldi also started selling Peppa Pig pasta shapes for just 99p a bag.