Easter Made Easy with Iceland's Roast Dinner Box

Food writer Abigail Nicholson got to try Iceland's new Lamb Easter Dinner in a Box, which costs £30 and serves four people.

With Easter just around the corner, many of us are thinking about how to make the perfect Sunday roast without too much stress. That's where Iceland's new roast dinner box comes in - a convenient and affordable way to enjoy a delicious meal with family and friends.

Iceland's Easter range, available online from March 24, includes two roast dinner options: a lamb dinner for £30 and a chicken version for £25, both designed to feed a family of four.

Each box contains everything needed for a complete roast dinner, including the main course, sides, and gravy, making it easy to cook a great meal without having to make a separate shopping list.

This means the person cooking can spend more time with their loved ones, rather than spending hours in the kitchen.

The chicken box includes a roast chicken, roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings, parsnips, mixed vegetables, and chicken gravy - all for £6.25 per person.

The lamb box is a more traditional Easter option and includes a leg of lamb, gravy, and the same sides as the chicken box, all for around £7.50 per person.

This works out to be a competitive price compared to buying all the ingredients separately, and it also saves time and hassle.

For those looking for an alternative, Cook is offering a Lamb Easter Dinner Box for six people, priced at £77.45, which is £12.90 per person.

This box includes a slow-roasted shoulder of lamb with white wine and rosemary jus, dauphinoise potatoes, red cabbage, and a trio of greens.

However, for larger families, buying two of Iceland's boxes might be a more economical option.

Other supermarkets, such as Tesco, Marks and Spencer, and Aldi, will also be offering Easter meal deals and premium dine-in collections for those who prefer to shop in-store.

Journalists who have tried Iceland's roast dinner box have praised it for its convenience and delicious food.

One journalist, Emma Gill, found that the box contained everything needed for a family meal and was easy to cook, although the parsnips needed a bit more time in the oven.

She also praised the lamb, saying it was tender, and the Yorkshire puddings, which were big and fluffy, and the gravy, which was full of flavor.

Another journalist, Abigail Nicholson, gave the box a solid eight out of ten and praised its convenience, saying it saved her hours of time in the kitchen.

She loved the lamb, which was succulent and tender, and the Yorkshire puddings, which she said were the best she had ever had.

Overall, Iceland's Roast Dinner In A Box is a great option for anyone looking to save time and money this Easter while still enjoying a delicious meal with family and friends.

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