B&M are selling a three-course Valentine's meal deal for £3.88
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While we all know that true love doesn't require expensive gifts, we reckon even the strongest of relationships would struggle to survive a romantic meal this bad...
While any supermarket worth its salt has released its own Valentine's Day meal deal, so far, Co-op have been crowned with the cheapest meal deal about, with their steak offering setting you back just £6.
But now B&M have just raised the stakes with their own, how shall we put it, innovative, Valentine's meal deal, which will set you back a solid £3.88.
While the "succulent prawn starter" (their words, not ours) consists of... Skips crisps, for the main it's Uncle Ben's soft and fluffy steamed rice dressed in sweet and sour sauce, served with a side of tasty prawn crackers.
For that all-important pudding, you and your lover can dig in to a Bird's Strawberry Trifle.
Totting up to just £3.88 in total, B&M's Valentine's suggestion officially claims the title of cheapest meal deal ever - and it doesn't even require a fridge to store it in. Although you may be left to enjoy it alone once your date sees what you've served up.
A B&M spokesperson said: “We’re always being asked if we do a ‘dine in deal’ by our customers so this year we decided to create a deal that won’t break the bank."
“This isn’t any old ‘dine in deal’, this is a B&M dine in deal! No fuss or faffing about just proper good food for you and your lover.”
You can pick up the meal deal in store across the country now, although sadly, you can't pre-order it online. Gutting, we know.
If you'd prefer to opt for something a little more luxury, there's plenty of options to choose from, with every major supermarket is trying to look as fancy as possible (queue moody lighting and strategically placed rose petals) in order to woo consumers into splashing the cash on prawns and profiteroles for their loved ones.
We've listed them all in price order: