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Nisa offers family dinner for less

Nisa offers family dinner for less

Nisa is supporting its retailer partners this month with a delicious dinner for four promotion that features a main meal and two side dishes.

The family-friendly meal solution, which is available in stores until 15th February, features everything needed to whip up a quick and easy evening meal for just £7, helping partners to drive sales in the coming weeks.


Shoppers can pick a main course which the choice of Co-op Creamy Chicken & Leek Bake 1kg or Co-op Italian Style Meatball Bake, and any two of the included Co-op side dishes; Skinny Fries 250g, Crispy Potato Slices 300g, Spring Greens, and Carrot & Baby Corn Medley 240g, for just £7. That’s a potential saving of up to £5.33 off the RRP.

Nisa’s new Fresh Thinking approach has placed a greater focus on meals and planned Missions for the year ahead, whilst dialling up value where it matters.

“Consumers are naturally more budget-conscious during this time of year and the increasing worries around rising costs of living mean a lot of purse strings will be even tighter than usual. Because of this shoppers will be attracted to money-saving deals in-store regardless of their shopping mission,” said Chris Walker, Nisa’s Offline Marketing Lead.

“We are confident that the promotion will provide much needed meal inspiration to shoppers and help to drive additional basket spend for our retail partners this month.”

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