Valentine's day: all the best romantic meal deals that supermarkets can offer

This is the ideal solution for cash-strapped Casanovas who wish to offer their loved ones a romantic meal on Valentine's Day.

On this occasion, supermarkets are fighting for their Dine In offers to win. But who serves the most romantic dish, at a price that your wallet will love you?

The Sunday Mirror tested the best treats on offer. We give you here the result, showing how much our pbadions were excited by stars out of 5.

ASDA

Entrance: Gran antipasto

Hands and sides: Stewed lamb shanks, melting potatoes and asparagus, broccoli and kale fillets

Dessert: Salted caramel and dark chocolate hearts

Drink: Malbec bottle

COST: £ 15

ECONOMY: £ 9.50

EASE: The sides go in the microwave, the hocks in the oven

VERDICT: The antipasti meats were tasty but lacked the wow factor. The lamb shank becomes a treat after an explosion
in the oven – if you are ready to wait 45 minutes.

3/5

SAINSBURY & # 39; S

Entrance: Shrimps with sweet pepper

Hand and sides: Sliced ​​steak with pink pepper butter in the shape of a heart, crisp crispy with the triple cooking in dripping beef fillet

Dessert: Zillionaires Salted Caramel Cheese Cake

Drink: Bottle of Di Mondelli Prosecco

COST: £ 20

ECONOMY: £ 1.75

EASE: Not too complicated. 30 min in the oven, steaks on the baking tray

VERDICT: The entrance had a disappointing taste – like a frozen meal. But the steaks were full of flavor and the juicy meat was complemented by pepper butter. The dessert was rich and decadent.

3/5

BRANDS & SPENCER

Entrance: St Jacques shells

Hand and sides: Steaks and potatoes

Dessert: Vibrating macaroons and Belgian chocolates

Drink: Bottle of Tale Pruilli Prosecco

COST: £ 20

ECONOMY: £ 17.30

EASE: Simple and reasonable cooking times

VERDICT: The steaks were wonderfully tender. The Dolphins had just the right amount of cream and the scallops were restaurant quality. The Rolls-Royce cooked dishes.

5/5

TESCO

Entrance: The best Italian antipasto

main: Cheese macaroni lobster, selection of refined greens with herb butter

Dessert: Slices of raspberry cheesecake and pbadion fruit

Drink: Prosecco Bottle

COST: £ 20

ECONOMY: £ 6.30

EASE: Very easy. Simple sticks to stick in the oven

VERDICT: The main course was a bit simple, maybe not exciting enough for Valentine's Day. And the lobster was lean. The flavor of the dessert was not the most pleasant either. Too many things are happening.

3/5

Waitrose

Entrance: Risotto with butternut squash and champagne

Hand and sides: Venison steaks with chocolate butter, asparagus tips, seasoned Charlotte potatoes

Dessert: After dinner mint

Drink: Bottle of San Leo Rosato

COST: £ 20

ECONOMY: £ 10.96

EASE: Less easy than others. The steaks need a little more time, but they are simple enough for amateur cooks to prepare a delicious meal

VERDICT: Seriously delicious. The venison was incredibly tender. Nice wine – the fizz has refreshed the palette.

4/5