LifestyleFood & DrinkMarks & SpencerA meal deal is a huge part of British culture, but many shoppers had no idea that one type of snack was included in the offer - and it's the 'perfect' addition to lunch07:43, 02 Jun 2026Getting a meal deal for lunch at some point in your life is like a right of passage as a Brit. It's hard to find somebody that hasn't tried and tested a main, snack and drink combination from one of the UK's many supermarkets.‌Many people are creatures of habit and will stick to the same meal deal each and every time they are hungry, while others like to switch it up and try new things.‌Although M&S is known for it's picky bits, excellent bakery items and fridges full of delicious meals from every cuisine, it's little known that they actually offer a meal deal.‌The Food on the move deal ranges between £6 and £6.99 and offers everything from fresh sandwiches, wraps, protein-packed poké bowls and colourful salads.However, M&S shoppers online recently uncovered that a "perfect" snack was on offer as part of their meal deal offering, with dozens of people rating it 'a 10 out of 10'.In a post the Meal Deal Rates forum on Reddit, one shopper shared a photo of their selection, captioning it: "Go on then."‌The picture showed that the user had picked up a BBQ chicken, bacon and sweetcorn pasta bowl, a peach and raspberry still water along with a mini two pack of the outrageously chocolatey milk chocolate coated custard creams.The meal, which cost £6.50 in total, had M&S shoppers rushing to the comments to rate the meal as "perfect" and "superb".‌One person said: "The outrageously chocolatey got me 10/10."A second said: "Wait wait wait wait WAIT... M&S do meal deals?"A third added: "10/10, perfection". While a fourth said: "10/10. No notes. That pasta is absolute fire."Article continues belowAnother user said: "I think we have winner for the week, people."Other sweet treats available as "snacks" for the M&S meal deal include two mini yum yums, a colin the caterpillar mini roll, a Victoria sponge slice, or even two of the outrageously chocolatey milk chocolate rounds.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌SupermarketsMarks & SpencerFood