Lidl has unveiled a budget-friendly Easter dinner deal, making it the most affordable option on the market. With prices starting from as little as £1.70 per person, this cost-effective feast is set to become a hit among families looking to save during the holiday season.
The supermarket’s offer includes a whole leg of lamb, essential trimmings, and seasonal vegetables, all for a total cost of just £13.46 for a family of eight. Available from April 14, 2025, this offer promises to deliver a traditional Easter meal without breaking the bank.
Unbeatable price for a traditional Easter dinner
According to Lidl, the highlight of this year’s Easter dinner deal is a 1.8kg Birchwood Leg of Lamb priced at £11.07. This serves as the centrepiece for a family meal, accompanied by a selection of classic side dishes such as carrots, parsnips, and potatoes.
These vegetables are priced as low as 15p each, providing customers with the opportunity to build a full meal at an exceptional price.
In addition to the lamb and vegetables, shoppers can purchase Batts Mint Sauce for 55p, Newgate Gravy for £1.09, and a 200g pack of Green Beans for just 15p. The supermarket has carefully planned the timing of these deals, ensuring they are available between April 14 and April 19, 2025, while stocks last.
This pricing structure underlines Lidl’s commitment to offering affordable, quality meals for all shoppers, regardless of loyalty programme membership.
Supporting British agriculture
Lidl’s Easter meal deal is not just a reflection of its dedication to providing value for customers; it also demonstrates its ongoing support for British farmers. According to Richard Bourns, Lidl’s chief commercial officer, the supermarket’s pricing strategy ensures that British farmers continue to receive their contracted payments.
Despite the heavy discounts on its Easter produce, Lidl has reaffirmed that these promotions will not impact payments to its network of suppliers.
Lidl sources over two-thirds of its core produce from UK farmers, and the retailer has been investing significantly in local agriculture. In 2024, the supermarket announced a £70 million investment in British root vegetable suppliers through long-term contracts.
This ongoing commitment to British agriculture has helped secure access to fresh, high-quality produce, supporting both local economies and sustainable farming practices.
