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Iceland shoppers say new £1.89 product 'tastes exactly like Chinese takeaway'
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Shoppers are ready to flock to supermarket giant Iceland after one of the retailer's newest products went viral.
The supermarket chain has released a new Takeaway range - and one item in particular has people ready to head to the shops immediately.
Facebook page NewfoodsUK shared a photo of Iceland’s new Takeaway Salt & Pepper Chips.
The post has attracted more than a thousand shoppers,
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