A woman’s experience with Too Good To Go, a popular app that connects customers with restaurants and stores offering surplus food, has gone viral. Shivani Khosla snagged a roast dinner from Toby Carvery for a mere £3.49, and the generous portion, including warm gravy, roast potatoes, mashed potatoes, peas, and gammon, has left viewers impressed. The video showcasing her delicious find has sparked discussions about the app’s benefits and popular choices for leftover meals.
A savvy shopper in Scotland hit the jackpot with his Too Good To Go purchase, scoring over £115 worth of pastries and caramel shortbread from Starbucks for just £5.90. The generous haul included croissants, chocolate twists, cinnamon rolls, a Halloween cake pop, and a whopping 35 slices of caramel shortbread.
A man shared his incredible Too Good To Go haul from Greggs on Reddit, showcasing a feast of sandwiches and sausage rolls for just £2.49. The post sparked discussion on food waste and the value of Too Good To Go, highlighting the potential for saving money and enjoying delicious food.
