All together, there are 14 ready meals available for 1p (Picture: Getty Images)

Facebook community groups are full with tips about the best yellow-sticker reductions at supermarkets, discount voucher codes and other ways to slash ever-rising food bills.

This week, a popular bargain for households are the 1p frozen ready meals in Iceland.

Some of the dinners include macaroni cheese, spaghetti Bolognese, cottage pie and chicken stew and dumplings.

Yet, Iceland’s promotion could be seducing people into spending more than they normally would.

The offer is only for customers who shop online, and it is available on orders of at least £25.

And shoppers will be able to get just up to three of the dinners.

Meanwhile, a pint of milk at the chain could soon cost £1 (Picture: Getty Images)

To get the offer, which is only available until Friday, use the code READY1P at the checkout. 

Richard Walker, managing director at Iceland, said: ‘Our customers told us that they really benefitted from our online 1p deal when we ran it with fresh veg, so we are really pleased to offer it now on frozen ready meals.

‘With research showing that people are giving up hot dinners due to cost-of-living concerns, offering frozen ready meals for 1p means shoppers can add them to their shop and freeze meals until they are needed.’

Meanwhile, a pint of milk at the chain could soon cost £1 – a rise from 89p.

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Mr Walker, who is hoping to become a Conservative MP, told the BBC ‘we work day and night to keep those prices as low as possible’ but ‘it will get worse’.

Asked how soon a pint of milk will hit £1 the businessman replied: ‘I don’t know.

‘But there’s a lot of external pressures from the war in Ukraine to commodity price inflation to fuel to labour shortages to fertiliser shortages and everything else in between.’

He admitted some products are ‘loss leaders that we have to sell because our customers are simply reliant on them.’

Iceland’s deal ends on Friday, so be quick.