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Abu Bakr launches kids meals from £1.50

 ·  By Raudah Mustaffa
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Abu Bakr launches kids meals from £1.50

As families prepare for the return of the school term, Abu Bakr Supermarket has introduced a new kids meal range with prices starting from just £1.50. The Leeds-based chain aims to ease the financial burden on households during the expensive back-to-school period with its latest Food 2 Go offering.

The new menu will be available at Food 2 Go counters in every store across Leeds and Batley. The family-run retailer says the range was created to offer quick, filling, and value-for-money options for busy parents and schoolchildren alike.

The offer starts at just £1.50, with customers able to pick up two freshly made samosas for only £1.50 or a hot pasty for £1.50. This makes it one of the most affordable freshly prepared ranges in the store and directly addresses the demand for budget-friendly items during the school holidays.

The launch builds on Abu Bakr’s growing Food 2 Go brand, which has become one of the supermarket chain’s fastest-growing fresh food offerings. The counters are already a popular feature inside Abu Bakr supermarkets, serving freshly prepared halal meals, bakery items, sandwiches, and hot food throughout the day.

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The New Menu

The new school meal range includes a variety of options to suit different tastes and dietary needs. The lineup features two freshly made samosas, including vegetarian options, priced at £1.50. Customers can also choose a hot pasty, which comes with vegetarian selections, for the same price.

For a heartier meal, the range offers Butter Chicken or Chicken Tikka Masala, with a choice of meat and vegetarian curry alternatives for £7.50. Side items like freshly made warm naan bread and drinks, such as two cans of Coke or a selection of fresh juice, are available for £1.00 each.

One of the defining features of this rollout is the flexibility of the basket. The meals have been designed so customers can mix and match snacks, drinks, and hot food, making the range ideal for school lunches, after-school meals, or an affordable family dinner. This approach stands out in the convenience sector, offering a customizable alternative to pre-packaged lunchboxes often found in supermarkets.

The inclusion of curry dishes like Butter Chicken alongside the traditional British pasty appears to target a specific cultural preference within the local Leeds and Batley areas. It suggests the supermarket recognizes that “kids’ meals” in this region often feature the same dishes found in family kitchens rather than standard, unvaried options.

Store Availability

The new kids meal range will be available across Abu Bakr Supermarket stores in Queens Road, Roundhay Road, Dewsbury Road, Kirkstall Road, and Batley. The retailer ensures customers can enjoy the same freshly prepared Food 2 Go menu at every location.

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Managing director Hamza Hussain said the launch comes at a time when many parents are looking for affordable food options during the expensive back-to-school period. The retailer wanted to combine convenience with quality while keeping prices accessible.

“Back to school is one of the busiest and most expensive times of the year for families, so we wanted Food 2 Go to offer something that’s fresh, filling and genuinely affordable,” Hussain said. “Our new kids meal range has been created for busy parents and hungry children who want quality food without paying takeaway prices.”

“Whether it’s a couple of samosas after school, a hot pasty on the go, or a Butter Chicken or Chicken Tikka Masala that the family can enjoy at home, we’ve made sure there’s something for everyone and every budget,” he added. “The best part is that every single Abu Bakr store will now offer these meals through our Food 2 Go counters, giving customers the same great choice wherever they shop.”

With Abu Bakr continuing its rapid expansion across Yorkshire, the supermarket says Food 2 Go will remain a major part of its investment in affordable, freshly prepared meals for local communities.

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