The supermarket giant has expanded its “3 for £8” Finest deli offer to a whopping 68 items, giving shoppers more than 54,000 mix-and-match combinations.

The move is aimed at Brits hunting for easy lunches, picky teas and laid-back sharing dinners at home, as reported by creatorzine.com.

New additions span everything from gourmet dips and olives to pastries, prawns and premium meats, with some seriously indulgent picks on the list.

Standout treats include whipped feta and tabbouleh, savoury pastel de nata, truffle-infused prosciutto and garlic butter olives.

Among the headline grabbers is the new Tesco Finest Whipped Feta & Tabbouleh, a creamy dip topped with coriander, mint and parsley with dressed bulgur wheat and a mint-infused oil.

Another eye-catching addition is the Savoury Pastel de Nata – a twist on the classic sweet treat, made with all-butter puff pastry and packed with extra mature Cheddar cheese custard.

All items are included in the 3 for £8 Clubcard deal unless stated otherwise.

The update comes after Tesco was crowned Good Housekeeping’s “Picky Tea Supermarket of the Year 2026”, underlining the boom in grazing-style meals and relaxed hosting.

A Tesco spokesperson said the overhaul is its biggest deli revamp yet, designed to match how customers are eating now, from solo snacking to casual get-togethers.

Shoppers can snap up everything from cured meats like Salami with Fennel (£3.50), Parma Ham (£3.50) and Prosciutto Crudo with Truffle (£3.50), to deli staples including Mediterranean Olive Trio (£4), Sicilian Nocellara Olives (£4) and Mozzarella Pearls with Basil Pesto (£4).

There are also plenty of hearty bites, including Garlic & Paprika King Prawns (£5), Serrano Ham & Manchego Croquetas (£4.50), Burrata Arancini (£3.75) and Chorizo with Sherry & Honey Glaze (£4).

Pastry lovers are covered too, with options like Bacon & Onion Sausage Rolls (£4.50), BBQ Pulled Pork Rolls (£4.50), Nduja Mozzarella Quiche (£4) and the new Savoury Pastel De Nata (£4.25).

For picky tea spreads, shoppers can pick up Mini Melton Mowbray Pork Pies (£3.25), Mini Pork Sausage Rolls (£3.25), Cheddar Onion Muffins (£3) and Rosemary Focaccia (£2.50).

And for lighter sides, there’s Buffalo Potato Salad (£3.50), Caesar Bacon Coleslaw (£3.50), Labneh with Smoky Aubergine (£3.50) and Houmous & Roasted Red Pepper (£3.50).

With thousands of combinations on offer, Tesco is clearly betting big on Britain’s love of picky bits, and making it easier than ever to build the ultimate spread without breaking the bank.

Full list including base prices (all part of 3 for £8 Clubcard deal):

• Salami with Fennel – £3.50
• Parma Ham – £3.50
• Prosciutto Crudo with Truffle – £3.50
• Jamón Serrano Gran Reserva Ham – £3.50
• Spanish Coppa & Ibérico Cheese – £3.50
• Mortadella with Nocellara Olives – £3.50
• Mediterranean Olive Trio – £4
• Sicilian Nocellara Olives – £4
• Chargrilled Greek Halkidiki Olives – £4
• Middle Eastern Style Domat Olives – £4
• Prosecco & Blood Orange Spritz Olives – £4
• Garlic & Chilli Greek Halkidiki & Kalamata Olives – £4
• Double Stuffed Halkidiki Olives – £4
• Mozzarella Pearls & Sicilian Semi Dried Tomatoes – £4
• Mozzarella Pearls with Basil Pesto – £4
• Italian Chargrilled Tomatoes – £4
• Atlantic White Anchovies with Lemon – £4
• Barber’s Cave Aged Cheddar – £4
• Ploughman’s Pot – £4
• Marinated Chickpeas & Chorizo – £3.25
• Marinated Greek Feta with Lemon – £4
• Marinated Butter Beans with Greek Feta – £3.25
• Italian Artichokes – £4
• Sundried Tomato & Basil Chicken Koftas – £3.75
• Bolognese & Pecorino Calzones – £3.75
• Feta & Spinach Parcels – £3.75
• Halloumi & Hot Honey Filo Batons – £3.75
• Serrano Ham & Manchego Croquetas – £4.50
• Nduja & Roasted Red Pepper Croquetas – £4.50
• Chorizo with Sherry & Honey Glaze – £4
• Spanish Style Potatoes – £3.50
• Garlic & Paprika King Prawns – £5
• Burrata Arancini – £3.75
• Bruschetta with Ibérico Cheese & Serrano Ham – £4.50
• Calabrian Bruschetta with Ibérico Cheese & Nduja – £4.50
• Baking Feta with Wildflower Honey – £4
• Spanish Chorizo Tortilla – £3.50
• Spanish Roasted Pepper Tortilla – £3.50
• Burrata with Semi Dried Tomatoes – £4.50
• Smoked Ham Mushroom Lattices – £3.25
• Red Leicester & Jalapeño Cocktail Sausages – £3.25
• Bacon & Onion Sausage Rolls – £4.50
• BBQ Pulled Pork Rolls – £4.50
• Whipped Feta Tomato Tarts – £4.25
• Ploughman’s Tarts – £4.25
• Savoury Pastel De Nata – £4.25
• Nduja Mozzarella Quiche – £4
• Pecorino Tomato Quiche – £4
• Beef Ragu Parmesan Bites – £3.75
• Chorizo Chicken Empanadas – £3.75
• Chicken Pepper Pastries – £3.75
• Cheddar Onion Muffins – £3
• Mini Melton Mowbray Pork Pies – £3.25
• Mini Pork Sausage Rolls – £3.25
• Pork Cocktail Sausages – £3.25
• Honey Mustard Cocktail Sausages – £3.25
• Rosemary Focaccia – £2.50
• Buffalo Potato Salad – £3.50
• Four Cheese Potato Salad – £3.50
• Caesar Bacon Coleslaw – £3.50
• Labneh with Smoky Aubergine – £3.50
• Whipped Feta & Tabbouleh – £3.50
• Houmous & Roasted Red Pepper – £3.50
• Mozzarella Pearls & Pesto Orzo Salad – £3.50
• Red Pepper Tomato Pasta Salad – £3.50
• Prosciutto Crudo & Cheese Rollitos – £3.70

The easy hack, which takes just a few clicks, has been doing the rounds on social media this week.

And bargain hunters are loving it, as reported by creatorzine.com.

Many reckon it’s one of the quickest loyalty wins out there right now, with points landing almost instantly.

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The trick was shared on Reddit, where a post on the r/UKFrugal thread revealed how one savvy user bagged 500 Nectar points with barely any effort.

The post, from MovieMore4352, read: “Check your emails from Nectar.

“I’ve just been given 500 Nectar points for simply registering with Marriott Bonvoy. Easy and took seconds.”

The deal is part of Nectar’s tie-up with Marriott Bonvoy, letting members link accounts, swap points and unlock bonus rewards across both schemes.

Through the partnership, shoppers can trade points for hotel stays, experiences and travel perks while also earning extras just for signing up or staying at participating hotels.

New Marriott Bonvoy members who sign up via Nectar can pocket a 500-point bonus – worth about £2.50 – simply by linking their account, with even more points up for grabs on hotel stays.

Some shoppers initially thought they had to book a trip to qualify but later realised the sign-up alone could trigger the bonus.

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Others rushed to try it, with many saying it worked straight away.

One user wrote: “Thank you, this worked for me just now!”

Another user said: “Thank you! Just did it and got points immediately.”

A third of person added: “That was surprisingly painless. Thanks a lot for sharing.”

Others shared tips for those who didn’t get the email – pointing out the offer can also be found in the Nectar app.

One user wrote: “I didn’t get the email… but it was also listed under ‘Partner Offers’ in the Nectar app with a link that takes you straight there.”

Bloor Homes and Christ Church, University of Oxford, set out plans for the major new scheme on farmland north of Brize Norton, which would straddle the gap between Carterton and Minster Lovell in a request to West Oxfordshire District Council (WODC).

The council has now responded to this and listed topics requiring investigation with an environmental impact assessment (EIA) and environmental statement before approval can be sought.

The plans for the land between the A40 and Burford Road include a new primary school, neighbourhood centre, cemetery, and space for a “potential future North Carterton Railway Station and associated railway corridor”.

The scoping request to the council suggests construction on the project, named the “Foxbury Garden Community”, could start as soon as 2029, with 1,500 homes completed by 2041.

An objection has been raised by a neighbouring resident, Paul Hughes, who said: “This whole design needs a serious rethink and some joined up thinking by WODC to ensure that this whole area is not going to be ruined for current and future residents and our local environment essentially trashed.”

The planned 2,500-home site (Image: Planning portal/Savills/Urban Design Studio)

The principal planner at the district council stated: “It is accepted that some significant effects are likely to arise and as such, no screening request has been submitted and it is agreed that the scheme would qualify as EIA development.”

Not all development schemes require EIA’s, only those expected to have a considerable impact.

The request outlined potential effects and methodology for probing the 161.1 ha site, which it described as “open agricultural fields bound by hedgerows, with small areas of woodland and several areas of dense scrubland”.

It noted that the development would also be bordered by a quarry with “small areas” of residential infrastructure and the Crocodiles of the World leisure facility.

A “framework masterplan” for the site states that the development would herald an “opportunity to support improvements/expansion” of the crocodile zoo.

In January, Bloor and Christchruch held public consultation events on plans in Brize Norton.

There has been a website created with information on the proposals.

It describes the involvement of the college and the housebuilder in the plans, which it says they anticipate receiving planning permission for in 2027.

The website states: “Christ Church is actively involved in bringing forward sites for new housing and mixed-use communities around Oxford and further afield.”

It adds: “Bloor actively engages with local communities and designs high quality homes for its customers.”

Recently, Bloor and Christ Church “collaborated” on the Brize Meadow 799-home development.