We all know and love Ikea’s restaurants for its famous meatballs and cheap cake selection – but now we’re going to love them for their breakfasts, too.
Ikea has just launched a new fry up for £1.75.
The breakfast includes bacon, sausage, egg, hash browns, tomatoes and beans.
Yep, all that for under two quid. Amazing.
However, like all things that sound far too good to be true – there is a catch.
To get the discount breakfast, you’ll need an Ikea family card, which means you’ll be able to pay less for your breakfasts and will also be able to have a free cup of tea or coffee alongside it.
Or, for 50p you can ugrade to a fancier coffee.
Without the loyalty card, the breakfast will cost you £2.50 – which still isn’t bad at all.
The breakfast offer is available in stores from Monday to Friday before 11am. So if you’re planning on an early start for a day of Ikea shopping, you might want to skip on having breakfast at home.
In other Ikea news, the furniture retailer has launched a new functional collection for people with disabilities.
The functional furniture will be released in May 2020, and was announced during the store’s annual Deomcratic Design Day.
The OMTANKSAM collection will be made to assist people with disabilities with different kinds of functional needs, to make getting around the house easier and more comfortable.
The range will feature products for the bedroom, bathroom and kitchen, with products including additional padding for seats, vases that are easier to lift and jar grippers.
Ikea is releasing the new furniture to change the way companies address disabilities.
They want to be a company who helps its customers overcome any obstacles they face – and the new range is a step in the right direction towards doing that.
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