Shoppers adding naan to a weekly delivery
If naan is one part of a planned basket, Tesco and Sainsbury's plain 260g two-packs provide an everyday unit-price comparison without relying on a promotion.
For a planned grocery delivery, Tesco and Sainsbury's plain 260g two-packs offer a useful unit-price comparison: each retailer listed its pack at £0.69 (£2.65/kg). Match the pack size to the meal before choosing, and check the basket total: a small-order charge can outweigh a saving on naan.
If naan is one part of a planned basket, Tesco and Sainsbury's plain 260g two-packs provide an everyday unit-price comparison without relying on a promotion.
Compare the number of breads with the meals you have planned. A pack with a lower price per kilogram is less useful if some of it will go uneaten; check the exact pack's storage directions if you intend to freeze it.
Check the basket as well as the naan. Tesco states a £5 charge for delivery baskets below £50, while Asda states an extra £4 charge for delivery orders below £40.
Start with the amount of naan you will use, then compare like-for-like unit prices and the cost of the delivery basket.
| Priority | What to check | Your needs |
|---|---|---|
| Unit price | Compare the displayed £/kg alongside pack weight and bread count. Tesco lists plain 260g two-packs at £2.65/kg and 188g mini four-packs at £5.32/kg. | I want to compare the amount I will actually use, not just the pack price. |
| Delivery basket | Check the item total and fulfilment choice before checkout. Tesco states a £5 charge below £50 for delivery; Asda states an extra £4 below £40 for delivery. | If I am ordering little else, a small-basket charge could matter more than the naan I choose. |
| Portions and storage | Check servings, the date mark and the exact pack's freezing and post-opening directions. Ocado lists M&S Plain Naans as freezable but says not to refreeze them after thawing. | A smaller pack may fit one meal; for a shared meal, I can consider a larger pack if I will use or store it as directed. |
| Ingredients | Read the exact listing's ingredients and allergen information, then check the delivered pack. Recheck any proposed substitution. | I need to know whether the particular naan delivered suits my dietary requirements. |
A smaller pack can look inexpensive without offering the lowest cost for its weight. Tesco's listed plain two-pack is £2.65/kg, against £5.32/kg for its mini four-pack; the larger breads may still leave unwanted portions.
Compare £/kg, bread count and the amount your meal requires.
A charge at checkout changes the cost of an order containing a low-priced pack of naan.
Check the retailer's threshold against your planned basket, and compare collection if it works for your location.
Tesco states a £5 minimum-basket charge below £50 for delivery; Asda states an extra £4 below £40 for delivery.
Storage directions differ. Ocado's M&S Plain Naans listing says to eat them within one day of opening and not to refreeze them after thawing.
Follow the date mark and opening, freezing and thawing instructions on the pack you receive.
Ingredients and allergen information apply to the exact product, not every naan in a retailer's range. A substitution may also be a different product.
Check the selected listing and delivered label, and assess any substitution separately.
Tesco lists plain, mini and flavoured naan for online grocery orders.
Sainsbury's lists plain, mini and flavoured naan in its grocery range.
Asda presents its naan range for online delivery or Click+Collect.
Waitrose lists naan for grocery delivery, including its own-label plain pack.
M&S directs shoppers to Ocado for M&S Food delivery.
Lidl GB presents food ranges and offers for in-store shopping.
These Humza packs offer plain and garlic-and-coriander options in 300g and 900g formats. Compare the pack you would use with the rest of your grocery order; their size alone does not establish which has the lowest unit cost.
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A plain 12-piece pack for a larger meal or several planned meals. Compare the 900g pack with the amount you expect to use, and check its storage and allergen information.
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A garlic-and-coriander 12-piece pack to consider when that flavour and a larger quantity fit the meals planned. Check the pack's storage and allergen information.
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A four-piece plain pack for shoppers who need fewer breads than a 12-piece family pack. Compare the amount you will use and check the exact pack's storage and allergen information.
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A four-piece garlic-and-coriander pack for a meal needing fewer breads than a family pack. Check the exact pack's ingredients, allergens and storage directions.
No. Compare the price per kilogram and the amount you will use. Tesco lists its 260g plain two-pack at £0.69 (£2.65/kg) and its 188g mini four-pack at £1.00 (£5.32/kg); smaller individual breads may still fit a particular meal better.
Yes. Tesco states a £5 minimum-basket charge for delivery orders below £50, and Asda states an extra £4 charge for delivery orders below £40. Check the applicable item total and fulfilment choice at checkout rather than judging the order by the naan's shelf price.
Follow the directions for the exact pack delivered. Ocado's M&S Plain Naans listing says they are suitable for home freezing, should be frozen by the date mark and should not be refrozen after thawing; another product may carry different instructions.
Assess the substitute as a separate product: check its listing and the label on the delivered pack. The M&S Plain Naans listing identifies wheat, but that does not establish the ingredients or allergen information of another naan.
M&S directs customers to Ocado for M&S Food delivery, and Ocado lists M&S naan products. Check the options for your delivery postcode, your chosen slot and the basket conditions before ordering.