UK's most popular Tesco meal deal is being blamed on 'builders'

The UK's most popular Tesco meal deal has been revealed, and people are 'blaming' it on 'builders'.

You all remember Rate My Meal Deal, right? One misstep and you're getting torn apart by the brutal group members.

One TikToker who goes by the name of Joey Shaw was so outraged by the selection, he created a whole video on the matter.

Before we get into it, let's first take a look at the lunch choice at the centre of this controversy.

The nation's favourite combo consists of the Tesco sausage, bacon and egg triple sandwich as the main, a bag of McCoy's flame grilled steak crisps as the snack and a regular old bottle of Coca Cola for the drink.

But Shaw clearly sits on the other side of the fence, saying: "So Tesco Clubcard have released their end of year wrapped.

"I'm genuinely shocked by what the top most popular meal deal is in this country."

After reading out the selection alongside a screenshot of the report, he asks: "What in the 50-year-old man is going on here?

"What in the builder, the truck driver, am I looking at?"

Now before you start losing it, the TikToker did suggest that the items were 'OK' individually. But when they're placed together, well, it's a no from him.

Plenty of people agree with his sentiment, with one saying: "This gives off builder vibes 100%."

Clearly I'm missing something, as there were a number of comments along these same lines.

"This is 1000% the builders and truck drivers they do buy the most meal deals I would think," said another.

And a third added: "Like 90% of meal deals are bought by 50-year-old builders and truck drivers so it makes sense."

Not everyone is against the selection, however, including this TikToker who wrote: "Pretty solid meal deal to be fair. I'd prefer a BLT but this isn't bad at all."

A second described it as an 'absolute winner of a meal deal'.

Tesco's Unpacked report also revealed some of the runner up meal deal choices, which include the supermarket's chicken, bacon and stuffing sandwich and chicken club sandwich as mains and Walkers cheese and onion crisps and Fridge Raiders' southern style chicken bites as snacks.

Meanwhile, Ufit's high protein strawberry milkshake and orange Lucozade were some of the fave drinks.

The cost went from £3 for Clubcard users and £3.50 for regular customers to £3.40 and £3.90, respectively.

To be fair, with a cost-of-living crisis currently crippling the UK, it's no surprise that even the supermarkets are feeling the strain.

But it doesn't make the news any more comforting.