A shopper paid £2 for a low-quality Too Good To Go bag with limited, inconsistent items at a Shop 'N Drive.

A shopper tested the lowest-rated Too Good To Go bag in their area at a Shop 'N Drive convenience store, paying £2 for a selection of five items including chocolate and a roll of kitchen towel. Despite all items being in date and fresh, the inclusion of a non-food item, limited variety, and ad-hoc selection process by staff contributed to a disappointing experience. The bag’s total value was £5.53, but the sparse quantity and inconsistent quality aligned with the store’s low 2.5 out of 5 app rating, reflecting broader concerns about variability in the service across different locations.