10 Best Supermarket Lasagne UK |Charlie Bigham's Waitrose and More

Charlie Bigham's lasagne is more than deserving of the top spot. As well as being a fresh dish that's clearly been cooked with devotion and love, it is competitively priced and available in single or 2-person servings. In fact, we're expecting it to be an instant ready-meal hit of the week. 

But don't just take out word for it, as there's a good deal of happy diners that have already sung Charlie's praises – having a slow-cooked British beef and smoked bacon ragú with white wine and oregano makes it hard to argue otherwise. This is a distinct and delectable lasagne that will keep you coming back week in, week out. 

ByRuby's beef lasagne is a 2021 Great Taste award-winning dish that's been frozen straight after cooking to retain as much of its goodness as possible. This also gives you ample time to pick a night that's deserving of its prestige.

The organic grass-fed beef comes from the renowned Rhug Estate in northern Wales. This premium British beef has lived a good life where the pastures are nutrient-rich and the air is clean, which is one of the big reasons why this lasagne stands out from the crowd. But best to remember that top-tier beef doesn't come cheap, and neither does ByRuby's lasagne. 

Waitrose has used an authentic Italian recipe to create a veggie lasagne that's guaranteed to please. The free-range egg pasta sheets have been layered with a thick tomato sauce stacked with hearty chunks of Italian roasted vegetables. 

The béchamel has been topped with mature cheddar to give it an irresistible pungency and the ever-important crispy top. A sure-fire hit for the veggies who like their lasagne to be full of the good stuff, helping to ease them into the week on a drizzly Tuesday evening. 

Prepared in small batches on an organic farm that's been in the same family for four generations, the Pegoty Hedge story is a quintessentially British one. Their farm in Worcestershire, along with their entire ready-meal range, have been certified organic by the reputable certifier OF&G organic. 

Their dedication to keeping things organic ensures that this rich beef lasagne is filled with top-quality ingredients with a lighter environmental impact to boot. Just watch out for the rather long allergens list that includes soya, celery and sulphites from the tasty red wine sauce. 

Little Dish is striving to provide nutritious ready meals for the next generation of British kids with a clear mission of keeping things natural. That means no added sugar, salt or preservatives have found their way into this little lasagne. 

Instead, Little Dish has chosen to focus on filling each lasagne with British beef, carrot, sweet potato and mushroom to ensure that each serving provides 2 of your child's 5-a-day. This gives any working parent a quick, easy and nutritious meal to fill the kids up with and keep them happy. 

Featuring an ingredient list that predominantly reads organic, with organic veggies, rice flour, tomato puree, butter and garlic, this lasagne is packed with high-quality produce. Although, technically, the lasagne itself isn't certified organic, which is something to consider for the purists. 

The rice flour pasta makes for a gluten-free lasagne that's perfectly suited to coeliacs and wheat-intolerant veggies. The only hitch is the serving size sits at a mere 255 g, appealing to those on portion control but likely leaving others a little hungry.

One of the first companies to bring meat-free alternatives into British culture and onto our supermarket shelves, Quorn know a thing or two about what non-meat eaters want. Their meat-free lasagne is packed full of their own mushroom-based 'mycoprotein', which is both high in fibre and protein. 

This meat-free mince also gives the lasagne a lower fat percentage and calorie count when compared to its meatier counterparts. There's just one thing to consider with Quorn's lasagne and that's its lack of vegetables, although a salad or side could be prepared if you have time. 

If you're looking for a low-calorie, gluten-free lasagne that's pleasantly free from allergens and comes 100% vegan, Kirsty's are here for you. This lentil and vegetable lasagne is a ready meal for the modern-day with a very considered ingredients list. 

Comprising of hearty green lentils in a rich tomato ragù with layers of dairy-free bechamel and gluten-free pasta sheets, this is a health-conscious lasagne, to say the least. However, not every reviewer was so convinced by its taste, with some stating a distinct lack of flavour and texture.

This is another budget-focused lasagne that's eager to feed your housemates or family for less. Intended to satisfy four diners at 1.4 kg, ASDA has stuck with a classic beef lasagne recipe, because, let's face it, it's hard to argue with. 

It comes delivered to your door frozen and is microwaveable for when time is of the essence, but it can also be heated up in the oven to maximise that coveted top-layer crispiness. Just be mindful of the high saturated fat content of each serving if this is to become a weekly staple. 

This popular, albeit a little bit random, pizza-inspired lasagne is stacked with beef and pork pepperoni. The three cheeses of mature cheddar, Italian-style hard cheese and mozzarella are layered on top to create the crispiest coating of cheesy goodness you ever did see.

At 550 grams, this lasagne is a hefty meal for one or could be stretched out to satisfy a couple with a side salad. Obviously, at this price, the quality of ingredients might not be the highest, but with plenty of happy reviewers, at least you know that its flavour has been accounted for.