We're considering a trip to Iceland in the semi-near future (2 parents, 2 teens) with several food allergies. One teen will not eat fish or seafood and we do not eat pork. We tend to self-cater but may be bringing along a friend so a camper/caravan would be out of the question. My wife has been watching videos of Iceland grocery stores but the cinematography leaves a bit to be desired in terms of seeing what is really there. We will probably stay a place with a kitchen for about half of the nights but would prefer a bit more flexibility to stay in other types of accommodations if possible.
As an example of our normal travel style, we just returned from a week in Ireland and ate mostly from Tesco Super or Express where we could get plain or tikka chicken, salmon etc and the ingredients and allergens were all clearly labeled. It was fantastically easy and everyone was pleased with their options. The few restaurants we ate at were fabulous too but we mostly preferred the DIY picnic.
Our top question, are pre-cooked meats (rotisserie chicken, ready-to-eat smoked salmon) etc available at most stores in Iceland? Preferably not American-style lunch meat?
Any information on availability of those types of items that wouldn't require much/any cooking would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!