Reddit mentions of KODAK Mailing Labels, 8-1/2 x 11 - White Premium Label Paper

Waaait! This could be easily a great idea but please don't spend £250 on them!!!

My suggestion would be to :-

Make A4 or A5 magnets on your own printer using printable magnetic paper - [Amazon.co.uk - Kodak Magnetic Paper] (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kodak-Magnetic-210x297-650gsm-320microns/dp/B005CHHDUG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1376072865&sr=8-3&keywords=A4+magnetic+paper)
I've used it loads of times, it's perfect for fridge magnets. It's thin & you can cut it with scissiors.

Contact a variety of takeaways. It's a great selling point if they're the only pizza /indian/chinese/breakfast place on the magnet.

Try to cover every style of takeaway and try to get restaurants that serve good food & have good reviews.

Instead of 5 restaurants get 20 in a reasonably small 5 mile radius and maybe charge £50 - £75 per advert instead.

All you need from each one, is food style, name, phone number, opening hours, delivery or collection & website. (Lots of takeaways are on Just Eat now any way so no need for a menu)

You can easily type this up on your computer or outsource it on fiverr.com

I highly doubt that takeaways will willingly advertise for other businesses as well, why would they give them to existing customers. They already know the phone number - they need new customers.

I think you'd have to deliver the magnets - either to Uni Halls or hand delivered within the delivery radius of the takeaways.

You could call it something memorable like "What's For Dinner?" and then name them with a specific area and a season. e.g What's For Dinner - Smithfield Edition - Summer 2013.

Then you could renew them every quarter (re-advertising) and expand to new areas too!

For A5 x 100 magnets that would be about £50 for the magnetic paper + printer ink + petrol during delivery + phone call costs + small amount if you wanted to outsource the design. Easily all done under £100.

Good luck!