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Free £5 at Costa when you buy a £20 gift card
Online purchase of gift cards only
ExpiredWe're not usually big fans of giving gift cards as gifts at MSE, because people often forget to use them before they expire, and if a firm goes bust, they're usually rendered useless. However, as this is a big chain, and one you might already use, get the gift card for yourself to maximise the discount.
Until 11.59pm on Sun 20 Jun, if you buy a £20 Costa gift card online you'll get an extra £5 free. A £40 gift card will get you an extra £10 free and a £60 gift card'll get you an additional £15 for nowt. You'll need to purchase brand new gift cards online to be eligible as top ups to existing gift cards are excluded.
If you choose to send the card via post rather than email, select delivery 'As soon as it is ready'. Costa has said you won't receive the bonus if the card is delivered on a future date outside of the promotional dates. Delivery is £3 and should be dispatched within two working days. If your dad likes coffee a latte, it could be an ideal gift for Father's Day (Sun 20 Jun).
Costa has said Northern Ireland is excluded from both the promotion and from the redemption of Costa Coffee gift cards, however, those who live in Northern Ireland can purchase a gift card for it to be sent to the UK for redemption. See the list of terms and conditions.
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Costa Coffee 50p iced tea/coffee for a limited time
Norm £2-£3ish. For new & existing Costa Coffee Club app users (excluding Northern Ireland)
ExpiredCosta is offering new and existing members of its free Costa Coffee Club app an iced tea or iced coffee of any size (norm £2-£3ish) for just 50p at the majority of its branches (find your nearest) until store closing time on Thu 13 May. It's available in England, Scotland and Wales only.
It's not valid on Frostino or Fruit Cooler drinks, but it does include the new 'limited-edition' Toffee Spiced Iced-Latte. See the full list of included drinks.
How to get the 50p drinks
Sign up or log in to the Costa Coffee Club app (available for Android/iOS) and simply scan your app in-store when ordering to automatically trigger the discount – Costa says it applies to most barista-made cold drinks (not those pre-packaged in the chiller), and includes milk alternatives at no extra cost, but any other extras you'll have to pay for. The offer is also available if you're using a Costa Coffee drive-thru or ordering Click & Collect via the app.
You can redeem up to two 50p cold drinks each day of the promo, if you choose. There are a small number of stores (mainly at stations and motorway services) which aren't participating – see the full list of non-participating stores.
Will the offer work with its reusable cup discount?
Sadly, the offer won't work alongside any other offers or promotions, meaning you won't be able to get the 25p reusable cup discount. Costa has confirmed that you can still use the cup, you just won't get an additional 25p off. See more coffee chains where you can get a discount for bringing your own cup.
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