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Via loyalty club, voucher sent by email

If you download the Costa Coffee app and join or sign in to your Costa Club account, on your birthday you can get a sweet treat of your choice (subject to availability, see 'More info' below for what's included) for free.

The voucher will be emailed to you, and you'll have seven days from your birthday to claim your cake. See full T&Cs.

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Your free cake can be a single piece/slice/portion of fresh cake, muffin, sweet pastry, tart, teacake, traybake, cookie, shortbread, bun, Eton Mess bundle, Belgian Waffle, Belgian Chocolate Brownie, Millionaire's Shortbread Bar, Fruity Flapjack, Mini Cherry Bakewells, doughnuts, or an ice cream. It can't be used on a pre-packaged item or for a whole cake.

Make sure you add your birth date correctly when you sign up, and you'll also need to opt in to receive marketing communications from Costa as the voucher will be emailed to you.

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Online purchase of gift cards only

We're not usually 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, this could make a decent gift for your mum for Mother's Day if you know she'll definitely use it.

If you spend £20-£39 on a Costa gift card or eGift online you'll get an extra £5 free until 11.59pm on Sunday 30 March. A £40-£59 gift card will get you an extra £10 free and a £60 or more spend will get you an additional £15. You'll need to purchase brand-new gift cards online to be eligible, as this won’t work if you top up an existing card.

Costa told us the extra £5-£15 will automatically be added to your gift card or eGift when you purchase from the gifting part of the Costa website only.

If you choose to send the card via post rather than email, select delivery 'As soon as it is ready'. Costa says you won't receive the bonus if the card is delivered on a future date outside of the promotional dates (so in this case, after Sunday 30 March). Delivery is £3 and should be dispatched within two working days.

Although you can't use Costa Club Beans for the purchase of a gift card or eGift, you can claim them when redeeming coffee on the gift card or eGift.

Costa says 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.

This offer is limited to a maximum of five Costa gift cards per person (whether purchased together or separately over the offer period). See the full terms and conditions.

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The cards cannot be used in sales or promotions including as giveaways or prizes in competitions.
To qualify for the offer, you must be aged 16 or over and the required funds must be added to the gift card in one transaction.
This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, discount, or promotion and the balance on the gift card will expire if the card is not used to make a purchase for 12 consecutive months.

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