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Loophole: Get a month's worth of smoothies, frappes, coffee etc at Pret for free - NOW ENDED

MSE Update 21 Apr 22: The first month free aspect of the deal is no longer available, so this loophole has ended. The Pret subscription service is still available if you wish to get it, however the price has gone up to £25 per month.

Coffee and sandwich chain Pret a Manger has a subscription service where you can get up to five coffees – or other drinks – a day, for £20 a month. It offers the first month free, and we've checked terms, you could just cancel after you've had that – without paying a penny.

Laura Berry

22 June 2021

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Save £10ish on frozen vegan dinosaurs at Tesco

If you've not heard of Roarsomes, you've probably not been on Instagram lately, as these vegan Quorn nuggets are taking social media by storm. At £2.20 a box, they're a bit pricey, but I've found a clever online deals stack that'll net you eight boxes for £8 – making them £1 each.

Rhiannon Moorhouse

8 June 2021

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