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How to get 50ish FREE Caffè Nero drinks a year by stacking TWO offers

Live or work near a Caffè Nero? Listen up… There’s a way you can get 50+ hot drinks on the house each year by combining separate offers (known as ‘stacking’). It’ll work on most coffees, hot chocolate and tea – it’s all about the free tea in my eyes – and could be a lifesaver on those days when a...

Rhiannon Moorhouse

17 February 2020

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Save up to 80% on Valentine's Day cards and presents by swapping shop

As The Beatles sang, money can't buy me love... but it can buy Valentine's Day cards and presents if that's your thing. Yet even if you've chosen to give gifts or cards this year, why pay more than you have to? Will you dare to 'downshift' your Valentine, or do you think that idea sounds s-cupid?

Rhiannon Moorhouse

11 February 2020

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How to bag free PG Tips ‘Perfect with Dairy-free’ tea by stacking TWO coupons

Guess what’s back, back again, coupon stack, tell a friend…

Rhiannon Moorhouse

22 January 2019

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