Easter MoneySaving Eggstravaganza

With Lidl Plus, including Mini Eggs, Smarties and Freddo

Lidl Plus members (free to join) can get selected Cadbury and Nestlé Easter eggs for 99p. The deal is available in-store at Lidl until Sunday 5 April. The following eggs are available:

• Cadbury Buttons 90g – next cheapest, £1.25 at Tesco via Clubcard

• Cadbury Freddo 90g – next cheapest, £1.25 at Tesco via Clubcard

• Cadbury Mini Eggs 95g – next cheapest, £1.25 at Asda and at Tesco via Clubcard

• Nestlé Smarties 100g – next cheapest, £1 at Tesco via Clubcard

• Nestlé Terry's Chocolate Orange 91g – next cheapest, £1.25 at Asda

No Lidl nearby? Tesco is offering £1 Nestlé Easter eggs.

At Tesco with a Clubcard, including KitKat Chunky, Smarties & Milky Bar

Tesco Clubcard members (free to join*) can get Nestlé Easter eggs, such as KitKat*, Smarties* and Milky Bar* for £1 instead of the usual £2 price. The deal is available online or in-store at Tesco until Saturday 4 April.

The medium-sized KitKat Chunky Easter egg* (110g) is a cracking choice with 10g more chocolate than the Smarties egg and 38g more than Milky Bar.

Prefer Cadbury eggs? Tesco also has a range of medium-sized Cadbury Easter eggs for £1.25*, including Mini Eggs, Buttons, Freddo, White Buttons and Caramel Nibbles.

27 different options, including Cadbury, Nestlé and Thorntons

If you go online or in-store to Asda (find your nearest), you can get 'large' Easter eggs for £2.32. There are 27 eggs in the deal including Cadbury, Nestlé and Thorntons. The weight of these large eggs ranges from 151g to 202g.

Based on 10 of the Easter eggs at Asda, we found the typical cheapest price for the same size eggs at other retailers was £3.

If you don't need one 'large' Easter egg, you could get more chocolate for your buck by buying two smaller eggs at Lidl. For example, a 95g Cadbury Mini Egg Easter egg is 99p at Lidl – so it would be 190g for £1.98 – whereas you're getting a bit less choc for more money at Asda – 181g for £2.32.

For more offer on groceries, see our Supermarket coupons guide.

In-store at Farmfoods

If you love Cadbury Creme Eggs, then we have some egg-cellent news for you…

Farmfoods (find your nearest) is offering a five-pack of the gooey eggs for £1.99 until Friday 27 March, which works out at 40p per egg. Packs are limited to five per customer.

In some Farmfoods stores in the Midlands, lucky shoppers may be able to bag some single Creme Eggs from as little as 20p as the supermarket chain has five single eggs for £1 in select stores. Farmfoods wouldn't tell us which stores, just that they were in the Midlands, so be sure to keep your eyes peeled.

The next cheapest we could find Creme Eggs were £2.25 for a five-pack at Waitrose (45p per egg), or £2.50 at Tesco* via Clubcard (50p per egg).

Earlier this month, Morrisons had Creme Eggs on offer for 35p with a More Card, so while 40p is good, it’s not the best we’ve seen this year.

For more offer on groceries, see our Supermarket coupons guide.

'It cost me £4.60 for four vs £16 from Domino's. Here's how I did it, and you can too'

Domino's doesn't just do pizza, and in the run up to Easter it's added Cadbury Creme Egg cookies to its menu for a limited time – something it's been marketing a lot on TV and online. It's a whole Creme Egg inside a cookie.

MSE Olivia says: Some will think this is a clear case of 'just because you can, doesn't mean you should', while some will be salivating at the idea of what's essentially a sweet scotch egg. But I think what we can all agree on is the price for these is far from eggs-ceptional – £7.99 for two Creme Egg cookies.

Domino's codes and deals are often available, but we've never seen these included in those. They seem to neither count as a cookie, nor a dessert in the eyes of Domino's – Schrödinger's cookie, I fear (though unlike the cat, these definitely exist and are definitely expensive).

Now, I'm no Mary Berry – but I am a MoneySaver, and I was convinced I could make a 'fakeaway' version of these Creme Egg cookies cheaper myself. Here's how it went:

The ingredients are simple – cookie dough and Cadbury Creme Eggs. I wanted it to be quick too, so I opted for pre-made cookie dough. A few supermarkets sell own-brand chilled pre-made cookie dough, and based on proximity to me, I opted for M&S Belgian chocolate cookie dough, which was £3 for 300g. I don't have Asda or Tesco* near me, but these are cheaper options if you do (I can't comment on taste though).

One thing to remember, is you'll get half the number of cookies as is listed on the packaging, as you'll need two cookies worth of cookie dough to make one Creme Egg cookie. This means I was able to make four from M&S' 300g dough.

I bought my Cadbury Creme Eggs from Waitrose when it offered an eight-pack for £3.25, so about 40p per egg. This deal has since finished, but you can currently get a five-pack of Creme Eggs for £1.99 (also 40p per egg) at Farmfoods, or for £2.25 (45p per egg) at Waitrose.

So to handmake four Creme Egg cookies, it cost me £4.63, as opposed to £15.98 for four at Domino's, not factoring in any delivery charges – so a minimum £11.35 saved.

If you want to read how I made the cookies, check out 'More info' below, but I'm sure the burning question you've got is, how did they taste? Well of course, to truly know how they compare to Domino's, I had to order its version too. After suffering the humiliation of accepting two Domino's cookie boxes and a large dip (needed to reach the minimum order threshold) from the delivery driver, I roped in my two friends to embark on this taste test journey.

I was immediately struck by how the Domino's cookies (left on the image below) looked like Findus Crispy Pancakes, but they were incredibly uniform and still warm from the oven. You can see my DIY cookies on the right.

I went into my first bite of the Domino's Creme Egg cookie with an open mind, but I was left disappointed. All I could taste was the Creme Egg, the surrounding cookie was tasteless. I've had the regular Domino's chocolate chip cookies many times and I find them to be full of flavour and really rich.

Now for mine: I don't want to blow my own trumpet, but these were brilliant. They reminded me of those gourmet cookies you buy for £5 a pop at posh dessert shops. I think they had so much more flavour than the Domino's ones too. My friends completely agreed with my sentiment.

So there we have it, if you make them yourself you can save over £11, which is a staggering 71%! It's usually possible to get Creme Eggs for about 40p to 45p each on a deal (cheapest we've seen so far this year is 35p each), and if you used the Tesco 300g cookie dough* for £2.45 instead of the M&S one, you could make the cookies even cheaper than I did.

It took about five minutes of prep time, 10 minutes of cooking, and another five minutes for them to rest – 20 minutes all in. That's less time than it takes for your typical Domino's to arrive.

Tempted to give it a go? Let us know on Facebook.

2kg potatoes, 1kg carrots, 500g parsnips and more

Planning a big roast for Easter? You'll want to hop to it later this month to get mega-cheap vegetables.

Much like we see at Christmas, some of the major supermarkets tend to reduce the price of selected packets of veg leading up to Easter, and Aldi is the first this year to announce it'll be knocking prices down to 15p per packet.

We strongly expect other supermarkets to follow, and it's always possible prices could be discounted further – last year we saw Asda, Morrisons, Aldi, and Lidl go as cheap as 8p.

We'll be updating our list of where you can grab veggie bargains as soon as supermarkets announce their discounts.

Aldi, from 15p each, in stores
Available from Tuesday 31 March until Sunday 5 April

• White potatoes (2kg) – were £1.32, saving 89%

• Brown onions (1kg) – were 99p, saving 85%

• Parsnips (500g) – were 74p, saving 80%

• Carrots (1kg) – were 69p, saving 78%

• Swede (each) – was 62p, saving 76%

• 'XL' loose garlic (each) – was 39p, saving 62%

For more offers on groceries, see our Supermarket coupons guide.

At Asda. Or 2.3kg for £15.70 with Sainsbury's Nectar

Planning to cook up a storm this Easter? Then, we have an un-baa-lievable deal for you…

Some supermarkets have reduced the price of selected joints in the run up to Easter, including legs of lamb.

Asda is offering a 2.15kg leg of lamb for £15.05, which is 55% off its regular £34.12 price. Asda hasn't given us an end date for the deal, so go quick if it's something you want.

The next best price we’ve seen is £15.70 for a 2.3kg whole leg of lamb at Sainsbury’s, down from £33.40 until Tuesday 7 April – you’ll need to be a Nectar member (it’s free to join) to get this deal.

If we see other supermarkets reducing the price of their legs of lambs, we’ll update here.

For more offer on groceries, see our Supermarket coupons guide.

Includes a whole roast chicken, carrots, spuds and Yorkshires

From Wednesday 25 March, if you shop online at Co-op*, you can get a whole roast chicken, a 750g bag of baby potatoes, a 500g bag of carrots, and 10 Yorkshire Puddings for £5 when entering the code ROASTDEAL at checkout until Tuesday 14 April.

The £5 price tag is just for Co-op members (it costs £1 to join*), otherwise the deal costs £5.98. If you’re only becoming a member because of this deal, then you’re 2p better off by not paying for a membership. However, we’ve seen some decent members-only prices from Co-op in recent months, so, for 2p, it might be worth investing.

You can collect your online shop for free, otherwise delivery starts from £1.99 for orders over £15.

How good is this deal?

MSE Hope says: “You can make a decent saving as if you bought the items individually it would cost up to £9.65 for non-members or £8.62 for members.

“Co-op says its deal can feed four people, so at £1.25-£1.50 per portion per person, it’s an affordable roast option this Easter.”

Have a mooch through our Supermarket coupons round-up for more ways to save on groceries.

Valid on 75cl bottles priced £6 and over (£7+ in Wales). Excludes Scotland

If you're shopping at Asda, you can get 25% off when buying six or more bottles of wine (including sparkling and Prosecco) or Champagne in-store or online when you book a delivery slot up to Monday 6 April.

Add any combination of 75cl bottles of wine priced £6 or over (£7 or over in Wales) and the 25% discount will be automatically applied at checkout.

The deal excludes wines priced £5.99 and under and all fortified wine. You also can't get this deal in Scotland or at Asda Express stores. See full T&Cs.

Please be Drinkaware. See more food & drink deals.

Via Morrisons More Card. In stores and online. Excludes Scotland

You can get 25% off when buying six or more bottles of wine (including sparkling and Prosecco) or Champagne online at Morrisons* or in-store (find your nearest*) when you scan your Morrisons More Card (free to join*) until Monday 6 April.

Add any combination of bottles priced £6 or over (£7 or over in Wales) and the 25% discount will be automatically applied at the checkout.

The deal excludes all fortified wine, boxed wine, price-marked case wine, mini wine, gift sets and any wines in its two for £11 promotion. You can’t get this deal at Morrisons Daily Stores or in Scotland.

Customers in England and Wales can get a maximum of 12 bottles when ordering online, or 36 bottles in-store. You must buy wine in multiples of six to get this offer. See full T&Cs*.

Please be Drinkaware. See more food & drink deals.

Via Nectar card. In stores and online. Excludes Scotland

From Wednesday 25 March, you can get 25% off when buying six or more bottles of wine (including sparkling and Prosecco) or Champagne online at Sainsbury’s* or in-store (find your nearest*) when you scan your Nectar card (free to sign up) until Saturday 4 April.

Add any combination of bottles priced £6 or over (£7 or over in Wales) and the 25% discount will be automatically applied at the checkout. What's more, you can use this offer on already-reduced bottles.

For online orders, delivery’s £1 to £7 depending on how much you're spending and when you book your delivery time slot. Your order needs to be delivered or collected between Wednesday 25 March and Saturday 4 April.

The deal excludes 200ml bottles and under, all Sainsbury’s House wine, all fortified wine, boxed wine and gift sets. You can’t get this deal at Central or Local stores, or in Scotland.

There's a maximum of 36 bottles per customer. Please be Drinkaware.

See more food & drink deals.

Check online to see what's on at your local store

Ikea is running free kids' Easter activities at many of its stores over the next few weeks. If you go to the Ikea Store Events page and select your local Ikea, it'll bring up all of its in-store events.

When we checked the nearest store to MSE Towers, we saw an Easter trail throughout the store on various dates, bunny bunting making, and lunch with the Easter bunny.

It's worth double-checking the event information as some will ask you to pre-book or join a wait list as there are limited spaces, but others will show 'no registration required'. Some activities also require you to be an Ikea Family member (free to join).

We expect these events will get booked up quickly, so go quick if you see one the kids would like to go to.

At Lego stores & The Entertainer, while stock lasts

If you love Lego, hop to a Lego Store or The Entertainer where you can make and take home a free Lego mini Easter egg on selected days.

There's no spend required – this is a total freebie, available on these dates:

• Saturday 28 March from 10am to midday at most Lego stores

• Sunday 29 March from midday to 2pm at most Lego stores, and 1pm to 3pm at Lego Store Belfast

• Saturday 4 April from store opening at all The Entertainer stores (find your nearest)

The following Lego stores are excluded: Birmingham Utilita Arena, Legoland Windsor Resort, and Manchester Trafford Palazzo.

A limited number are available each day on a first come, first served basis and we reckon this will be popular, so it's best to get there earlier.

Lego says this is intended for children aged 10 and over. You won't be able to buy the Lego Easter egg at any store as it's exclusive to the free build events.

This weekend only. Saves £10.40 for a family of four

Staffordshire-based theme park Drayton Manor is offering discounted entry tickets from £24.90 for visitors aged four and over from Friday 27 March to Sunday 29 March as part of its ‘Big Restart’ ahead of its summer season. There's no code needed as the discount has automatically been applied to those days.

Entry tickets for visitors aged four and over usually start from £27.50 when booked in advance online, which means a saving of £2.60 per ticket if you plan to go this weekend rather than next. This is a saving of £10.40 for a family of four.

Entry is free for children who are 23 months old or younger and it costs £15 for children aged two or three.

Save compared to buying the popular branded version

Branded Play-Doh usually costs about £4 for a pack of four 85g tubs, but you can easily save money by making your own playdough.

You only need four common household ingredients – vegetable oil, plain flour, table salt and food colouring, plus warm water, which should cost about £3 total. You'll be able to make more than four small tubs, so you'll save money in the long run. You can use an online recipe, such as Good Food's playdough recipe.

Use less food colouring to make a lighter shade – for example, make pink playdough with a small drop of red food colouring. It's probably best to make lighter colours anyway, as the salt dough can stain clothes and other soft furnishings.

Including free downloadable clues

A big part of Easter is the fun of a scavenger hunt! If you fancy doing one yourself, you could hide small chocolate eggs in foil around the home, or if you've not got any eggs, why not use small toys or other treats instead? If you already have reusable plastic eggs that pop apart (think the inside of Kinder Surprise eggs), then you're set – but otherwise small Tupperware or plastic food containers filled with snacks, choc, small toys, or even jokes would work.

Hobbycraft has free clue sheets you can print to help you set up the hunt, or they're eggs-tremely easy to make yourself if you've got paper and pens.

Is it fun? Yes. But is it worth it?

MSE Hope says: Ever considered making your own Easter eggs? As a Brummie, I decided to take on a local hero and make my own Cadbury Easter egg to see how easy, and how cheaply, it could be done. After a bit of research I discovered you don’t need a whole lot to make your own Easter egg. All I needed was an egg-shaped mould, melted chocolate and a pinch of patience.

I chose a simple recipe online and attempted to pick up items as cheap as I could find them. I got a 95g Cadbury chocolate bar for £1.60, and an Easter egg mould for £6.99.

The total cost of ingredients and items I used is £8.59, which made one 95g egg. Now of course, that's a lot of money for one 'medium-sized' egg, as I was able to buy a 90g Cadbury’s Milk Chocolate Button egg for £1.25 on a Clubcard deal (normally £2) at Tesco – £7.34 cheaper than my DIY egg.

So if you only plan to make one or two choc eggs then doing it yourself this way definitely isn't MoneySaving. To make the DIY route actually pay off, you have to treat your mould like a kitchen investment (similar to a cake tin). To hit the £2 mark (the normal Tesco price), you'd need to make 18 eggs before your 'per-egg' cost matches the supermarket. To hit the £1.25 mark (Clubcard price), you’d need to make nearly 30 eggs.

To slash costs, you could ditch the branded Dairy Milk that cost £1.60 for a supermarket own-brand bar (usually 40p-60p). And to save on a mould (the most expensive outlay), you could perhaps use cleaned-out plastic packaging from a previous year’s egg to bring your cost way down.

How do you make them? There are loads of basic Easter egg recipes online, which you can use to get more of an idea, but in an eggshell, you simply melt your chocolate, pour it into the mould, and leave it to cool before joining the two sides together.

Store your mould upside down in the fridge on either a piece of baking paper or a sheet of foil. Storing it upside down helps the chocolate to run down the edges where you need to join the egg.

Sticking them together is the tricky part. Use the heat from your hands to warm the back of the mould and then pop out your halves. Recipes online recommended using a warm piece of baking paper to connect the sides. Me? I spooned more melted chocolate around the sides, but in hindsight I should have used a piping bag to make this process a bit neater.

While I kept my egg plain, you could easily decorate yours with icing and other decorations, so it could definitely be a fun, family-friendly activity.

Before we view my… urm… creation, I would like to say my egg mould was rather flat because it was on the cheaper end of moulds. I’ve since spotted more dome-shaped moulds for the same price.

Above (left) is my homage to my favourite Looney Tunes character, the Road Runner, which has a rather uncanny likeness, if you ask me…

Out of the handful of people who tasted both eggs, several felt the homemade egg tasted more like a bar of Cadbury’s chocolate than the Buttons egg. One person put it down to the difference in texture.

If you want a cheap chocolate fix, stick to supermarkets' Easter egg deals. But if you want to make some fun for the kids, and cut down on plastic waste, then get cracking! Will you try making your own Easter egg? Let us know on Facebook.

Various dates throughout the year

During selected school holidays, if you're visiting a Morrisons Café (find your nearest*), you can get a completely FREE bowl of Kellogg's cereal and a piece of fruit. To claim the deal, you just need to ask for a 'Kellogg's breakfast' at the till point.

The offer will be available during the following dates:

• Monday 30 March to Sunday 19 April

• Monday 25 May to Sunday 31 May

• Monday 29 June to Sunday 6 September

• Monday 12 October to Sunday 1 November

• Monday 21 December to Sunday 3 January

Kellogg's has teamed up with Morrisons for this offer, and it's available in all Morrisons Cafés, while stocks last. This is a total freebie with no minimum spend required, but it's limited to one bowl of cereal and fruit per customer, per day.

This is open to both children and adults, and you can choose from Cornflakes or Rice Krispies with a choice of dairy and non-dairy milk. You can also claim one free portion of fruit too and a glass of water.

Morrisons Café doesn't currently sell cereal as an item on its café menu, nor any fruit, so we can't say how much this would usually cost. 

Kellogg's is hoping this offer will provide a meal to those who may need it during the holidays when school breakfast clubs are unavailable. Even if this offer is not for you, please do pass the info on to someone who'd find it useful.

See our Restaurant deals and Free (or cheap) food guide for more ways to save.

When adults buy a burger meal. Claim via Burger King app

From Friday 27 March, if you order an adult burger meal via the Burger King app (available for free at the App Store or Google Play), a child can get a King Jr Meal for free (normally £3.99) until closing time on Monday 20 April.

To claim your free kids' meal, sign in to the Burger King app, go to the offers tab until you find the 'free kids King Jr Meal' offer. Select either 'add to order' and choose your nearest participating branch, or select 'use at restaurant' to redeem it at the kiosk, till, or through click & collect.

The King Jr Meal includes a main such as a cheeseburger, hamburger, chicken nuggets or vegan nuggets, a side of fries or apple slices, and a drink. The adult meal must be an adult burger meal (King Saver burgers and all Melts burgers are excluded from the offer). 

This deal is limited to one free kids' meal per transaction. Offer is not valid on delivery.

This offer is available at all restaurants, excluding train stations, airports, service stations, and holiday parks.

See more places kids eat for 'free'.

When an adult buys a main meal

If you dine in at a Flaming Grill (find your nearest), a child can eat for free when an adult buys a main meal. The deal is running over the Easter holidays on weekdays only from Monday 30 March to Friday 17 April.

With this deal, a child (aged 12 and under) can choose one free 'little appetites' meal (normally £3.99) and a free dessert (normally £1.99), when an adult purchases a main meal (normally £8.79 to £16.69). Prices can vary depending on location.

Little appetites meals include chicken nuggets, sausages, veggie alternatives, a beef burger, a roast chicken fillet and tomato pasta. If your child is a tad hungrier, you can upgrade and order from the bigger appetites menu for £1.

There’s no code or voucher needed as the discount is applied automatically. See the Flaming Grill website for full T&Cs.

See our Restaurant deals for more ways to save.

When an adult main is purchased

If you dine in at Farmhouse Inn (find your nearest) or a Farmhouse Kitchen (find your nearest), you can get up to two kids’ meals when one adult purchases a main meal. The offer is valid for up to four adults and eight children (aged 12 and under) dining together.

It’s available from Monday to Friday from Monday 30 March to Friday 17 April, and excludes weekends and bank holidays. Kids' meals include a free standard or vegetarian kids’ breakfast, a junior carvery, or small pick n mix mains, and a scoop of ice cream. Adults must order either a buffet breakfast, main or carvery.

Children’s dishes cost between £5 and £7, while adult main meals cost between £8 and £13, but this can differ depending on your location. Overall, it’s a decent saving.

You don’t need to register for this offer, just simply dine in (it's not available for takeaway or delivery).

See our Restaurant deals & vouchers page for other dining out deals.

When an adult spends £15 and shows app code

If you dine in at any Turtle Bay restaurant (find your nearest), you can get one free kids' meal for each adult spending £15 or more when you show a code within its app (available for free on Apple and Android).

This is an ongoing offer available every day of the week with no end date. The £15 spend can be on either food and drinks. You'll need to show your app code to staff when asking for the bill.

A kids' meal would usually cost £8 and little ones will be able to claim one free main and a small soft drink per paying adult with this offer.

Children must be under 10 and this can't be used with any other offer or promotion. This is only for dine-in only, and you can't use it on event days.

See our Restaurant deals and vouchers page for other dining out deals.

When an adult spends £15

If you dine in at any The Real Greek restaurant (find your nearest) on a Sunday, you can get one free kids' meal for each adult spending £15 or more. The £15 spend is valid across all menu items, including drinks.

This deal applies all times of the day, on Sundays only.

No code is required, the promotion is automatically applied to the bill. The free kids' meal includes a main (choose from a souvlaki wrap or a meze selection), a drink and an ice cream or sorbet dessert. A kids' meal would usually cost £7.

Children must be under 12 and this can't be used with any other offer or promotion. One free kids' meal per adult spending £15. 

See our Restaurant deals and vouchers page for other dining out deals.

When an adult spends £4 in café

If you're visiting a Dunelm* (find your nearest*) and fancy a bite to eat, head to its in-store café, Pausa, and kids can eat for 'free' when an adult spends £4. 

No code is required, the promotion is automatically applied to the bill. This offer is available in all Pausa Cafés across the UK every day of the week, from opening until cafés close. Dunelm told us this is an on-going deal with no end date.

The 'free' kids' meal includes a main (example dishes include a jacket potato with cheese, chicken & pesto wrap, or a cheese pizza), as well as two snacks and a drink. This would usually cost up to £5.25. 

The £4 spend must be made in the Pausa Café (not Dunelm) and the deal applies to the entire kids' menu. One child can eat for free with every £4 spent, so if you spend £8 then two children can claim a free meal. 

See our Restaurant deals for more ways to save.

When an adult buys a cooked breakfast. Valid every day

Up to two children aged under 16 can eat a 'free' breakfast at any Beefeater restaurant (find your nearest) when accompanied by an adult buying an unlimited cooked breakfast, which costs £10.99.

This offer is valid during breakfast hours every day of the week and there is no code needed to claim this deal, it's automatically applied to the bill. Beefeater told us this is an ongoing deal with no specific end date. 

Kids can choose from either a full cooked breakfast including bacon, sausages (meat or vegan options), eggs, hash browns, beans, cooked tomatoes, mushrooms and black pudding. Or they can opt for a continental selection including toast, yoghurt, porridge and pastries.

This deal is also available at all Premier Inn hotels and its integrated or adjoining Whitbread restaurants including Bar + Block, Brewers Fayre, Table Table, and Whitbread Inns.

Check out our Restaurant deals page for the latest offers. 

When an adult buys a main meal. Valid every day

If you're visiting a Morrisons Café (find your nearest*), you can get a free kids' meal (normally costing £4) when purchasing an adult main meal for £5 or more. The offer is valid every day, all times of the day until cafés close. Morrisons has confirmed this is an ongoing offer, but we'll update you here if that changes. This offer isn't valid on café specials. 

The free kids' meal comes with a kids' drink. Kids can choose between a hot meal on the café kids menu or a pick 'n' mix style meal, including a sandwich, snack and drink. The hot meal includes one main, one side and a veg option. The following items are some of the main meals available on the café kids' menu:

• Chicken dippers  

• Fish fingers (veggie alternative available)

• Mini cheese pizza

See our Restaurant deals for more ways to save.

When adult buys a cooked breakfast. Valid every day

Up to two children aged under 16 can eat a 'free' breakfast at any Brewers Fayre restaurant (find your nearest) when accompanied by an adult buying an unlimited cooked breakfast. An adult cooked breakfast costs £10.99.

This offer is valid during breakfast hours every day of the week and there is no code needed to claim this deal, it's automatically applied to the bill. Brewers Fayre told us this is an ongoing deal with no specific end date. 

Kids can choose from either a full cooked breakfast including bacon, sausages (meat or vegan options), eggs, hash browns, beans, cooked tomatoes, mushrooms and black pudding. Or they can opt for a continental selection including toast, yoghurt, porridge and pastries.

This deal is also available at all Premier Inn hotels and its integrated or adjoining Whitbread restaurants including Bar + Block, Beefeater, Table Table, and Whitbread Inns.

Check out our Restaurant deals page for the latest offers. 

When an adult buys a cooked breakfast. Valid every day

Up to two children aged under 16 can eat a 'free' breakfast at any Table Table restaurant (find your nearest) when accompanied by an adult buying an unlimited cooked breakfast. An adult cooked breakfast costs £10.99.

This offer is valid during breakfast hours every day of the week and there is no code needed to claim this deal, it's automatically applied to the bill. Table Table told us this is an ongoing deal with no specific end date. 

Kids can choose from either a full cooked breakfast including bacon, sausages (meat or vegan options), eggs, hash browns, beans, cooked tomatoes, mushrooms and black pudding. Or they can opt for a continental selection including toast, yoghurt, porridge and pastries.

This deal is also available at all Premier Inn hotels and its integrated or adjoining Whitbread restaurants including Bar + Block, Beefeater, Brewers Fayre, and Whitbread Inns.

Check out our Restaurant deals page for the latest offers. 

No minimum spend required

Kids aged 16 or under can eat for £1 when dining in at any Asda café (find your nearest). There's no minimum spend or purchase required, and this deal is valid all day, seven days a week.

Asda told us there's a maximum of one meal per child, per day. The kids' menu includes dishes such as fish fingers, all-day breakfast and chicken nuggets which would normally cost £3.20. Kids can choose from either a hot or cold meal, and now all meals come with a piece of fruit.

For babies under 18 months, you can get one 70g free pouch of Ella’s Kitchen baby food as part of this deal.

See our Restaurant deals and vouchers page for other dining out deals.

When an adult buys a main meal

If you go into your local Hungry Horse pub (find your nearest) on a weekday from Monday 30 March to Friday 17 April, up to two kids can eat from £1 when an adult purchases a main meal.

There's no code or voucher needed as the discount is applied automatically. With this deal, a child gets a main, drink and pudding. For kids with bigger appetites, you can upgrade to a larger meal for an extra 50p.

An adult main meal normally costs between £7.99 and £13.99, while kids' meals usually costs between £3.99 and £4.99, although prices may vary.

The offer is for dine-in only. See the Hungry Horse website for full T&Cs.

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When an adult buys a main meal

If you head to your local Dobbies Garden Centre restaurant (find your nearest store), kids can eat for £1 when an adult main meal is purchased (£8.95-£11.75). There's no code needed, this is automatically applied to your bill. 

This deal is available daily from 9am until restaurant closing time, but this may vary depending on location. There is currently no end date for this offer but we’ll update you here if that changes.

Kids can choose from the children's breakfast and lunch menu, which includes hot food, as well as the pick & mix box – both are served with a drink. Kids' meals usually cost £5.20. There's no limit to how many free meals can be claimed either, so for every adult main meal purchased, one free kids' lunch main or box is redeemable.

This offer is not available in any of the 'Little Dobbies' stores, and the following Dobbies’ stores: Andover, Lelant, Marple, Reading, York and Anchorwood.

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When an adult buys a main meal

If you head to your local Sizzling Pub on a Monday after 12pm (find your nearest) and purchase a main meal (usually between £6-12), you can get a kids' meal for £1 when ordered at the same time. There’s no code or voucher needed, the discount will be applied automatically.

The kids' menu includes dishes such as fish fingers and pasta which would usually cost from £3.29.

This is valid at all Sizzling Pubs restaurants. All food must be purchased in the same transaction for this deal to apply. This offer won't work on the breakfast or any other set menu.

Sizzling Pubs confirmed there is no age limit to kids claiming the £1 meal, however some users have told us they tried to redeem it and were told it is only for children aged five and under, so it may be worth checking with your local branch before claiming this offer.

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