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For your birthday when you sign up to its app

You can get a totally free 'sweet treat' when you sign up to the Gail's app (available for free in the App Store or Google Play) and add your date of birth. You can choose any sweet treat from the 'Morning Goods' and 'Sweets & Cakes' ranges. It's valid during your birthday month only, and must be redeemed within 30 days of being issued to you. See full FAQs.

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When you sign up to its app

You can get a totally free barista-made drink when you sign up to the Gail's app (available for free in the App Store or Google Play).

Once registered, you should find the free drink voucher in the 'Rewards' section of the app. Simply scan your QR code at the till, or it can be redeemed alongside an online order. You'll need to use the voucher within two months of registering (the exact expiry date will be in the app).

Barista-made drinks include coffee, tea and hot chocolate, either iced or hot.

If you give your date of birth when registering, you'll also get a voucher for your choice of either a croissant, cinnamon bun or pain aux raisins during your birthday month. See our full round-up of Birthday freebies.

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