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3 dinners for two, £10 (norm £35) via code
Or 3 dinners for four, £26.99 (norm £52). Newbies only
ExpiredTo help you cook up a storm in the kitchen, weekly meal box subscription service Gousto* is offering a £25 discount to newbies on your first set of three or four meals and £10 off your second lot until 11.59pm on Fri 30 Jun. The boxes contain all the ingredients and recipes you need to make meals for either two or four people. Delivery's free.
Warning: You will be automatically signed up to a subscription and will have to pay full-price for each box going from your third box onwards if you do not cancel.
Although you do get a discount on your second box with this deal (which we haven't seen before), we don't reckon £25 for three meals for two is great value for money, so you could always cancel after your first box.
What do you get in a box?
Each box contains recipe cards and the exact ingredients for three or four meals that'll feed two or four people depending on what you choose.
A two-person box with three recipes (so three meals for two) is £10 (norm £35) for your first box and £25 for your second with this deal. To feed four people for three meals it's £26.99 (norm £52) for your first and £42 for your second box. You can choose your meals from around 20 options available in the weekly menu (some of which are vegetarian).
An example of a Gousto meal is 'Chicken Saag Masala and Pilau Rice', and your box would include a recipe card and these ingredients: chicken thigh fillets, basmati rice, garam masala, baby spinach, onion, chicken stock cube, garlic cloves, fresh coriander, star anise, chilli flakes, cardamom pods, tomato paste and ground fenugreek.
How to get the deal
1. Go online to Gousto*, select 'get started' and enter your delivery postcode.
2. Select whether you want ingredients for two or four people, and which day you'd like your box to arrive. Then pick your meals from the selection.
3. Continue to the checkout and enter the code PROMO2510. You'll then need to enter your contact details and delivery instructions. (Gousto doesn't currently deliver to Northern Ireland.) Your ingredients will come in refrigerated packaging.
IMPORTANT - how to cancel your subscription
If you decide not to continue with the subscription, you'll need to cancel online via your account* by 12pm, three days before your next delivery. You can check this date by logging in to your profile.
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IMPORTANT - THIS DEAL HAS EXPIRED
This deal has expired - you can't get it any more. We've kept it here for reference.
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3 dinners for two, £10 via link (norm £35)
Or 3 dinners for four, £26.99 (norm £52). Newbies only
ExpiredTo help you cook up a storm in the kitchen, weekly meal box subscription service Gousto* is offering a £25 discount to newbies on three or more meals until 11.59pm on Sun 30 Apr. The boxes contain all the ingredients and recipes you need to make meals for either two or four people. Delivery's free.
Warning: You will be automatically signed up to a subscription and will have to pay full-price for each box going forward if you do not cancel.
What do you get in a box?
Each box contains recipe cards and the exact ingredients for three or four meals that'll feed two or four people depending on what you choose.
A two-person box with three recipes (so three meals for two) is £10 with this deal (norm £35) - to feed four people it's £26.99 (norm £52). You can choose your meals from 22 options available in the weekly menu (six of these are vegetarian).
An example of a Gousto meal is 'Smoky Pork Chilli with Popped Beans', and your box would include a recipe card and these ingredients: spring onions, pork mince, kidney beans, red onion, beef stock cube tomato paste, chipotle paste, wholegrain rice, Irish mature cheddar and cinnamon.
How to get the deal
1. Go online to Gousto* via this link, select 'claim discount' and the code PROMO25 will automatically be added. You should see it in in the promotion code box at the bottom of the recipe page (if not, you can enter it yourself), and you'll get £25 off your first order.
2. Select whether you want ingredients for two or four people, and which day you'd like your box to arrive (Mon, Wed, Fri or Sat). Then pick your meals from the selection.
3. Continue to the checkout and enter your contact details and delivery instructions. (Gousto doesn't currently deliver to Northern Ireland.) Your ingredients will come in refrigerated packaging.
IMPORTANT - how to cancel your subscription
If you decide not to continue with the subscription, you'll need to cancel online via your account* by 12pm, three days before your next delivery. You can check this date by logging in to your profile.
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