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If you've an iPhone or Android smartphone, you can get a totally free hot drink (normally up to £2) at Greggs when you download its rewards app. You can choose any regular-size hot drink (tea, latte, cappuccino, etc) and you don't need to buy anything to get the freebie.
Simply download the Greggs Rewards app for Apple or Android and register within the app. The freebie appears automatically in the 'Rewards' section of the app once signed in and is valid for 31 days after signing up.
When you order your drink, have your smartphone handy at the counter. Instead of paying, open the app and press 'scan now' ready for staff to scan the barcode that appears on your screen.
Greggs told us this is an ongoing offer for new sign ups, but as always with this type of deal, it could end anytime.
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If you take your own reusable cup to Greggs (find your nearest - click 'store locator'), you'll get 20p off any hot drink. It includes all hot drinks and sizes, but can't be used in conjunction with another offer, eg, the breakfast deal. See full T&Cs.
You can buy a reusable cup at Greggs for £2, but it says you can use any reusable cup to get the discount. The cheapest we found on the high street is £1 from Starbucks.
See our reusable coffee cup discounts blog for more information about other chains that give discounts when you bring your own cup.
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Greggs FREE festive bake
Via Vodafone rewards app
New and existing Vodafone customers can get a FREE festive bake from Greggs through Vodafone's 'VeryMe' rewards app. There are 20,000 to give away and it's first come, first served. You've got until 11.59pm on Thu 14 Nov to claim your free festive bake, or any alternative savoury bake, in store (find your nearest Greggs under 'Shop Finder'). See 'More info' for some excluded locations.
These will go fast, so take advantage early if you're interested.
The offer's one of many regularly updated promotions available via Vodafone's rewards programme – see our VeryMe loyalty analysis.
How to get the free festive bake
- Download the free My Vodafone App – or update to the latest version.
- Click the 'VeryMe' button to access a list of available offers and select the Greggs deal.
- Go to your nearest Greggs and when there, click the 'get deal' button to access your code. It's only valid for one hour so don't do it too early.
- Show the code at the till and receive your bake.
What other offers can I get on the rewards app?When we checked on Tue 12 Nov, offers included two Vue tickets for £7, a two-month NOW TV pass for £2, a free two-month The Telegraph subscription and eight craft beers from Beer52 for £4.95.
- Download the free My Vodafone App – or update to the latest version.
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FREE Greggs bake for selected Rewards members
Via its app. Chicken & pepperoni or cheese & onion
Have you got the Greggs Rewards app? You could be one of the 200,000 members who've been gifted a FREE spicy chicken & pepperoni bake (or cheese & onion bake for the veggies). Simply log in and check your app to find out if you've got the reward, then redeem at your nearest store up until Thu 31 Oct.
Greggs says you’ll only have got it if you’ve made purchases using your Greggs Reward account in the last few weeks. That means this offer isn't open to new members, unfortunately. Rewards were allocated between 8-10 Oct, so if there's nothing showing in your app today, you've sadly not been selected.
If you do find the reward in your app, head to a Greggs counter and order the spicy chicken & pepperoni bake or the cheese & onion bake. Tell the server you're redeeming it through Greggs Rewards. You'll then be able to generate a code through the app which can be scanned. Just make sure to redeem your reward before stores close on Thu 31 Oct or you'll lose it.
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