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From midday on Wednesday 21 October only, chocolate café chain Knoops is giving away totally free hot chocolates at all its stores when you order via the Knoops app.

You can choose between a small 34% (milk choc) or small 54% (dark choc) hot chocolate, with either whole, oat or soya milk. It would usually cost £3.95.

It's for new and existing app users and you don't have to buy anything, so you can just get the freebie drink if that's all you want.

There are 25 Knoops stores across the UK including Belfast, Brighton, Cardiff, Edinburgh, London, and Manchester – see below for the full list of locations.

How to claim your free hot chocolate

Knoops says you'll need to log in to its app from midday on Wednesday 21 October, and tap on 'Free Hot Chocolate' on the home screen.

You can redeem one free hot chocolate until an hour before closing time on 21 October, or while stock lasts. For opening hours, check your local store's page. See here for the offer terms & conditions.

Knoops store locations:

Bath
Belfast
Brighton
Cambridge
Cardiff
Chester
Edinburgh (New Town, Old Town)
Exeter
Guildford
Leeds
London (Chelsea, Covent Garden, Kensington, Knightsbridge, Notting Hill, Richmond)
Manchester
Newcastle
Norwich
Nottingham
Oxford
Rye
St Albans
York

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