Lidl deals

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Via Lidl Plus app, which also includes weekly coupons. Excluding Northern Ireland

Sign up to the Lidl Plus app to get a free doughnut from the bakery section (normally about 50p) on your birthday, with no minimum spend. You'll receive the coupon in your Lidl Plus app on your birthday and will have seven days from then to use it. See full T&Cs.

Regular Lidl shopper? Check our full analysis of the Lidl Plus app offers.

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Slightly past its best, but still edible. In stores nationwide, excluding Northern Ireland

If you head into a Lidl store (find your nearest), you can pick up a 5kg 'Waste Not' box of fruit and vegetables for £2, while stock lasts. The boxes contain 'edible but not perfect' fruit and veg, which are slightly past its best, but still safe to eat. This is currently an ongoing offer with no end date, but we'll update here if that changes.

These are available in stores in England, Scotland, and Wales, and found near the checkout area. They're subject to availability, so if you want one you'll need to be quick as there are only a limited number of boxes available each day. Lidl says any unsold boxes will be donated to local good causes.

What you'll actually get is completely random, as the boxes are made up on the day with whatever fruit and veg is looking past its best in each store. Some could be damaged or discoloured, but you'll be able to see what you're getting before you buy.

^{A box we spotted in Aug 2023 in a London branch of Lidl}

To give you a rough idea of how much of a saving you could make, when we picked up a box to check this deal out, we got:

One 250g punnet of raspberries – normally £2.99
Two bananas – normally 37p for two (£0.78/kg)
Five apples – normally 89p for a five-pack (17p each)
13 satsumas – normally 95p for a 500g bag (£1.90/kg)
Two pears – normally 95p for a 550g bag (£1.72/kg)
One 500g pack of leeks – normally 69p for a 500g pack (£1.38/kg)
Two aubergines – normally 69p each
Three lettuce – normally 69p for a two-pack (34p for one)
13 potatoes – normally 91p for a 2.5kg bag (36p/kg)
One punnet of black grapes – normally £1.09

Based on the price of each individual item in the box, we've calculated that it would cost over £10 to buy it all separately – so buying a box for £2 really does save a bunch.

Don't have a Lidl near you? Try Sainsbury's similar fruit & veg box.

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10,000 available

MSE Update, Monday 6 July at 9.55am: All 10,000 codes have now been redeemed.

If you're quick, you can get 16% off a Lidl shop when you enter the code PEU783BHJ1 in the free Lidl Plus app (excludes Northern Ireland). You'll need to be quick as there are only 10,000 codes available and this is likely to be popular.

To redeem the code, tap 'Account' and 'Redeem code'. After you've entered the code, it'll appear in the coupons section of the app, and you'll need to activate it to use it in-store.

There's no minimum spend, but the maximum discount is £20. You'll have seven days to use the coupon.

Lidl says it's doing this to celebrate the England men's football team advancing in the FIFA World Cup.

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Go quick

From Thursday 25 June, if you shop in-store at Lidl (find your nearest), you can get a full school uniform for £5 for ages 4-12, while stock lasts.

What's included?

Sweatshirt – £1.50
2x polo shirts – £1.75
Girl's pleated skirt – £1.75
Boy's trousers – £1.75

The prices are fixed, regardless of what size you need.

You can't check stock levels online, so you'll need to head to your local store to see if you're able to find any. The deal's usually very popular, so go quick to avoid disappointment.

Don't have a Lidl near you? Aldi is also offering school uniform for £5 from Sunday 28 June.

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