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Ends Thu 3 DecIf you buy a pack of Walkers 'Taste Icons' crisps (£1ish in most stores), look for a code on the back which gets you 2for1 at selected restaurant chains (or a free 1/2 chicken when you spend £7 at Nando's).
It's one voucher per code and there's one code per packet. You can redeem the voucher at the corresponding restaurant until closing time on Thu 3 Dec 2020.
What does the voucher get me?
Depending on which packet you go for, you can get one of the following:
- Gourmet Burger Kitchen (GBK) - 2for1 on burgers, Sun-Fri
- Pizza Express - 2for1 on main courses, Sun-Thu
- Yo! - 2for1 on large plates, Sun-Fri
- Las Iguanas - 2for1 on all main meals from the a la carte menu, Sun-Thu
- Nando’s - free 1/2 chicken when you spend £7, Sun-Thu
Not all restaurants are participating so it's advisable to call ahead and book to be sure.
How do I redeem my voucher?
Find your unique 10-digit code on the back of the pack near the best before date. Enter your details and the code on the Taste Icons website to receive your voucher by email.
For more ways to save on dining out, it's worth noting that some restaurants are running 'Eat Out to Help Out'-style 50% off deals in September.
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Nando's is a tough restaurant to find discounts for. Luckily, there are ways to work around the menu and get some money off your chicken and chips.
See our full Nando's MoneySaving tips & hacks guide.
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Free delivery when you order Nando's online
For the next two weekends (13-16 Aug and 20-23 Aug)
For the next two weekends, Nando's is offering free delivery (usually £2-£3ish depending how far you live from the restaurant) and no service fee (norm 49p) on orders made through its website. The offer is available:
- From 11am on Thu 13 Aug to 11.59pm on Sun 16 Aug
- From 11am on Thu 20 Aug to 11.59pm on Sun 23 Aug
There are two ways you can order a Nando's delivery at the moment - online via the Nando's website, or via Deliveroo. Even if you order via the Nando's site, it links with Deliveroo's system so your experience, and (more importantly) prices will be the same regardless.
You can only get this deal when ordering via the Nando's website – not Deliveroo – so unless you have a special Deliveroo code which beats the cost of delivery and the service fee, you're better off ordering via Nando's.
There'll be a minimum order value (we've asked Nando's to confirm what this is) and if your order is below this, you may pay an additional small order fee.
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'Free' £4ish chicken or starter on exam results day
Show Scottish Higher, A-level or GCSE papers and ID when spending £7+
If you're picking up your Scottish Higher, A-level, GCSE or BTEC results this month you can celebrate with a free quarter chicken or 'Fire-Starter' menu (norm £4ish) at Nando's.
To get the deal, simply take your results (email, text or paper version) and ID to a participating Nando's restaurant on the day they’re released (see below) and you'll get the freebie when you spend at least £7 on other food and drinks.
The offer will run on the following dates:
August 6th - Scotland - Higher or National 5’s only.
August 15th – England, Wales and Northern Ireland - A-Levels or equivalent, eg, BTEC only.
August 22nd – England, Wales and Northern Ireland - GCSE only.
You can only claim your freebie on results day and it’s non-transferable, so the person collecting the results has to be the one claiming. If there's a group of you all with exam results, you’ll each need to spend £7+ on separate bills to all get the freebie.
The offer’s valid on dine-in or takeaway orders placed in person or over the phone, but not those made online. It excludes Wing Roulette and 'All Together Now' menu options.
See full offer T&Cs.
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