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  • Poundworld £2 off £12 spend

    Poundworld £2 off £12 spend

    Print voucher & show in store

    You can get £2 off a £12 spend in store at Poundworld (find your nearest) until Fri 14 Oct.

    Simply print this voucher and show it at the checkout to get the discount – it's valid on all products as long as the total spend is £12 or more. You can only use one voucher per transaction and it can't be used in Bargain Buys stores.

    • More info

      The voucher was originally valid until Fri 7 Oct but has been extended. Poundworld has confirmed that any vouchers previously printed with the earlier end date will be valid until Fri 14 Oct.

  • Cheap BBQs, from £1

    Cheap BBQs, from £1

    Also charcoal BBQs from £15 & charcoal from £1.49

    With the weather out there unseasonably warm and Brits barbecuing at every opportunity (and even persevering through the rain), we've rounded up the cheapest barbecue deals we could find, including portable charcoal barbecues from £15 and disposables from £1.

    £1 barbecues 

    Disposable barbecues are available for £1 in store at Poundland or Poundworld. The next cheapest we've found is £1.29 from Aldi. They often sell for around £5 in supermarkets, so if you want one it's worth making the trip to one of the stores above if you have one nearby.

    You should check the quantity of charcoal and burning time if you plan to cook for several people, as there's a lot at steak (sorry) and you may need to purchase more than one - or risk a grilling.

    Portable barbecues

    • 12" diameter 'Grill Sergeant' BBQ - £15 (was £40) at Hawkin's Bazaar. Delivery's £2.50.
    • 14" diameter portable BBQ - £16 at Argos*. Collect in store for free or delivery is £3.95.

    Standard-sized charcoal barbecues 

    If you're cooking for a family of four, a standard-sized free-standing barbecue should do the job. On Tue 13 Aug, we found these strong deals:

    • 20" wide rectangular trolley BBQ - £12 at Wilko*. Collect in store for free or delivery is £4.
    • 17" diameter kettle BBQ - £25 at Argos*. Incl utensils and cover. Collect in store for free or delivery is £3.95.
    • 28" x 14" oil drum BBQ - £45 (standard price) at Argos*. Collect in store for free or delivery is £3.95.
    • 22" diameter kettle BBQ - £50 (was £85) at Robert Dyas*. Collect in store for free or delivery is £3.95.

    Gas barbecues 

    With gas barbecues, you usually save on time, but not money. You'll need to factor in the cost of the gas canister and refilling it compared to charcoal. On Tue 13 Sep, we found these deals:

    • Three burner gas BBQ - £90 at Wilko*. Collect in store for free or delivery is £4.
    • Three burner gas BBQ - £125 (norm £170) at Argos*. Delivery only, from £6.95.

    5kg charcoal

    The hottest deals we found on 5kg bags of charcoal, which are sure to get you sizzling, include:

    Instant lighting charcoal bags

    If you don't want guests barbe-queuing up for a sausage whilst you're still trying to light the grill, then you might want to opt for the easier option of instant lighting charcoal bags. The best deals we spotted include:

    Barbecue safely

    Whichever barbecue you choose, be sure to follow the Fire Service's barbecue safety advice, never leave your barbecue unattended, always dispose of charcoal or disposable barbecues responsibly and never bring your barbecue indoors.

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