Supermarket Coupons UK

Boxes of Clipper 'Organic & Fairtrade Pure Green Tea 80s' (that's with 80 tea bags in the box) contain a coupon inside for 50p off the Clipper range of black teas, valid until 30 Nov 2020.

You'll have to buy a box to get the coupon, but this is good if you like the tea anyway as you'll be able to save on your next box.

With the long end date, it might be worth waiting for an offer to use this coupon, as Clipper black tea is about £3.55 a box at, eg, Waitrose* stores.

Boxes of Clipper 'Organic Everyday Tea 100s' (that's with 100 tea bags in the box) contain a coupon for 50p off the Clipper range of green teas, valid until 30 Nov 2020.

You'll have to buy a box to get the coupon, but this is good if you like the tea anyway as you'll be able to save on your next box.

With the long end date, it might be worth waiting for an offer to use this coupon, as Clipper green tea is about £1.99 a box at, eg, Tesco* stores.

If you go online to Sudocrem you can print a voucher for 50p off Sudocrem care and protect nappy rash cream valid until Tue 31 Dec.

If you go online to Sudocrem you can print a voucher for 25p off Sudocrem antiseptic healing cream for nappy rash valid until Tue 31 Dec.

If you sign up online at Wagg you can get a coupon for £1 off its dog treats until Sat 30 Nov or when all 262,500 coupons go, whichever's first. 

If you sign up after all the £1 coupons are gone, the next 112,500 people can get a coupon for 50p off Waggs dog treats. We asked Wagg how many coupons are left, but it's yet to get back to us. We'll let you know here when we know more.

Sign up to the newsletter at Pooch & Mutt to get a coupon for 50p off its grain-free range of dog food or treats valid where stocked at Sansbury's, Pets at Home and Waitrose.

If you buy Whiskas cat food pouches, look out for the boxes with a sticker saying 'coupon inside' to get a coupon for 40p off Dreamies cat treats valid until 17 Jun 2020.

We've seen the stickers on Whiskas gravy poultry 7+ packs in Asda* for £3 each, just be sure to pick a pack with the sticker on.

If you buy Whiskas or Sheba cat food pouches, look out for the boxes with a sticker saying 'coupon inside' to get coupons for other Whiskas products, Dreamies, Sheba creamy snacks and more.

See MSE Rhiannon's blog on How to get FREE cat treats and other MeowneySaving pet tips for more information on what to look for.

Register with Caring Everyday to get a £5 off coupon, which is accepted at most supermarkets and pharmacies, but not at independent pharmacies.

Register with Caring Everyday to get a £5 off coupon, which is accepted at most supermarkets and pharmacies, but not at independent pharmacies.

If you sign up to the newsletter at Drynites, you can get a free sample of girls' or boys' Drynites in one of three sizes (3-5, 4-7 or 8-15 years) and a coupon for £1 off sent to you in the post. The coupon is valid on any Drynites product.

'VeryMe' is a free smartphone app for Vodafone customers - it works a lot like O2 Priority or Wuntu.

If you've got a smartphone on the mobile network Vodafone, you can download a free app called 'VeryMe'.

Register on the app and it'll show you a mix of discounts, freebies, rewards and competitions that change every so often. It works a lot like O2 Priority but is only available to Vodafone customers.

Simply download the app and give it a try, as offers change frequently and it's pretty self-explanatory. See Vodafone support for help if you have any questions.

Examples of what we've seen free in the past include free hot drinks at Greggs or Costa, free wine at Majestic, and free Tesco gift cards.

The idea is then to check the app, swiping through various offers and rewards until you see something you want. Claiming a reward is usually as straightforward as tapping the screen to get a code to show in store.

Smartphone users can get a free Caffè Nero hot or cold drink from midday on Tuesdays or Wednesdays only via the O2 Priority app. Simply show the code from the app to staff at the checkout. Previously we've had reports of users unable to get the codes after 3pm so it's worth going quick if you'd like this deal.

Available drinks are: Iced Latte, Iced Americano, Caffè Latte, Cappuccino, Americano, Espresso, Flat White, Cortado, Hot Chocolate or Tea.

How to get it

If you're on O2 and you haven't got the app already, you can download it for free from Apple's App Store or Google Play for Android.  Open the app, search for 'Caffè Nero' and the offer should appear.

Once you redeem the offer, it'll give you a unique code which you need to show on your smartphone in store at Caffè Nero.

Warning: If you click accept you'll only have a limited time to redeem the offer, so make sure staff at the checkout are ready and know how to accept the offer before you tap 'Use it now'.

Not on O2?

There's a sneaky way of getting Priority offers even if you're not an O2 customer. See our O2 Priority for everyone guide to find out how.

Wuntu is a free smartphone app for Three customers - it works a lot like O2 Priority.

If you've got a smartphone on the mobile network Three, you can download a free app called Wuntu (Wuntu Three, geddit?).

Register on the app and it'll show you a mix of discounts, freebies, rewards and competitions that change every Thursday. It works a lot like O2 Priority but is only available to Three customers.

Instead of us explaining the ins-and-outs here, it's probably much easier if you simply download the app and give it a try.

Examples of what we've seen free in the past include free Costa Coffee drinks, discounts on National Express coaches, and £5 free to spend at the Google Play store.

The idea is then to check the app every week, swiping through various offers and rewards until you see something you want. Claiming a reward is usually as straightforward as tapping the screen to get a code.

Update at 2.30pm on Mon 11 Nov: The dates on which you can find a Lidl voucher in the Metro/Daily Mail/The Mail on Sunday are now over, but if you've got one of those papers lying around, make sure to cut out your voucher before recycling the paper.

If you pick up the free Metro newspaper on Fri 8 Nov, you should find a voucher for £10 off when you spend £40 or more at Lidl stores (find your nearest). Once you have the voucher, just show it to the cashier when you pay – it’s valid in all UK Lidl stores except those in Northern Ireland, and can be used until stores close on Thu 14 Nov.

The Metro says the voucher will be printed in every copy of the Metro this Friday.

You can find the free Metro in bus and train stations, and other busy public places, in many major cities and their surrounding towns across England, Scotland & Wales – see map in ‘more info’ below.

Can’t get hold of a free Metro newspaper?

The voucher will also be printed in the Daily Mail (£1) on Sat 9 Nov and The Mail on Sunday (£1.80) on Sun 10 Nov. Bear in mind that the cost of the newspaper means you’ll save a bit less than £10 overall, unless you’d usually buy the paper anyway.

If you've got a myWaitrose loyalty card and you're planning to spend £10 or more in Waitrose, you can pick up a free newspaper. The Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday are both eligible for this offer.

What can the voucher be used on?

The voucher can be used against anything in store, but in Scotland alcohol is excluded. For England and Wales, there's an upper limit of two alcoholic products per voucher.

While for smaller households £40 is a pretty large spend to make all at once, with Christmas approaching this could be a good time to stock the fridge and cupboards. Take a look at some of our Lidl deals for inspiration and bear in mind that the 'Middle of Lidl' offers a range of regularly changing deals that could include anything from plants and tools to clothes and furniture.

Check out our supermarket coupons for more ways to cut the cost of your weekly shop.

After a successful trial scheme in a few locations, all Lidl stores in England, Scotland and Wales (find your nearest) are now offering £1.50 boxes containing 5kg of 'edible but not perfect' fruit and veg - slightly past its best, but still safe to eat.

Every day, a limited number of boxes will be available from the time stores open, until midday - when any unsold boxes will be donated to local good causes.

What you'll actually get is completely random, as the 'Too Good to Waste' boxes are made up on the day with whatever fruit and veg is looking past its best in each store. Some will be bruised or battered, while others might have just escaped from their wrapper - in any case, you'll be able to see what you're getting before you buy.

Here's what the boxes may look like in store:

See our blog on Reductions in places you might not expect for how you can save 30% at Lidl, or bag 'yellow-sticker' bargains at B&M, Holland & Barrett and more. 

If you're a new online customer to Sainsbury's*, you can get £18 off your first £60+ shop when you enter the code SCSSEO02TCO.

Your shopping must be delivered before 11pm on Sat 16 Nov (so ensure you book a slot before this time). Delivery costs from £1 to £7 depending on the slot you choose. There are some exclusions, see ‘more info’ below.

Discount supermarket Aldi offers online purchases of wine by the case. Standard delivery is normally £3, but Aldi has told us the free delivery is an introductory offer, which is not expected to end soon.

Wines Aldi is selling by the case include:

• Prosecco DOC - £29.94 for six bottles (currently £4.99 each)
• Rockstone Ridge Californian Merlot - £26.94 for six bottles (£4.49 each)

Thanks to forumite xeonander for the original spot.

If you go in store or online to Morrisons*, you can get selected vegetables and fruit branded 'wonky', which may be slightly irregular in shape or appearance, but totally fine to eat.

In most cases it makes Morrisons veg cheaper than all other major supermarkets - including Aldi and Lidl - but what's available will depend on the season and stock in your local store.

Some examples of wonky veg available include:

• 50p Carrots 1kg* - next cheapest we found, 59p at Tesco.
• 50p Onions 1kg* - next cheapest we found, 60p at Tesco.
• 53p Cabbage* - next cheapest we found, 67p at Tesco.
• £1.09 Potatoes 2.5kg* - found for the same price at, £1.09 at Lidl.
   

It's worth noting that all of these fruit & veg are provided in non-recyclable packaging. If you're looking to reduce your purchase of single-use plastics, Morrisons also sell a Wonky Vegetable box* for £3 which doesn't contain any plastic.

If you go online or in some stores to Morrisons*, you can get a selection box of wonky veg for £3.50. Online delivery's from £1 on a minimum order of £40+. See full T&Cs*.

The wonky veg box will include:

• Carrots - approx four (large).
• Onions - approx six (small).
• Potatoes - approx eight (large).
• Parsnips - approx three (large).

It'll also include at least three of a selection of other veg, which could include:

• Cabbage
• Swede
• Cauliflower
• Leeks
• Peppers

We priced up the box based on the included veg plus one cauliflower, swede and a cabbage at Tesco and came to £6.81. However, if you bought the wonky veg from Morrisons plus a swede and a pack of parsnips, it'd cost £3.92.

So you'll save money with this box, but it might be worth picking up the individual packets of wonky veg instead if you like to know what you'll get.

It's worth noting that the wonky veg do not come packed in any plastic, just the cardboard box which can be reused or recycled after you've eaten the vegetables. So, this box is good if you're looking to reduce your purchase of single-use plastics.

If you're concerned about food waste and believe beauty is on the inside, then you might want to see if you can pick up a wonky veg box for £3.50 in store at Asda*. The boxes, which are available in 550 stores, contain 5kg of peculiar-shaped, odd-sized seasonal veg that wouldn't win any beauty contests - but should be just as nice on the inside.

Asda says 10,000 boxes are going into 550 participating stores (see the full list) every month - so it's worth going quickly if you want the pick of the wonky crop.

What's in the box?

Each box is different but Asda tells us an example might contain about 500g carrots, 1kg potatoes, two onions, two courgettes, one cucumber, one cabbage, 300g leeks, 300g parsnips and three peppers - enough, Asda says, to feed a family of four for a week. If bought normally, this would cost £6ish. Though there are other ways to save on veg, see MSE Coupon Kid Jordon Cox's blog on buying individual veg rather than pre-packaged, Aldi's Super Six and Lidl's vegetable offers.

Why is Asda doing this?

Celebrity Chef Jamie Oliver says 20%-40% of quality fruit and veg produced by UK farms is wasted in part because supermarkets think we're a superficial bunch who won't buy 'ugly' fruit and veg. The big supermarkets are now under pressure to cut food waste.

Wonky veg boxes are great if you want to contribute to cutting back on plastic use, food waste, help farmers, and save money (about 30% off Asda's standard prices, it says - but you may find it's cheaper to buy veg individually elsewhere).

Let us know if you found one of these boxes and what you think of it on Twitter or Facebook.

If you're a student with an NUS Extra or Totum card, you can get 10% off food and drink (exclusions are listed in 'more info' below) at participating Co-operative Food stores. Just show your card at the checkout to get the discount. Not all stores accept NUS Extra/Totum - check if your local store is participating.

Sign up for a myWaitrose loyalty card (hit 'Join myWaitrose' after clicking through) and get a 'free' regular-sized tea or coffee in store every day from the self-serve machine, when you make a purchase and use a reusable cup. Some purchases are excluded, eg, 5p bags (see 'more info' below for full list), but a 10p banana should do it if all you're really after is a MoneySaving brew.

Choose from Americano, cappuccino, latte, tea, mocha or espresso. If you haven't got one already, you'll receive your myWaitrose loyalty card within five weeks of signing up via the link above. Then simply walk in with your own reusable cup (see below), make a purchase and swipe your card at the till, and finally dispense your free drink.

Why do I have to provide my own cup?

Waitrose used to hand out disposable coffee cups for this freebie, but in 2018 it stopped this for environmental reasons (see our Waitrose ditches disposable cups news story). For where else you can save with a reusable cup, see MSE Rhiannon's Cup Discounts guide.

For other freebies, see our full list of Free Teas & Coffees.

If you regularly shop in Superdrug* either in stores or online, it's worth picking up a free Superdrug Health & Beautycard* as not only can you collect one point per £1 spent for money off future purchases, you can get exclusive deals, too.

Every week it has a special 'Treat Thursday' event, with various deals and offers. Examples of previous discounts we’ve seen include a free bottle of water, free delivery, triple points offers and 10% off all own-brand products. 

If you're collecting points, every 100 points is £1 off a future purchase but unlike Boots, you can part-pay with points and then pay the rest with cash, which means you can use your discounts as soon as you've got 100 points.

If you have a Boots Advantage Card, you can get personalised offers and discounts at Boots* by downloading the Boots app. The offers vary for each person, as they are tailored to your shopping habits.

How to get the app and offers

• Download the Boots app* via the App Store or Google Play.
• Go to 'My offers' and sign in using your Advantage Card number. This links your card to the app and you can then select offers by loading them onto your card.
• Choose the offers you'd like to use in 'Offers just for me' and select 'Load offer to Advantage Card'.
• Next time you use your Advantage Card, the cashier or self-checkout will ask you if you want to use the offer in that transaction. 
   

What can I get?

These are some examples of offers we've seen when trying the app (of course as the offers are personalised, not everyone will receive the same ones):

• £1.50 off when you spend £15 or more in a single transaction
• 20% off a shower gel or body wash
• 100 points when you buy two or more shampoo or conditioner products
   

What if I don't have a smartphone?

You can also use the Boots website* to select offers and load them to your Advantage Card. Just register or log-in to view your account and offers.

If you're the type who prefers the feel of actual paper in their hand rather than a screen, you can get a 'free' newspaper when you spend £10 in-store at Waitrose.

The cost of the paper gets taken off your final bill when you flash/scan your myWaitrose card. You must have a myWaitrose loyalty card to get the deal. If you're not a member, sign up online or in-store – it takes up to five weeks for the card to be posted to you and temporary cards are not accepted.

Papers included are The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph, Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, Scottish Daily Mail, Scottish Mail on Sunday, The Guardian, The Observer, The Times, The Sunday Times, The Sun, Sun on Sunday and Scottish Sun on Sunday. 

You can only do this once a day.

See the MyWaitrose page for more details on how to get a free card.