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Carluccio's main courses 2for1 for £1

Print or show voucher on smartphone for rare discount

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If you order two main courses at Italian restaurant chain Carluccio's, you can get the cheapest for £1 until Thu 31 Jan.

Simply register with VoucherCloud* and either print the voucher or show it on your smartphone at your chosen restaurant (find your nearest).

With mains costing up to £16.50, you'll be making a decent saving – and Carluccio's only runs this offer once a year. The voucher's valid every day at all Carluccio's restaurants.

One voucher only covers two main meals, so if there's four or more in your party you'll need multiple vouchers. It can't be used with other offers, takeaways, or when ordering from the breakfast or set menus.
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15% off Waitrose Florist code

Gets an 18-tulip bouquet for £21 couriered (norm £24)

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If you go via deals site VoucherCloud*, you can get a code for 15% off Waitrose Florist until 11.59pm on Mon 5 Mar.

The code is valid on all flowers and plants, so ideal for Mother's Day (Sun 11 Mar) – you could get its 18 British tulips bouquet* for £20.95 couriered (norm £23.95). The order deadline for Mother's Day delivery is 10pm on Fri 9 Mar. In past years, some big firms' Mother's Day deliveries have gone wrong, so always consider that risk before buying.

What are other retailers doing?

— Tesco Direct is offering selected bouquets couriered for £20.

— M&S is offering selected bouquets couriered for £25 (were £30).
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