LIDL plus app

Free chocolates worth a euro if you spend how much on flowers I wonder

I barely look at the app unless I’m adding the PARKRUN code

So spend €29 to get a freebie hmm

I havent bought broccoli in about 6 months but Im pretty sure that the last time I did it was 79c for 500g. That 'offer' on this week is 1.09 for 350g and its full price is listed as 1.49. Broccoli getting smaller in size while also doubling in price was news to me.

In other veg related news I discovered a hack with spring onions during the week. If you put them in a jar with the roots only just submerged by water they will grow about an inch every 2-3 days. Snip that off with scissors and use it in your stir fry or whatever and it will grow back again in another couple of days. The water also needs to be changed every 2-3 days as they are feeding off the minerals in it. Once you do that it will keep growing back and you have free spring onions.

It’s through the roof everywhere lately price wise and it goes off in a blink too

Grow your own. The final solution.

I love Parkrun!!

Saw on facebook they're doing a Waste Not box of 5kg mixed fruit and veg for €3. It'll include fruits/veggies from opened multipacks so not (just?) short dated.

And you don't even need an app code to use it! You'd have thought this would be a good fit for it...

Just a quick peek inside the boxes - a mix of peppers/orange/apple/parsnip and onions OR potato OR carrots

Not all shops are equal , but the memo will get to the store manager eventually .

Special holding cage fits 2 boxes - the rest could be stack up or brought to shop as they sell off - a very good initiative overall

scratch cards only for money spent - if redeeming only the parkrun you'll receive a warm ' Thank you for your custom '

I really hope it's not abused by people leading to its removal or it being scaled back down the line. Much needed and a great initiative for those who need it.

They've been doing the free period products for ages now?

Got the 20% off their Formil range scratchcard. Happy enough as we all need detergent

I’m done with it. Load of crap

That's about 5% return on a €30 spend , although if you received those products free with no spend conditions before , it might feel like this is less of a deal

There's another voucher €3 off €30 - that's a 10% discount on the spot - might feel like a less of the deal compared to another supermarket offering €10 off €50 for a future purchase ( assuming you didn't had a voucher before - you need to start the cycle from somewhere and keep spending €50 to qualify for vouchers )

getting value for money has different meaning for many people ( well beyond - 50% OFF for second item purchased VS 30% discount on each item )

No idea