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Do you feel better now hun ?

This week’s coupon code is PARKRUN357 and will allow you a choice between tuna steak and blueberries to help fuel you for, or recover from, your weekly parkrun.

Please note, the code can be entered into the ‘Redeem code’ section of the Lidl Plus app from tomorrow(Thursday) until Sunday night. Once activated, the voucher must be redeemed in store by next Wednesday.

My local shop never reduces anything so not affecting me, not great though…

every shop reduces produce at some point but it depends if you are thee to see it at the times it is reduced, my local had 10 packs of lamb mince reduce to 90 cent each hidden at the back of the fridge, a staff member was saving it lol

the reduced food is going much quicker than it used to, the fruit and veg boxes are gone almost straight away

I get the 40c tags - the Lidl I go to has not used 20c ones in a long time (only 90c) so if it means more things are 40c, I'd be okay for it.

However, the €1.10 and €2.20 are quite mean and stingy as these are items that they want gone quickly.

I look forward to the day whenever the first shop properly lowers its prices - I'd say Aldi - and that will kick off a (hopefully) brutal supermarket war.

I would love to see an ad that is true to what they offer you in store. For example:

- Maple Crisp Cereal, was 1.49, now 1.59

- Mushroom & Ricotta Ravioli, was 1.85, now, 1.99

Go Full Lidl, squeezing every cent out of you!

I got the blueberries but there was no product label showing the price for the 125g packet (the free one), only the 250g packet. Both items were placed side-by-side and look identical when viewed on the shelf - it's only when you compare the plastic container sizes where you can see the difference.

I also had the free apple juice from last week and guess what, the product label for the free one was also missing. The only label showing for the apple juice was the 'cloudy' one which was not free.

I believe both labels were removed on purpose as it is too much of a coincidence!

how can you claim to be stung by lidl for picking up the wrong item, it is basic shopping skills to check what you are purchasing

buyer beware and all that

i picked them up and did not get stung

Okay so we have posters clearly thinking that lidl is a big con job and out to scam customers which is oaky if that is how they feel, but you would have to wonder then why said posters continue to use that shop and engage with the thread.

If i use a shop and feel like i have been ripped off or scammed there is not a hope of me stepping foot in there again.

on a similar but side note :-

While shopping in aldi recently i noticed a lady picking up 20 family packs of strawberries saying to the man beside here they are only €1.99 but aldi have changed the labelling system and the price used to be above the item and now it is below, it is a clever idea but is it a scam ? nope anyway said strawberries were €5.99

We would really need some staff posting here. Maybe manager's incentives do cause some game playing.

Also, I've often wondered about the heavily discounted food. It would be natural for staff to let a friend know when the good stuff is being marked down.