A mum urged Tesco customers to check their receipts after hers won her a decent freebie.
Curly explained that she was grocery shopping when she “got a coupon” to pay for her purchase.
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And although she “assumed it would be normal trash,” she was in for a surprise when she discovered its true purpose.
“I received a coupon after my purchase at Tesco,” she wrote in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group.
“I assumed it would be regular junk, but it turned out to be a free pack of Pampers with my Clubcard!”
As he has an 11-week-old baby, he chose size 2, “which means I got 44 free diapers”.
“I think they cost £7.50 without Clubcard,” she added.
People were quick to comment on the post, with one writing: “Wow! I always forget to check my receipts or vouchers.
“I have a baby coming in July and the more free diapers I can get, the better!”
“You can also reuse the voucher. I used it twice,” added another.
“I’ll have to take care of that,” commented a third.
“My daughter also got her free pack of Pampers today,” said another person.
“I got one of those today too!” another wrote.
“I was too lazy to go back and get a backpack, but I’m going to buy a newborn backpack tomorrow!”
“Unfortunately, my daughter reacts to treats, so they are no good for us,” said another person.
“But she had to stay in the NICU for a while because she was 7 weeks premature, so I’m going to donate the diapers to them.
What is the cheapest supermarket in the UK?
We’re all looking for ways to save at our grocery stores. But which store should you go to if you’re on a budget?
According to Which?, which compares thousands of prices across the UK’s eight major supermarkets – Aldi, Asda, Lidl, Morrisons, Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose – every month, there’s one place that beats the rest in terms of be economical.
In April 2024, Aldi was top of the list, with Which? comparing 67 popular groceries that cost an average of £112.90.
Lidl isn’t far behind at £115.23, followed by Asda in third place at £126.98.
Tesco was next with £128.17, while Sainsbury’s completed the top five with £131.02.
“Just an idea or someone who receives the voucher but doesn’t need/want it.”
“Brilliant idea!” another commented.
“I will do the same 8 weeks in advance and the NICU is amazing!
“Thanks for posting the comment.”
“I got a free pair of Pampers diapers!” someone wrote.
“I went back to get them – I self-served and there was another voucher that someone left behind, so at some point I will get another package.”
“Download the Pampers app with lots of freebies with codes,” suggested another.
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