Three savvy ways to save money on buying kids' toys this summer
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TOYS keep kids entertained and give parents a few minutes of welcome peace during the summer holidays.
But splashing out on new kit quickly blows a hole in your budget.
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We have three savvy ways to save money on buying kids' toys this summer
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Despair not — there are lots of ways to get them playing on the cheap . . .
TOY LIBRARY: At these places, parents can rent toys, puzzles and games sure to go down a treat with your little ones.
From Sussex to Glasgow, toy libraries are now springing up around the country.
You can expect to pay a small fee for rentals, but it is a much cheaper way to access expensive gadgets than buying them new in the shops — and helps cut down on piles of unused toys at home.
FREEBIES: Kids grow up quickly, leaving toys that were once favourites ready for a new home.
If you know the right places to look, you can pick up plenty of freebies from parents trying to clear out their homes.
The YoungPlanet app connects people to hundreds of parents getting rid of unwanted toys, as well as clothes and other stuff.
You can make requests or simply browse what's available.
Sign up to selling groups run for local parents on Facebook Marketplace.
Alongside sellers there are plenty of people happy to give away toys and other items.
Parents are scrambling to The Range to nab new kids' toys - there's inflatables, swimming pools and up to 40% off
SCRUB UP: Think outside the box to get children re-engaged with past favourites they might have lost interest in, providing new playtime at no extra cost.
Fill a small tub with warm, soapy water and ask kids to give dolls or other toys a bath.
Use some chalk outside to create a race track to follow with toy cars.
Or fill a large tray with some flour and add diggers or dinosaurs.
Or simply lay out their toys in a different way to spark interest — setting up toy scenes, rather than having them tidied away in boxes, can rekindle enthusiasm.
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Large White Sourdough Bloomer, £1.99 The bloomer is big, easy to slice, and light but not crumbly – meaning it'll be the perfect addition to a weekend fry-up. I can already tell this sourdough is going to become a firm staple in our house, especially on Saturday mornings, served warm from the oven. Score: 4/5 Ancient Grain Roll, 35p I really liked the texture, it has a good crunch when you bite into it – it's crusty, but not too crusty. The seeds go all the way through the bread and it's got a nice flavour. This would be top notch served warm with butter. Score: 4/5 Vegetable Pizza Slice, 99p If you are going into Lidl expecting the best pizza of your life then don't. But, if you are looking for an affordable, pizza option for a snack or lunch then it is brilliant. The veg toppings taste fresh, the dough is soft (which some may dislike) but gives it a nice bread-y texture which is filling and delicious. The only real complaint is the lack of a true pizza feel, but for something tasty and cheap then you really can't go wrong! Score: 4/5 Triple Chocolate Cookie, 55p Chewy with a little crumble around the edge, super chocolatey with crunchy milk and white chocolate chips. Quite decadent but perhaps a little too rich if you've not got a massive sweet tooth. Score: 4/5 Belgian Bun, 79p A soft and squidgy bun, exactly as it should be. Good icing to bun to raisin ratio – not quite as good as one you would get from an independent bakery but a very enjoyable afternoon treat nonetheless. Score: 4/5 White Artisan Baguette, 99p Looks like something you'd buy from your local bakery or cafe and it tastes pretty darn good too. Had this been garlic bread, it would have achieved full marks. Score: 4/5 Margherita White Cheddar Pizza, 99p Has flavour, does the job and overall enjoyed it however base felt slightly too soft is my only critique but I have and would buy it again! Score: 4/5 Petit Pain, 29p Not overly exciting as far as bread rolls go, but it's a perfectly solid option for a little sandwich – like a jambon beurre, or if you wanted a roll to go with a meal. It's pretty tough and crusty though, so I imagine you'd want to add lots of butter. Score: 3.5/5 Chocolate Twist, 69p Pastry could have done with being a little more flaky, slightly on the stodgy side however there was a nice buttery taste and a generous amount of chocolate filling, overall tasty! Score: 3.5/5 Crusty Wheat & Rye Bloomer, £1.99 Honestly, if you gave me this and told me it came from Gail's, I wouldn't bat an eyelid. It's got a decent amount of flavour and it's a fraction of the price, so that's a win. Score: 3.5/5 Reviewed by Kristina Beanland, lifestyle editor Pastel de Nata, 69p Not quite like the ones you get in Portugal, but if the pastry was a bit crispier and there was a bit more flavour through the custard it would have been spot on. Score: 3.5/5 Reviewed by Jack Moore, commercial team Chocolate Hazelnut Doughnut, 79p Very Krispy Kreme vibes, a good classic filled doughnut but, and I can't quite believe I'm saying this, there was almost too much filling, which made it a bit too rich for one. Score: 3.5/5 Reviewed by Ross McCaffery, deputy opinions editor Sticky Cinnamon Bun, 79p Rich cinnamon flavour which is good and the bun is light and moist, but gets a bit sticky while eating. Missing icing on top which is a shame. Good portion though. Score: 3/5 Rosemary and Sea Salt Focaccia Roll, 69p A focaccia that isn't hot and fresh out of the oven is a bit of a hard sell, but this one still tasted good and was nicely soft. Can't really see where you might use it though, it's a little too garlicky for a snack on the go, and you'd feel a bit short changed getting served it with some pasta. Score: 3/5 Pain aux Raisin, 69p As far as pain aux raisins go, this one is mediocre at best. Like Lidl's pain au chocolat, the pastry is squishy and floppy, but there are lots of raisins inside, so that's a plus if you love those. Score: 3/5 Demi Baguette, 39p It's hard to get too excited about a plain baguette, but for the price this is a decent option. It looked slightly anaemic and didn't have the crispy crust you might expect from a classic French bread baton. That said, I was impressed by how fresh it still tasted after a day in my breadbin – a solid choice for lunchtime sandwiches. Score: 3/5 Reviewed by Jessica Lindsay, assistant lifestyle editor Almond Croissant, 69p Like many of the other pastries, this croissant looks very pale, is rather floppy and a bit doughy. There's not a consistent amount of frangipane all the way through, just a big lump in the middle. But it's got a strong almond taste. It's nice but not a high quality croissant. Score: 3/5 Cheese Pretzel Roll, 35p If you want the saltiness and firmness of a pretzel, but the texture and shape of a bread roll, look no further than the pretzel roll. The whole thing is topped with cheese, so there's a lot going on and while it tastes perfectly acceptable, the fusion of ingredients perhaps gives the bread somewhat of an identity crisis – I didn't know whether to toast it or dive straight in. Score: 3/5 Maple and Pecan Plait, 69p As far as sweet treats go, I consider maple and pecan plaits to be an elite flavour combo. However, Lidl's take was lacklustre and leaves you with a dry and sticky mouth. The filling is smooth and strong but the pastry is soft and stodgy, not crisp and crumbly as you would like. The pecans are a nice addition but unfortunately don't do much for the overall result. Score: 3/5 Stonebaked Panini Roll, 35p This is essentially a vehicle for fillings. Stuff it with molten cheese, some kind of sauce and meat and you'd have yourself a good panini. 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I loved the texture but it's not as good as an M&S cookie. There's a slightly weird flavour to the cookie itself, it almost tastes like gingerbread. Score: 3/5 Jam Filled Doughnut, 49p This doughnut has a lot going for it. It's the perfect collapse-in-the-mouth texture, it's got a deliciously powdery outside that has you licking your fingers after, it's got a good dough-to-jam ratio. What it does not have, however, is depth of flavour. I like my doughnut fillings with a bit of kick – a nice tart jam – and this jam was just nice, no tart. I'm not averse to a seed in my jam either, but alas this filling was smooth and sweet, depriving Lidl of the perfect score. Score: 3/5 All Butter Croissant, 59p Lidl's croissant is a cult bakery item, but if I'm being honest I'm struggling to see why it's so popular. I love Lidl, but this just didn't hit the mark. When I buy a croissant, I expect layers of fabulously flaky pastry – I'm looking for lovely lamination, but I can't find it anywhere here. The pastry looked a little dry (although I'm pleased to say it didn't taste that way). It wasn't overtly bad, but a bit bland and stodgy, with only a slight sweetness to it. Score: 2.5/5 All Butter Pain au Chocolat, 69p The colour of the pastry is waaaaay too light, it looks like it needs to go back in the oven and it feels like it too – it's very soft and floppy. But there's a good amount of chocolate inside. I wouldn't want to start my day with one of these, but it would satisfy a hunger craving in a pinch. Score: 2.5/5 Low GI Multiseed Cobb, £1.99 The crust on this is nice, very satisfying to cut a slice, or tear into it if you just can't wait. But the bread itself has little flavour, which is rather disappointing. Score: 2/5 Reviewed by Kristina Beanland, lifestyle editor Chocolate Filled Muffin, 89p This chocolate muffin is moist and has a nice texture with tasty chocolate chips BUT the gooey centre is thin and metallic and the sponge is pretty bland. It's not a terrible choice if you're in a pinch, but there are definitely supermarkets that offer more decadent, tastier versions of this treat. Score: 2/5 Reviewed by Laura Harman, senior entertainment reporter Stonebaked White Roll, 35p This roll ticks every box, except for one and sadly, it's the most important one it misses the mark with. More Trending All the places you can get free food on A-level results day Food 23 hours ago By Courtney Pochin The best curry houses in England have been revealed — find your local with our map Walkers is launching two permanent new crisp flavours for first time in decades I tried to 'beat' the Tesco meal deal — and left the supermarket with change Floury on the outside and fluffy in the middle, this bread stayed soft and fresh for ages, but it doesn't taste as good as it looks. Ultimately it's bland and boring. Score: 2/5 Reviewed by Courtney Pochin, specialist food writer The best of Lidl's limited-edition bakery items... 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