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Scottish Sun
a day ago
- Lifestyle
- Scottish Sun
The simple hack that'll get you a free breakfast from Lidl – the best part is that there's no minimum spend
Plus, scroll down to find out why Lidl has such fast checkouts READY BREAK The simple hack that'll get you a free breakfast from Lidl – the best part is that there's no minimum spend WITH Brits continuing to count their pennies more than ever before, many are looking for ways on how to get by barely spending. From hunting down freebies, to spotting a hidden bargain or downloading apps for discounts, people are trying their best to not overspend. 4 There is a savvy hack that'll get you a free breakfast at Lidl Credit: Alamy 4 Chloe has shared the tip on her money saving TikTok account Credit: Tiktok/@chloesdealclub 4 She managed to get a breakfast as well as a tote bag Credit: Tiktok/@chloesdealclub Luckily, money saving experts are sharing their top tips on social media so that everyone can get by without having to scrape the coins. Chloe, who is known as 'chloesdealclub' on TikTok, has recently shared a video showing how she manages to get a free breakfast from Lidl. And the best part about it? There's no minimum spend either. Speaking to her 48.3k followers, Chloe explained that customers just need to download the Lidl Plus app and create a new account. She advised to get someone else in your household that doesn't have one to do this if you have already got one. After downloading and signing up for the app, Chloe explained that you should receive three freebie coupons into your app. She showed that the coupons include a free Lidl tote bag, a bakery item, and fresh fruit. Chloe said: 'So go to Lidl and get a pastry and some fruit, or you could even get stuff to make avocado on toast. There's loads of options.' She added: 'You've got a free breakfast and a bag to carry it home in.' In the caption section, Chloe also explained that there's 'no minimum spend so you can get these freebies without buying anything else.' Five Lidl rosés you need this summer, according to a wine expert - a £6.99 buy is as light & crispy as £22 Whispering Angel The video received 78.5 views and 74 comments after four days of being shared on her account. Many wanted to share their excitement after hearing the news. One wrote: 'Got mine. Thank you for sharing.' A second added: 'Free strawberries! I'm going to get everyone in my house to download it!' Whilst a third said: 'It's true, I had also downloaded the Lidl app, from which I also got this shopping bag, muffins and many other things.' 4 There are specific steps to take when downloading the app
The Irish Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
The simple hack that'll get you a free breakfast from Lidl – the best part is that there's no minimum spend
WITH Brits continuing to count their pennies more than ever before, many are looking for ways on how to get by barely spending. From hunting down freebies, to spotting a Advertisement 4 There is a savvy hack that'll get you a free breakfast at Lidl Credit: Alamy 4 Chloe has shared the tip on her money saving TikTok account Credit: Tiktok/@chloesdealclub 4 She managed to get a breakfast as well as a tote bag Credit: Tiktok/@chloesdealclub Luckily, money saving experts are sharing their top tips on social media so that everyone can get by without having to scrape the coins. Chloe, who is known as ' And the best part about it? There's no minimum spend either. Speaking to her 48.3k followers, Chloe explained that customers just need to download the Lidl Plus app and create a new account. Advertisement READ MORE ON MONEY SAVING She advised to get someone else in your household that doesn't have one to do this if you have already got one. After She showed that the coupons include a free Lidl tote bag, a bakery item, and fresh fruit. Chloe said: 'So go to Lidl and get a pastry and some fruit, or you could even get stuff to Advertisement Most read in Fabulous Exclusive She added: 'You've got a free breakfast and a bag to carry it home in.' In the caption section, Chloe also explained that there's 'no minimum spend so you can get these freebies without buying anything else.' Five Lidl rosés you need this summer, according to a wine expert - a £6.99 buy is as light & crispy as £22 Whispering Angel The video received 78.5 views and 74 comments after four days of being shared on her account. Many wanted to share their excitement after hearing the news. Advertisement One wrote: 'Got mine. Thank you for sharing.' A second added: 'Free strawberries! I'm going to get everyone in my house to download it!' Whilst a third said: 'It's true, I had also downloaded the Lidl app, from which I also got this shopping bag, muffins and many other things.' 4 There are specific steps to take when downloading the app Advertisement Why do Aldi and Lidl have such fast checkouts IF you've ever shopped in Aldi or Lidl then you'll probably have experienced its ultra-fast checkout staff. Aldi's speedy reputation is no mistake, in fact, the supermarket claims that its tills are 40 per cent quicker than rivals. It's all part of Aldi's plan to be as efficient as possible - and this, the budget shop claims, helps keep costs low for shoppers. Efficient barcodes on packaging means staff are able to scan items as quickly as possible, with the majority of products having multiple barcodes to speed up the process. It also uses 'shelf-ready' packaging which keeps costs low when it comes to replenishing stock.
The Irish Sun
3 days ago
- Lifestyle
- The Irish Sun
Lidl Ireland to drop major viral cup dupe in middle aisle in just DAYS with 2-in-1 feature – and it costs €40 less
SHOPPING fans are set to go wild over a major dupe that has just landed in Lidl stores - and it's €40 cheaper. The Advertisement 3 The cup costs €6.99 Credit: lidl 3 It comes in four different colour options Credit: lidl The viral sippy cups are big 1.2 litre tumblers that can be used for hot or cold drinks. They came in a range of colours and were known for their handy attachments. Videos were seen of people attaching a food tray, charms, and even their keys to the cup. Advertisement READ MORE IN FABULOUS There were even videos of stampeding shoppers in the But a major downside of the popular item was that they came with a steep price tag. While some sold for €40, others were bought for well over €100. And because of their insane popularity, most of the cups are now sold out in Advertisement Most read in The Irish Sun But the Lidl dupe that's dropping just days is the perfect thing for those who don't want to splash the cash on a real Stanley. The stainless steel flask is an affordable dupe of the viral cup. Five Lidl rosés you need this summer, according to a wine expert - a £6.99 buy is as light & crispy as £22 Whispering Angel It has a similar shape and size and even comes in multiple colours. The cup can be found in the colours pink, mint green, black and beige. Advertisement And it costs just €6.99, meaning shoppers save heaps of money. Like all unique Lidl bargains, the item can be found in the middle aisle. And it arrives in store on Monday, June 3. The flask can hold up to 1.2 litres. Advertisement Plus, it has a unique 2-in-1 lid, meaning you can drink with or without the attached straw. The item has come just in time for But it can also be used year round for warm drinks as well. Like the Stanley cup, the item is sure to be a big hit among busy people, gym goers, and on-the-go workers. Advertisement THE HISTORY OF LIDL IN IRELAND LIDL first opened in Germany in 1973. Back then, it employed just three people, stocking 500 product lines. The first Irish store, located just off Molesworth Street in Dublin, was opened in 1999. This was Lidl's first entry into the Irish grocery market. Then, Lidl opened more stores in 2000, in Limerick, Letterkenny, Mullingar, Athlone, Cavan, Ballinasloe and Portlaoise. Now, the retailer has over 180 stores and three distribution centres, employing over 6,000 people. They work with a network of more than 260 Irish suppliers from the communities they operate in. 3 The Stanley cup went viral a few months ago Credit: lidl
Telegraph
4 days ago
- Business
- Telegraph
Forget celebrity labels – these are the Provence rosés really worth their price tag
When luxury-goods conglomerate LVMH acquired a controlling stake in Château d'Esclans – the makers of Whispering Angel – at the end of 2019, the deal crystallised the existence of a new era for Provence rosé. Perhaps you feel all fuzzy and escapist about pale pink rosé from the south of France, like you might about croissants from a village boulangerie or chicken with a million cloves of garlic at a family-run bistro on a dappled square. The reality, these days, is that a lot of Provence rosé is controlled by big money. It's not just the celebrity wine producers: the Brad Pitts and Carla Brunis. It's also the multi-millionaires and billionaires whose organisations sell this shimmering, pale pink liquid in beautiful bottles, like a fragment of a summer dream, to the likes of me and you. Take the case of LVMH, whose founder and CEO, Bernard Arnault, is usually found near the top of Forbes 's billionaires list, not far beneath Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. As well as Château d'Esclans, LVMH also owns (since 2019) Château Galoupet, a historical rosé estate overlooking the Mediterranean, and (since 2023) a controlling stake in the well-known Château Minuty, close to St Tropez. Rosé wine specialist Elizabeth Gabay MW has estimated that the production of Whispering Angel alone (d'Esclans has several other brands) is around 14 million bottles and that Minuty's combined brands number around nine million bottles. For perspective, the entire Côtes de Provence appellation, covering some 50,000 acres, made the equivalent of 102 million bottles in 2023. It doesn't stop there. If you shop in Waitrose, you may have been tempted by the beautiful ridged bottles of Ultimate Provence (sadly I'm not so keen on the £20 wine inside as I am on the vessel), which, along with Château de Berne, is part of MDCV, whose website claims sales of 'over 4 million bottles' from its French estates. The owner of MDCV is Mark Dixon, a Monaco-based The Sunday Times Rich List regular and the founder of the serviced office business IWG. Now, I like some of the Minuty wines; they are typically streamlined and pure, with a silky strength. I also like Rock Angel by Whispering Angel (around £27.50) and, especially, the scented G de Galoupet Côtes de Provence (around £22.50, Ocado and Jeroboams), an immaculate Provence rosé that is recommended. But those prices are toppy. Although not as toppy as the price of Lady A Rosé (£24.99 if you buy it at Selfridges, though it has just gone in to M&S and Ocado at £17.50), a wine that seems to be having a tilt at becoming the new Whispering Angel. It was created for the 40th birthday of Meghan Sussex's bestie Markus Anderson, has a butterfly motif designed by Damien Hirst on the bottle and is made at Château La Coste, which is owned by Irish property developer Paddy McKillen. Soho House Chateau La Coste Lady A Rosé, £24.99, Selfridges Lady A is marketed on the Ocado website as a 'Provence Rosé'. It is indeed crafted (their word) at Château La Coste, which is in Provence – but it doesn't carry the official Provence rosé appellation d'origine protégée (AOP). Instead, it has a more modest IGP Méditerranée designation – indication géographique protégée, or 'protected geographical indication'. Formerly known as vin de pays, IGP wines can be very good, and I often recommend them as budget-friendly alternatives to pricier Côtes de Provence or Côteaux d'Aix en Provence bottles. But in the case of Lady A, the taste doesn't justify the price. If you're in for that level of spend, or thereabouts, I have listed the Provence rosés that I love below. Please note that as I write this it's early in the season and not all the wines I would like to have tasted have landed. But the sun is out, and we want pink in our glasses now. I also have a more budget-friendly rosé article in the pipeline that will look at rosé from beyond the Provence AOPs. Watch out for that as there are some brilliant cheaper wines around this year and I have lots of tips. In the meantime, enjoy! Try these
Scotsman
5 days ago
- Business
- Scotsman
Rosé wine: Lidl unveils dupe on popular rosé wine
This could be the wine of the summer 🍷 Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Lidl has launched its own Whispering Angel dupe The new wine is named Breath of Paradise Breath of Paradise is priced at £10.99 As we approach the summer season, many of us may be switching up our favourite tipples to drinks which are lighter, fruity or give more 'summer vibes'. Wine lovers prefer to sip on a glass of rosé over other wine variations in the summer, with searches for rosé wine climbing to 138% at this time of year. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Joining La Vieille Ferme Rose (also known as 'chicken wine') as one of the most popular wines of 2024 was Whispering Angel, which proved to be popular with Gen Z for not only its taste but general aesthetic. Just in time for summer 2025, discount supermarket Lidl has announced the launch of a brand-new take on rosé wine, which is said to be a cheaper alternative to Whispering Angel. Rosé wine: Lidl unveils dupe on popular rosé wine ahead of summer season | Lidl Lidl's brand-new rosé wine is named Breath of Paradise, which is priced at only £10.99 per 75cl bottle. Given that Whispering Angel is usually priced around the £20 mark, this means that Lidl's Breath of Paradise is around 50% cheaper. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad While the Breath of Paradise wine is supposed to be an alternative for its taste, it also has an aesthetic appeal with black, white and gold label and angel wing design. Lidl's Master of Wine, Richard Bampfield, said: 'Well known for producing grapes that fuel the 'premium dry rosé' category, wines from the region of Provence are well known by both Brits and the French alike. However, with branded options often carrying a hefty price tag, most tend to reserve them for special occasions rather than include them in the weekly shop. 'At excellent value, Lidl's Breath of Paradise is a summer game changer. Like any luxurious dry rosé alternative, it's made primarily with Grenache grapes grown in Provence, giving it that iconic rosé hue and the classic Provençal aroma of fresh peach and wild herbs that we know and love. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad 'With a perfectly balanced acidity, body and dryness, each bottle of Breath of Paradise is effortlessly drinkable. Best served well chilled or even over a large ice cube, it'll quench the thirst of rosé lovers at any occasion this summer.' Lidl's Breath of Paradise rosé launched in stores on Tuesday May 20 and is available while stocks last. If you have a food and drink story to share with us, we'd love to hear from you. You can now send your stories to us online via YourWorld at It's free to use and, once checked, your story will appear on our website and, space allowing, in our newspapers.
