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Free Whittards tea and caddy with December Ideal Home magazine

JulieM
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edited 3 November 2015 at 6:58PM in Freebies (low spend)
Hidden away on page 168 is a voucher for 100g loose leaf tea and a tea caddy. I thought it was too good to be true but I used mine today and there is no catch, you don't have to buy anything else in the shop to get the free items. The magazine costs £3.70.

Official MoneySavingExpert insert: Whittard has confirmed the offer on p168 of Ideal Home magazine is for a free £10ish tea caddy filled with your choice of one of 21 loose-leaf signature teas. When we tried, we had some trouble with the code at the till but Whittard is looking in to this.

It’s available in all stores until Thu 31 Dec (excluding outlets and online) with no purchase necessary – but you will have to sign up to the email newsletter which you can opt out of at any time.

Also, if you buy Marie Claire magazine (November edition page 341, available until Wed 4 Nov) you can get a voucher for a free Tea selection, normally £5. Full T&Cs can be found [URL=" https://www.whittard.co.uk/customer/pages/terms#terms13"] here [/URL] (term 13.4).

Thanks to JulieM for sharing this offer.

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  • Bagpuss741
    Bagpuss741 Posts: 2,291 Forumite
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    Thanks for this, my mother has this magazine and hadn't spotted the offer☺
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  • JulieM wrote: »
    Hidden away on page 168 is a voucher for 100g loose leaf tea and a tea caddy. I thought it was too good to be true but I used mine today and there is no catch, you don't have to buy anything else in the shop to get the free items. The magazine costs £3.70.

    Hi Julie, did you get both the tea and the caddy free? When we tried it, the code only took off the price of the caddy. :( Thanks!
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  • JulieM
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    Yes, I got both free. It had to be tea from a certain range though, I chose one called Zippy Assam which is very nice. I had to hunt in the back of the cupboard for the tea strainer though!
  • JulieM wrote: »
    Yes, I got both free. It had to be tea from a certain range though, I chose one called Zippy Assam which is very nice. I had to hunt in the back of the cupboard for the tea strainer though!

    Did they fill the caddy for you, or make you buy a separate packet? Thanks for replying :)
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  • JulieM
    JulieM Posts: 764 Forumite
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    Did they fill the caddy for you, or make you buy a separate packet? Thanks for replying :)

    I got an empty caddy (there is a choice of 3 colours) and a separate packet of tea. I've thrown the receipt away in the recycling and can't get to it at the moment but I think it showed the 2 items separately with the full cost then a credit alongside each. I think one item was £6 and the other £4 but can't be sure. The shop kept the voucher so I can't check what the actual offer was and there's no information about it in the rest of the advert. I did actually buy some coffee as well but I was told I didn't have to make a purchase to get the free items.
  • JulieM
    JulieM Posts: 764 Forumite
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    I've done a bit of digging amongst Whittards terms and conditions and this promotion is covered in section 13.7. It only mentions a free box of tea so maybe I was just lucky but the staff in the shop were well aware of the deal and had no trouble ringing it up to give me both items free. It sounds like you should have been offered a free packet of tea and not just an empty caddy.
  • lumi
    lumi Posts: 82 Forumite
    Do you have to visit a store to get this one or can you order it online?
  • JulieM
    JulieM Posts: 764 Forumite
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    I think the offer is only in store but the shop kept my voucher so I can't really be sure.
  • am assuming this only works in whittards shops? Not other retailers who stock their products? Thanks
  • SueMaggie
    SueMaggie Posts: 2,006 Forumite
    This offer is also in the current issue (December) of Woman & Home magazine which costs £4.10.

    It says:

    FREE CHRISTMAS GIFT ESPECIALLY FOR YOU

    Call into any Whittard store and pick up your free gift of a caddie and your choice of tea from our signature collection - with our compliments.


    Visit whittard.co.uk for full terms. Code:1222
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