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Free £2.50 smoothie & 70p litre of milk!

MSE_Martin
Posts: 8,272 Money Saving Expert


What's the deal
It’s currently possible to grab a free smoothie worth (£2.50), and a free litre of milk, just by clicking and printing some vouchers and taking them to your supermarket.
Most supermarkets will accept these without hassle, but a few don't like these 'printed' vouchers and kick up a fuss, so it's best not to make a special trip, just take it if you're going.
The specifics
For starters, make sure your printer is on and has enough paper! Both of these coupons use Flash to print. If you’re having trouble, first try downloading the latest Flash Player.
For the smoothie voucher, you need to accept its terms & conditions (bottom checkbox) and agree to receive promotional emails (top checkbox) though these can be cancelled later.
For the milk voucher, if you have a pop-up blocker installed on your web browser, you'll need to disable it. Also, it may ask you to install a Coupon Printer application before the voucher will print - just follow the instructions to do this. Both vouchers seem to work much better in the Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser than they do in others such as Mozilla Firefox
Thanks to MrsMondragon and BlueWKD for suggesting these top tips, this post was created so we could give MoneySavers the full lowdown.
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It’s currently possible to grab a free smoothie worth (£2.50), and a free litre of milk, just by clicking and printing some vouchers and taking them to your supermarket.
Most supermarkets will accept these without hassle, but a few don't like these 'printed' vouchers and kick up a fuss, so it's best not to make a special trip, just take it if you're going.
The specifics
- Free 750ml Boosted Smoothie worth £2.50
This is one of the main smoothie brands stocked in most supermarkets, and the voucher is offered by the manufacturer.
To get the voucher: Fill out form & print
Where's it valid? This should be accepted at major supermarkets, however as it's printed out, a few do kick up a fuss. Do report how you went on below.
When does it finish? 15 July 2008 - Free litre of Candia long-life milk worth 70p
This is available as skimmed, semi-skimmed and whole from Sainsbury and Somerfield supermarkets from voucher site Coupon Net.
To get the voucher: Click ‘n’ print
Where it’s valid? At Sainsbury’s and Somerfield.
When does it finish? 15 July 2008
For starters, make sure your printer is on and has enough paper! Both of these coupons use Flash to print. If you’re having trouble, first try downloading the latest Flash Player.
For the smoothie voucher, you need to accept its terms & conditions (bottom checkbox) and agree to receive promotional emails (top checkbox) though these can be cancelled later.
For the milk voucher, if you have a pop-up blocker installed on your web browser, you'll need to disable it. Also, it may ask you to install a Coupon Printer application before the voucher will print - just follow the instructions to do this. Both vouchers seem to work much better in the Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser than they do in others such as Mozilla Firefox
Thanks to MrsMondragon and BlueWKD for suggesting these top tips, this post was created so we could give MoneySavers the full lowdown.
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Martin Lewis, Money Saving Expert.
Please note, answers don't constitute financial advice, it is based on generalised journalistic research. Always ensure any decision is made with regards to your own individual circumstance.
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I was at an event the other week where they where giving away boosted smoothies. They are really nice.0
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Thank you for comprehensive post. Sorry to ask a tecky question but I have downloaded the printer coupon thingy and everytime I go to print it tells me to untick keep documents( in advanced on properties). I do this and apply but then the message still comes up- any ideas??? Thank you I really would love to have the coupons but I am (as you can tell) useless when it comes to computer related problems. Thanks for the post just hope I can eventually get coupon!!0
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I was going to post about the smoothie voucher, but as I couldn't find any of the smoothies at our Tesco Extra I can't confirm if the voucher works!
Anyone found a supermarket stocking them?0 -
Cant seem to get the coupon to work. Says Does not recognise the promotion when couponstar loads up.
Anyone else get this?0 -
Thank you for comprehensive post. Sorry to ask a tecky question but I have downloaded the printer coupon thingy and everytime I go to print it tells me to untick keep documents( in advanced on properties). I do this and apply but then the message still comes up- any ideas??? Thank you I really would love to have the coupons but I am (as you can tell) useless when it comes to computer related problems. Thanks for the post just hope I can eventually get coupon!!
I too get this heskpesk, I have given up trying to print any off, but if anyone has a tip as to get round this problem it would be much appriciated.
MTIA:D:D:D:D
Where's the Coffee?? Show me the Coffee NOW!!0 -
My local Asda took my printed coupon with no questions asked for the boost smoothie,trying some tomorrow,I got the Berry one0
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I was fine all the way with the smoothie voucher until on the second page of the form I discovered the brand is owned by Nestle. I have been boycotting Nestle for many years since I found out about its practice of aggressively marketing its baby milk in third world countries.
This is a quote from UNICEF regarding Nestle:[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"Marketing practices that undermine breastfeeding are potentially hazardous wherever they are pursued: in the developing world, WHO estimates that some 1.5 million children die each year because they are not adequately breastfed. These facts are not in dispute."[/FONT]0 -
sarahf191979 wrote: »I too get this heskpesk, I have given up trying to print any off, but if anyone has a tip as to get round this problem it would be much appriciated.
MTIA
Do you click apply and OK, I found you need to click OK too. Also you are doing this on your default printer?.0 -
I got mine, used it in Tesco tonight, didnt buy the juice.:T:jDabbler in all things moneysaving.Master of none:o
Well except mastered my mortgage 5 yrs early :T:j
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