Tesco Online Diet

sandra_3086

fOR ALL THOSE OF YOU WHO WANT TO LOSE THE POUNDS AFTER THE X MAS FESTIVE PERIOD

Tesco are offering an online weight loss programme.
It cost £2.99 per week for a minimum of ten weeks and you get 1000 tesco clubcard points for joining!!!

Its customised for your personal needs and provide your shopping list and recommended diet for you.eg high fibre plan, mediterraneam plan, diabetes plan etc. Seems great.

Have a look at https://www.tescodiets.com

Hope this assists some of you to lose a couple of those unwanted pounds!!!

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To get the extra 1000 clubcard points for joining go to https://www.tescodiets.com/clubcard. You can choose from a variety of different diets including dairy free, vegetarian and low fat. You need to sign up for a minimum of 10 weeks to be eligible for the 1000 points. The 1000 clubcard points offer will appear on the payment screen once you have entered your personal details.

Also see Martin's post on Don't spend Tesco clubcard vouchers in store

maggiemae_2

Sounds good but link should be http://www.tescodiets.com/

CODEBREAKER

sandra_3086 wrote:

fOR ALL THOSE OF YOU WHO WANT TO LOSE THE POUNDS AFTER THE X MAS FESTIVE PERIOD

Tesco are offering an online weight loss programme.
It cost £2.99 per week for a minimum of ten weeks and you get 1000 tesco clubcard points for joining!!!

Its customised for your personal needs and provide your shopping list and recommended diet for you.eg high fibre plan, mediterraneam plan, diabetes plan etc. Seems great.

Have a look at https://www.tescodiets,com

Hope this assists some of you to lose a couple of those unwanted pounds!!!

if you go to https://www.tescodiets.com/healthy you can buy 10 weeks for £23.90 not sure if you will get the 1000 points (£40 in deals)?

you have to pay in blocks of 10

Tilly_XX

Hi,

I can't see anywhere that it says 1000 extra points... has that offer finished or have I just missed something?

Tilly

flighty02

Just to point out that if you join through the Quidco link then you get £12 cashback too - makes it even cheaper.
Would be interested to know if anyone has got the 1000 points and if a code is needed.

Tilly_XX

I've found the 1000 points link... http://www.tescodiets.com/clubcard

I hope that works... and I hope it helps someone... I just registered and it looks really good. I now have my shopping list and a list of everything I'm going to be eating for the next week EEEEKKKK!!!! It does include recipes but you have to pay an extra 75p a week for that... but they do look good and I think it's well worth it.

Tilly

sistersis

Hi Just had a look at the site quidco but you can't get a link to pick up the 1000 points as well you only get the 10 weeks and also on the buy 7410 can't get the 1000 points either errm think Tesco know that !!

deekmcc

Hi , if you delete everything from address bar except https://www.tescodiets.com when you go through quidco then add /clubcard this then takes you onto the 1000 points page & it may but not sure give you your extra points as well as quidco cashback

Zebbie_2

I signed up for this diet facility with tesco last year and it's really good, I got extra points for joining and chose to follow the GI diet. I lost over a stone and the weekly menus were varied and you can choose different options if the ones they offer you aren't suitable. I cancelled my membership just before Christmas and am carrying on with the diet using the weekly menu sheets I printed off and the weight is still coming off slowly but surely. I think it's worth joining.

sandra_3086

anyone received their points yet????

ColetteR_2

The best thing about the Tesco diet scheme is that it can be tailored (at no extra cost) to suit your precise requirements. I am coeliac (no wheat) and dairy intolerant and my big problem with ALL the other diet companies is that they can't cope with this. They just say "change the foods for the ones you can eat". The trouble with that is that the foods may not have the same calories/value/GI as the "normal" ones so I could be undoing any good the dieting should be doing. Tesco's give me meals (and the recipes, and I get them when I print out the week's menu with out paying any extra) that I can use straight from the list. You also have access to advice from their team (includes a dietitian) for specific queries.