Free Kelloggs Corn Flakes & a pint of milk when you buy 3 cereals

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Kelloggs is offering either a totally free pint of semi-skimmed milk and a 500g packet of corn flakes OR one free box of cereal inc Crunchy Nut Cornflakes, Oats & Honey, Coco Rocks & more when you buy 3 specially marked packs of cereal.


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Enter the promotional codes from the boxes on the www.kelloggsrewards.co.uk website. Voucher codes are valid for 12 months.

You'll be prompted to print off a voucher for your chosen offer, which you can then take to one of the participating supermarkets (listed below) and pick up your pack of cereal and/or own brand milk.

The vouchers are only accepted in store and can't be used via online shopping.

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Cereals with codes in are:

• 750g Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
• 750g Kellogg’s Frosties
• 800g Kellogg’s Coco Pops
• 600g Kellogg’s Coco Pops
• 600g Kellogg’s Rice Krispies
• 750g Kellogg’s Bran Flakes
• 750g Kellogg’s Fruit n Fibre

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Supermarkets selling the promotional packets are:

• Tesco
• Sainsburys
• Morrisons
• Asda
• Waitrose
• Co-Op
• Plus some independent shops

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Promotional packs went into stores on 29 June and will be in stores until September. In-pack codes are valid for 12 months.

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wizk1

Also... My local branch of Morrisons in Sunderland (I assume this is the same nationwide) is selling the promo packs of Crunchy Nut and Rice Krispies at 2 for £3.50

susan.c_2

I clamed my vouchers on line, but was told that my branch of Tesco's dident accept
vouchers because of abuse of the system(photocopys) but they did sell me the cornflakes with the codes!

robnye

susan.c wrote: »

I clamed my vouchers on line, but was told that my branch of Tesco's dident accept
vouchers because of abuse of the system(photocopys) but they did sell me the cornflakes with the codes!

my local asda said the same, so i contacted kellogs promotion department,
who sent me a letter on headed paper, stating it was a valid coupon,
they also contacted the store directly and gave them an ear bashing (or so they said)
when we recieved the letter and went back, we checked with CS at the store and plenty of people knew about the coupon offers, so something must have been said

since then, my local asda hasnt had any more stock......

misterfish

We've had two of these vouchers so far. The first we used in Asda where it was accepted without question. The second was in Waitrose where they didn't know what to do. After about 10 minutes of back and forth to the office they eventually accepted it ( the people behind us in the queue weren't too happy. When we actually pointed out that they had been selling the promotional packs for several weeks we just got a blank look. We're now ready to print our third voucher (we like Crunch Nut Cornflakes!) and it will be interesting to see how Waitrose cope!

Misterfish

Lee_at_L_Retail

Hi,

I work at a supermarket and we have all been told to stop taking them. im not going to put which one i work for or i might get told of lol

Philycheesesteak

1. You need an account for the rewards system, it's run by Coins or something similar so you may already have an account say if you got Sol beer internet discount vouchers previously.
2. You will need to install their Barcode printing software, which if you're on a work PC may cause issues (admin rights, unauthorised loading of software).
3. I think it was 3 months not 12 that mine were valid for
4. I went to Tesco and Asda they wouldn't take Internet vouchers, I had to write to Kelloggs get a letter to say Tesco and Asda do, take it to customer services and then get a manager, all to get a small box of cereal.

If I'm honest the hassle factor means I'm not sure I'd bother, I think shop own brands esp Bran flakes are just as good.

Philycheesesteak

For Stores which wont accept internet vouchers!!!

A Tip, which worked for me for the Sol Beer.

When it tries to install the Bar code software don't accept it.

It will try and print and fail. It will show in your coins account that it did print, so you can click on the mine didn't print option and they'll post you a REAL voucher with anti photocopy properties which shops do accept!!

What was wrong with printing the voucher on the inside of the box?
(Answer is they want you not to get the voucher but to trade the same points for MP3 downloads or other stuff Coins have on offer)

ketch_2

My local shop is Morrisons and when I printed off the voucher from kellogs for the last offer, the free box of cereal I was told it was their policy not to accept printed vouchers at all. So it's not worth bothering about this one either presumably!

giffy

I work for the local council doing the recycling for a contractor based in Kent, I have collected loads of these vouchers and put them online for a free box of cereal. Guess what I have 53 (yes 53) boxes of Kelloggs cereal and didn't have to pay a penny for any of them. All the nice people who throw away their boxes with the codes still in are a godsend to people like us who have to take away all of that recycling in all weathers for minimal pay. (and i'm still collecting loads of the codes everyday)

Super_Consumer

I picked up some Frosties a few weeks ago at Sainsbury's but only got 2 and they sold out in days so it's good to know there are more packs about.
Thanks for this