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How some Aldi customers get their shopping for a third of the price

Aldi fans are loving the method, with many commenting about it on Facebook

Liverpool Echo

Edinburgh Aldi's launch Too Good To Go Service in bid to tackle food waste

Edinburgh Live

Aldi to launch Magic Bags as shoppers get new type of discount food

The chain will launch the offering across all of its Ayrshire stores, bidding to save on food waste.

Daily Record

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Aldi selling bags of food worth £10 - but it will only cost customers £3.30

Aldi is tacking food waste surplus by offering shoppers 'Magic Bags' from £3.30 which include grocery products that are approaching their sell-by or use-by dates

Daily Mirror

'Secret discount' allowing people to get huge bag of Aldi food for €3.99

Aldi Ireland has launched a new ‘secret discount’ where shoppers can buy a huge bag of food for just €3.99. It has become the first Irish supermarket to partner with food surplus app Too Good To Go

Dublin Live

Aldi shoppers can get huge £10 bag of food for £3.30 as part of new scheme in every store

Customers will be able to download an app and reserve 'magic bags' for less than their RRP

Manchester Evening News

How to get Aldi Ireland ‘secret discount’ and buy huge bag of food for just €3.99

Irish Mirror

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Aldi to sell bags filled with £10 worth of food for just £3.30 at all 990 shops

“With the rising cost of living impacting so many, Too Good To Go offers a simple and accessible way for consumers to save money and reduce waste”

Wales Online

Morrisons is offering Too Good To Go 'Magic Bags' worth £10 for just £3.09 in all 397 cafes

The supermarket's initiative is in a bid to prevent food waste, with unsold hot and cold food on offer on a first come first served basis

Nottingham Post

Manchester Arndale shoppers can discover food waste saving hacks at Too Good To Go pop-up this weekend

There are 18 stores offering 'magic bags' at the shopping centre already

Manchester Evening News

Aldi announces UK-wide ban as it follows Sainsbury's and Tesco

The supermarkets move comes as it tries to help tackle food waste in homes

Nottingham Post

The Too Good To Go deal that saw me get a £12 meal for just £3

I saved myself a tenner by using the Too Good To Go app

Wales Online

Asda shopper's 'disappointment' after getting £12 magic bag - as Morrisons 'was better'

An Asda shopper has shared their disappointment after purchasing a £4 Too Good To Go bag from Asda containing items worth £12 and realising they'd had a better haul recently from Morrisons

Daily Mirror

Aldi is selling ‘Magic Bags’ of food worth £10 for £3.30 - how to get one

Aldi is partnering up with Too Good To Go to offer bags of food for just £3.30 - but the new deal is part of a trial, which is happening in seven stores in South Yorkshire

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Wales Online

Aldi is selling bags of food worth at least £10 for just £3.30

The exact contents of each bag are a surprise until they are collected

Bristol Post

Bristol pub chain Butcombe joins food waste app Too Good to Go

The app gives users the opportunity to buy surplus and unsold food to stop it from going to waste

Birmingham Post

Butcombe pubs to sell surplus food and drink using Too Good to Go app in bid to tackle waste

The food products would have otherwise gone in the bin

Manchester Evening News

A £4 mystery bag at Spinningfields Bagel Factory made me five meals in one week

Some items from Too Good To Go bags can be frozen, meaning they can last much longer at home

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Manchester Evening News

What’s in a Too Good To Go bag from Alex’s Bakery? I went to find out

Their £4 magic bags are notoriously difficult to get hold of on the surplus food app

Birmingham Post

Greggs opens 400th franchise store in North Yorkshire as expansion plans ramp up

The firm says franchise shops are expected to account for 20% of the total estate in the years ahead

Chronicle Live

Greggs sells one million 'magic bags' of food on mission to end food waste

As part of the Greggs Pledge the firm is working towards 100% of excess food going to those most in need

Chronicle Live

Too Good To Go: The app which lets you get Greggs, Subway, Costa & Pret for a fraction of the price

Too Good To Go offers surplus food for customers who still want restaurant quality for a cheaper price.

Daily Record

Lidl shoppers rave about £1.50 fruit and veg box as 'an absolute haul'

The 5kg box was met with significant praise from shoppers.

Wales Online

You can now get Harvester's rotisserie chicken and salad for less than £4

The handy app lets you pick up food worth at least three times what you pay

Manchester Evening News

I ordered a £3.59 mystery bag from Starbucks and it was miles better than Costa

It contained nearly £20 worth of goods

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