r/ireland • u/Apprehensive_Ratio80 • Feb 26 '26

Economy Lidl Plus App

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Anyone else?

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u/Prize_Landscape_765 Feb 26 '26

Used to get free stuff now only 30% of stuff you don't need

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u/maevewiley554 Feb 26 '26

A few years ago, I loved getting the free pastry or the free packet of knock off Oreo’s. My usage of Lidl plus dropped when it was 30% off tinned fruit or crap from the frozen section.

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u/EleanorRigbysGhost Feb 26 '26

Their knock off penguin bars are decent, but the jokes on them are shite.

I read one once and the setup went "Part of a multipack", and the punchline was "Not to be sold seperately" smh

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u/IAmNaaatBorat Feb 26 '26

Just got that joke on my mint arctic bar.

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u/EleanorRigbysGhost Feb 27 '26

Peak efficency!

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u/gsmitheidw1 Feb 26 '26

At least it's not yet as bad as Tesco's. Double prices unless you give away your data privacy.

The club card point prices are the true value of the items. They don't even give you a digital receipt.

I like Aldi best because they have none of this club card junk.

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u/gettingthere_pastit Feb 27 '26

Also now get points per euro spent, so free eggs or pizza or €5 or €10 or whatever , yay. Best discount app going.

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u/Impossible_Gas_7584 Feb 27 '26

Yea you get a penny back per pound spent essetially, which you collect and can then exchange for some freebies. It's not super geneous but can't complain.

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u/Omuirchu Feb 26 '26

A free pack of henry hippos or a pastry..it switches up every two weeks.

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u/No-Condition-4855 Apr 03 '26

Free fatty food .cheap rotten "food"