Greggs has launched a new deal involving a free hot drink and bake.
has launched a brand new deal in stores across the UK where you can get a free hot drink and bake.
The fan favourite bakery launched the deal on Monday October 3 which includes newly launched products like the seasonal Pumpkin Spice Latte as well as the much loved Steak Bake. To claim the freebies all you have to do is download the Greggs app, which will not only give you this great offer but comes with some other funA spokesperson for Greggs said: “The Greggs App rewards customers every time they shop. From sandwiches to sweet treats, hot drinks to bakes, each time a purchase is made, customers get a new stamp. Collect 9 stamps in a category and the 10Greggs has more than 2,200 outlets across the UK and still plans to add hundreds more.
“The app also offers customers to skip the queue via Click + Collect, exclusive offers, giveaways and a free birthday sweet treat, because no birthday is complete without a Greggs…”How long does the Greggs free hot drink and bake deal last?Deals like this don’t usually last long, however, Greggs announced that this special offer will last for the rest of the year.What Greggs products are free?
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