Get a free box of Creme Eggs with Quidco

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Updated on 16 January 2015 | 0 Comments

Try the controversial new Creme Egg recipe for free with Quidco.

Quidco is giving away free boxes of Creme Eggs, up to the value of £2.

The news that Kraft changed the chocolate in Creme Eggs has caused quite a stir this week. You can read more on our sister site Lovefood.

And if you haven't already, now's the chance to test it out for yourself.

Just sign up to Quidco for free, then head over to the special Clicksnap page or download the Clicksnap app (available on iOS and Android) to find the offer.

Get over to Tesco, Sainsbury’s or Asda and buy a Cadbury’s Crème Egg five-pack, making sure you keep your receipt safe. 

Take a photo of your receipt and upload it to Quidco, either online or through the app. Your receipt will be processed within 72 hours and the money will be sent straight to your Quidco account.

The deal was initially limited to 1,000 free boxes, but Quidco tells us the deal has been extended.

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