Greggs food – How I got £37 worth for £12 from an outlet store
Greggs food – Ever since Shaun has paid regular visits to stock up on savoury and sweet treats for himself and his family who live nearby.
At his latest visit this week, he saved £25.55 on his shop – two-thirds of the normal price – scooping up everything from cut-price sausage and bean pasties to doughnuts and scones.
Shaun says the pasties were on a buy two packs for £2 offer, meaning you get four for that price.
Normally they cost £1.40 per pasty, which would be £5.60 for four – so that’s a £3.60 saving.
The doughnuts, meanwhile, were four for £1 compared to £1 each in a regular Greggs store, saving Shaun £3.
While cheese scones were being sold at half price in packs of four for 75p when they normally cost £1.50 per four-pack.
Even Greggs’ new Halloween gingerbread biscuit-shaped bats were on the menu at the outlet store, with Shaun bagging a five-pack of these for just 75p.
In regular stores these cost 85p each so five would cost £4.25 saving Shaun £3.50.
Shaun, says he bags the discounts all day long but recommends going early if you can.
He told The Sun: “Greggs’ outlet stores are the best shops. I find the discounted prices are available all day – the offers aren’t at any set times.
“But it’s better to go as early as you can as more stuff is there.”
Shaun, who is self-employed, loves bagging bargains and also runs the UK Coupons Deals & Cashback Facebook group. He told The Sun earlier this year that he saves £1,000 a year by hunting out price errors.
But others can get their hands on Greggs’ outlet goodies too. There are ten outlets located around the UK in major cities including Birmingham, Leeds and Cardiff.
Sadly, most are in the north of England and in Wales and the majority are around the Newcastle area.
So you won’t find them in the south of the country or in Scotland or Northern Ireland.
See the box above for the full list of locations, including addresses.
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