We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info

As if the four day weekend wasn’t enough, Greggs are giving out free sausage rolls from Thursday, June 2 to Sunday, June 5 to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee weekend

How can sausage roll fans get a hold of this tasty snack?

The British bakery chain has partnered up with Just Eat, a free app which can be downloaded via the Apple Store or Google Play Store.

Those who want to get their hands on a sausage roll can do so through the app.

But, there’s a small caveat.

READ MORE: 

Customers must spend a minimum of £10 in order to be eligible for the free sausage roll.

So, takeaway night may be the perfect opportunity to scoop up a sausage.

A sausage roll from Greggs is priced at £1.25, so customers will be making a sweet but small save.

Greggs has not yet confirmed if its popular vegan sausage roll is included in the offer.

Greggs fans have taken to social media to rejoice in the news.

Angela Vout Revell said on Facebook: “That’s all I ever eat sausage rolls I’m addicted [sic] to them lol.”

Eddy O’Leary added: “I’ve never felt so English! What a cultured nation!”

Phillip Meehan said: “Could this year get any better?”

Lauren Sheehan joked: “There’s Thursday’s lunch sorted.”

But others expressed disappointment, branding the deal not good value for money.

Julie Smith said: “A sausage roll doesn’t cost £10 so it’s not free, it’s a con.”

Lisa Macdonald added: “It’s not free! It’s the most expensive sausage roll ever!”

Lisa Jane Stacey pointed out another issue: “What happened to healthy eating…”

For those who aren’t a fan of sausage rolls, there are other offers available on JustEat throughout the weekend.

Subway is also offering free delivery for those who spend more than £10 in an order.

Any restaurant with ‘Royal’ in the name will give a whopping 20 percent off.

Source: Read Full Article