Lidl is offering all customers a £5 digital coupon to get money off your supermarket shop. Here’s how to get it.

Lidl is giving away 1 million £5 digital coupon through the Lidl Plus app.
The £5 off coupon can only be used when you spend a minimum of £25 in a single transaction, although you’ve got until 28 February to use it.
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Get the £10 bonus
You need to enter a coupon code to get it working, then activate it in the Lidl Plus app before shopping.
£5 off at Lidl promo code
To get the coupon, you must enter the promo code FEELGOOD in the coupon section of the app.
Click on the bottom right of the app where it says More, then choose Redeem Coupon from the top of the list.
Add in the promo code. Then, head back to the home screen, scroll along the coupons and activate your £5 off coupon.

Don’t forget to activate the coupon before you get to the checkout.



There may be other coupons there to get money off other items you plan to buy.
You can be an exisiting or new app users to get the money off at Lidl.
The coupon can be used between 22 February and 28 February 2023 only, and there is a limit of 1,000,000 coupons available. You must scan the app at checkout so the coupon can be applied.
You can only have one coupon per account.
Alcohol, infant formula and gift cards do not count towards the spend amount.
Don’t forget they are also giving people the chance to win £10k when you buy fruit and veg in store, although this runs until 1 March 2023, so you have a little more time.
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