No trick or treating needed! The Food Warehouse is giving away free packs of sweets to kids this Halloween.
The Food Warehouse is giving away free packs of sweets to spookily dressed children this Halloween.
Any families with kids who visit the supermarket from Monday 25 October until Sunday 31 October 2021 can get free sweets.
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The only catch – the kids need to dress up in Halloween costumes.
Kids will be able to pick from free packs of Swizzels Sweet Shop Favourites or Haribo Share the Fun Tub.
What Halloween costume?
Not sure what to wear?
Your kids don’t need to buy an expensive costume to get the pack of free sweets.
We’ve got loads of ideas for cheap Halloween costumes that will look just as good as store bought.
While in store, there is plenty of Halloween themed foods (for kids and adults) and Halloween decorations if you need to get in the spooky spirit.
Enjoy spicy food? They’re selling a Scarily Spicy Range, with Scarily Spicy Carolina Reaper Chilli Pork Sausages (£2.25, 500g) and Scarily Spicy Crinkle Cut Chips (£1.50, 900g) which come with a bite!
Other fun foods include Chicken Spooky Ghost Shapes (£3, 12pk), and three for £5 on a range of party food packs including Iceland Chicken Tikka Bites (£2, 22pk), 15 Mini Hot Dog Rolls (£2, 195g) and 18 Duck Spring Rolls (£2, 324g).
If you are looking for cheap Halloween decorations, they are selling an Animated Butler (£35), Animated Skeleton In Jail (£10), a Deluxe Pumpkin Carving Kit (£4) and a Pumpkin Piñata (£8).
You can find your local store here.
Other Halloween freebies
The Food Warehouse are not the only place offering freebies this October.
You can get a free pumpkin worth up to £2 from Topcahback.
There is also thousands of pounds in cash prizes up for grabs in the Topcashback Trick or Treats giveaway.
If you don’t want to be involved with trick or treaters, print off a free no trick or treating sign to stick up on your front door.
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