CHOCOLATE lovers can get their hands on a free Lindt bar – here’s how you can grab yours.

Lindt is giving away free Lindor bars to its Instagram followers.

Lindt is giving away free mint and orange Lindor bars

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Lindt is giving away free mint and orange Lindor bars

The delicious freebie is for a 38g mint or orange Lindor bar.

There is only one per person and the offer is valid until December 24 2020, so a great way to celebrate Christmas Eve.

The offer is open to anyone age 16 or over.

You first need to follow Lindt on Instagram and show the Instagram post advertising the deal at one of its stores across the UK.

Lindt stores: Where can I claim my free bar?

THE majority of Lindt’s 19 shops in the UK will be taking part in its free chocolate giveaway

The only store where you can’t get the free chocolate is in Livingston as it is closed due to coronavirus restrictions.

  • Arndale
  • Ashford
  • Birmingham
  • Bluewater
  • Braintree
  • Bridgend
  • Cheshire Oaks
  • Clarks Village
  • Co. Durham
  • Dalton Park
  • East Midlands
  • Essex
  • Gloucester
  • Gloucester Quays
  • Greenwich
  • Gunwharf Quays
  • Kent
  • Kent
  • Leeds
  • Liverpool One
  • London
  • Manchester
  • O2
  • Portsmouth
  • Somerset Resorts World
  • Swindon
  • Trinity,
  • Wembley
  • York⁠

The shop assistant will then give you a free bar worth 85p.

It is free to join Instagram if you want to start following Lindt to get your chocolate.

To find your nearest store, use the Lindt online finder tool.

Sadly, the offer can’t be claimed online through the Lindt website.

Lindt offered a All Bar One is giving out free gin and tonics to all new customers who download its app.

It is not the only brand that has felt generous recently.

Lidl gave away free doughnuts during Halloween.

All Bar One gave out free gin and tonics to all new customers who download its app.

For more freebies, we explain how to get a cup of coffee, tea or hot chocolate on the house at McDonald’s.

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This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk

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