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GET out the good china – it’s National Afternoon Tea Week.
Who needs an excuse for tiny triangle sandwiches and cake?
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Grab one of these great deals before they are scone . . .
GO CLASSIC: At Birmingham’s Centenary Lounge, you can get tea for two for just £18 via Groupon, down from £30.
Locations nationwide are available with prices around the £32 mark at virginexperiencedays.co.uk.
THINK OUTSIDE OF THE (CAKE) BOX: Wowcher has an unbelievable amount of alternative afternoon tea experiences.
Harry Potter fans will love the wizarding afternoon tea, complete with potions, but it was the Burger Bites afternoon tea in London, with bottomless prosecco for two hours that caught my eye.
Usually £60 for two people, it is now £31 and you get cupcakes and tiny slider burgers, which sounds incredible.
TAKE A TEATIME DELIVERY: Many companies now deliver afternoon tea to your home.
Cutter & Squidge has a delightful Spring Afternoon Tea kit which includes two cheesecake brownies, two mini raspberry and orange loaf cakes, four buttery scones, pots of clotted cream, jam and loose tea for just £29.90.
But if you sign up to its newsletter, you get ten per cent off your first order.
AT HOME HEAVEN: Why not treat someone to an at-home afternoon tea? Aldi’s Specially Selected All Butter Scones, 89p, Strawberry Conserve, 99p, Cornish Clotted Cream, £1.39, and Diplomat Tea Bags, 55p, cost a total of £3.82 between two — just £1.91 per person.
Or take your afternoon tea to the next level by adding a bottle of Freixenet Italian Sparkling Rosé or Prosecco, currently on offer for Afternoon Tea Week with a Tesco Clubcard, down from £12 to £9.
BUDGET BUNS: Brighten up an afternoon and keep the kids busy with one of my fave budget bakes, the three-ingredient lemonade scones.
All you need is lemonade, cream and self-raising flour to make lovely fluffy scones.
Try the recipe at recipetineats.com/lemonade-scones.
Deal of the day
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PLAY all day with this Aldi climbing frame and slide. Was £89.99, now £64.99.
SAVE: £25
Cheap treat
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MAKE any room sparkle with this unicorn LED light, £8 in the Dunelm sale. Was £10.
SAVE: £2
What’s new
THREE-QUARTERS of consumers say they don’t shop sustainably because it is too “difficult”.
But 60 per cent would, if products had clear sustainability labelling, a poll by Dayrize says.
If you want to change your habits, check out dayrize.com for well-priced, clearly labelled products, including beauty and clothing lines.
Top swap
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ADD a touch of class with this 80cm mirror from Dunelm – £27.50 in its sale and the same size as the £59 made.com mirror.
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SAVE: £31.50
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DON’T forget to collect your codes for two FREE tickets to Madame Tussauds London.
Collect NINE Sun Savers codes from the 18 printed in The Sun between now and Tuesday, August 24.
Enter or scan your Sun Savers codes via the app or head to sunsavers.co.uk.
Shop and save
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DESIGNER items are aplenty in the ASOS sale.
Get a CK One beach towel, now £37.80, down from £54.
SAVE: £16.20
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Usually £7 each.
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