M&S shoppers can snap up a free drink tomorrow – all they have to do it utter a secret phrase.
The posh retailer is dishing out Percy Pig and Colin the Caterpillar slushees that normally sell for £3.
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Shoppers just have to say a simple two-word phrase at their nearest M&S café – “Secret Slushees”.
But you’ll have to be quick, as the offer is only running for one day and it’s while stocks last.
Percy Pig fans will be keen to snap up one of the themed slushees tomorrow – it combines a frozen blend of grape, raspberry and apple juice.
Meanwhile, the Colin the Caterpillar flavour is made up of blended apple juice.
Any customers struggling to decide on what to buy can combine the two drinks – known as a Percy Colin Twist.
Customers can only have one slushee each and it must be bought alongside another purchase, although there’s no minimum spend.
The two drinks will be available to pick up across the vast majority of M&S cafes.
But, you should call your local M&S to see if they’re running the offer before making a wasted trip.
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You can also find out if your local Marks and Spencer has a café by using the store locator tool on its website.
It’s not the first time Marks and Spencer has offered freebies to draw in shoppers.
In August, the high-end retailer gave 5,000 customers the chance to to snap up their food basket for free.
How to save money at M&S
There’s plenty of ways to save money at M&S, starting with its loyalty scheme.
It’s called the Sparks Card and can be downloaded for free on to iPhones and Androids.
Once you’ve downloaded the app, you’ll start to receive freebies after swiping on any online or in-store shop.
Customers can pick up everything from free Percy Pigs, to croissants and cookies.
Next, it’s worth making the most of the retailer’s dine in range, which offers discounts on selected products.
For example, shoppers can currently get two pizzas and two sides for £12.
Two stonebaked pizzas currently cost £12 while two packs of chicken munchies are £7.60 when bought as individual items.
That means you’d be saving a decent £7.40 by taking up the offer.
Like most other supermarkets, it’s worth keeping your eyes peeled for yellow sticker items too.
These indicate when an item has been slashed in price due to it being close to its sell-by-date or damaged.
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