CHEEKY Brits are rushing to Tesco to take advantage of a computer glitch that gives double discounts on meal deals – making them just 4p. 

The supermarket’s popular lunch offer means shoppers get a sandwich, drink and a snack for £3, even if they cost more when bought separately. 

Tills are supposed to reduce the cost of the three items by the amount they cost above £3. But yesterday tills were applying the discount TWICE.

It meant that those buying the priciest items were getting even better deals.

The glitch is believed to affect big branches but not all smaller Express stores. 

Tesco has almost 4,000 shops in the UK. 

The meal deal glitch means customers are getting double the discount

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The meal deal glitch means customers are getting double the discount Credit: Stewart Williams – The Sun

Panicked bosses are still trying to fix the error. 

Some shops have banned shoppers from buying sandwiches to stop people from taking advantage of the glitch. 

Scores of customers on Twitter posted about their bargain finds are purchasing a meal deal. 

One shopper, Melissa, tweeted: “Tesco meal deals are scanning through at £1 in my local tesco and instead of doing anything the guy working was just telling everyone to treat themselves. What a legend.”

One savvy Brit was able to get a meal deal for just 4p – by picking a £2.75 sandwich, monster munch for 85p and the priciest drink on offer, a £2.36 smoothie.

Together that comes to £5.96 – and normally Tesco takes off £2.96. 

But Tesco removed the meal deal discount twice, taking the price to 4p. 

The Sun has contacted Tesco for a comment. 

Last month, The Sun revealed how meal deals at Tesco can be worth up to £6.24 with the most expensive combination of products. 

Savvy shopping means I buy £300 worth of Tesco food for just £40 every week- I eat like a Queen & here’s how you can too

This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk

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