SHOPPERS have been flocking to Asda after the supermarket announced a big change to help shoppers with the cost of living.
The supermarket is now offering all its customers a free bowl of porridge and a hot drink every day until March 20.
The deal is available from 8am to midday in all 205 of Asda’s cafes.
There is no eligibility criteria, no minimum spend necessary – all you need to do is ask for the deal at the counter.
You can find your nearest branch by using the store locator tool on Asda’s website.
Shoppers have taken to social media to praise the initiative, which is being run in partnership with Quaker.
Writing on Facebook, one shopper said: “Well done Asda. It’s a great idea. A lot of people will be very grateful.”
Another added: “What a great idea, lovely for youngsters to have a warm breakfast.”
A third wrote: “Well done Asda for looking after your community and customers.”
While others joked: “Yeah….and then get fined for a slight overstay in the car park.”
And it’s not the first time that Asda has offered a deal to help customers struggling with the soaring cost of living.
Last month, shoppers aged 60 and over were also able to get hot soup and a roll with unlimited tea and coffee for £1.
The retailer has also made its Kids Eat for £1 meal deal a permanent feature across all of their cafes as well.
This initiative includes baby food, with little ones able to get a free pouch of Ella’s Kitchen baby food in their local Asda café.
Meanwhile, Asda shoppers have also been hailing the company’s products for helping them with their energy bills.
An excited shopper recently took to a Facebook bargains group to post a pic of a duvet set that she bought from Asda’s homeware brand George.
She captioned the post: “£5.50 in asda st austell quite a bargain considering they are around £20 in tesco.”
This is the “Super Snuggly Teddy Fleece” duvet set.
It promises warmth and comfort like no other blanket on the market, and it’s available in a range of sizes.
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Another shopper was left stunned when she found all Billie Faires clothes on offer for £1 at Asda’s Southport branch.
The customer posted her steal on Facebook with the caption: “Lots of Billie Faiers clothes reduced to £1 all this for £7 (bought in Asda Southport).”
