Marks & Spencer customer scores £20 worth of free groceries using little-known hack

Marks & Spencer’s loyalty card program, which offers free food rewards, has allowed a woman to take home £20 worth of groceries at no cost.

The shopper took to Facebook to share her favourable experience in hopes of helping others save lots too.

Taking to Facebook, she wrote: “I only got my shopping for free today with my Sparks card today. I was ecstatic.”

The woman recounted how she was able to gather an array of fresh produce, including grapes, apples, and cabbage, using the Marks & Spencer “Sparks” scheme.

Introduced in 2015, this loyalty program allows shoppers to accumulate points and unlock various rewards, such as early access to sales and new food releases.

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