How to get two FREE Easter eggs from Iceland

ICELAND shoppers can get two FREE Easter eggs from the supermarket by using a discount code online.

The chocolate eggs are worth £5 for two and include Rolo, Maltesers and Galaxy.

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Other popular brands that are part of the offer are Celebrations, Yorkie and Munchies.

To get the deal, add the Easter eggs you want to your online basket along with the rest of your shopping.

Then before you pay, enter the code “ICEFREE5” and the price of the chocolate will be taken off your bill.

But you should note that Iceland has a minimum spend of £25, so the offer is really only worth it for people who regularly order online from the supermarket.

There is also a £2 delivery charge for orders worth between £25 and £35, or free delivery on shops over £35.

As the eggs reduce the price of your bill by £5, you’ll need to have at least £30 worth of food in your basket, as the discount will then take it down to £25.

You won’t qualify for delivery if the final cost of your basket is under £25 once promo codes are applied.

The discount code can only be applied online, meaning you can’t claim your free eggs in stores.

The Sun has asked Iceland if you can use the discount code for click and collect orders and we’ll update this article when we know more.

We’re also checking if there is a limit on how many free eggs you can claim, and if there is an end date for the offer.

The eggs are described by Iceland as “large” and range between 234g for Galaxy Enchanted Eggs, to 284g for Rolo or Munchies.

Each one is technically worth £4 each, but the supermarket is running an offer where you can buy two for £5, saving you £3 in total.

All of the two for £5 Easter eggs will work against the discount code – see the full range on the Iceland website.

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