At first, everyone hunted for the yellow reduced labels in stores. Now, you can scan the shelves for reduced stock from the comfort of your own home. Except there's a catch: you don't have a clue what reduced stock you're buying.
Too Good to Go works by connecting customers to restaurants, supermarkets and cafes in their area that have an unsold surplus of food. By going on the app, you can find a huge range of places near where you live that offer food at cut prices throughout the day. You pay in advance - it normally costs one third of the original price of the items - and collect your 'magic' bag at a certain time.
With the cost of living skyrocketing, I wanted to see if you can really get a good meal out of these bags, and if they are value for money. You can get more food news and other story updates by subscribing to our newsletters
