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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Bethan Shufflebotham

'I paid £4 for a Too Good To Go bag at Manchester Piccadilly's Pret and the lottery paid off'

The cost of living crisis continues to hit households across the country, but many costs are still unavoidable, especially if you’ve returned to the office. Petrol costs are soaring, tipping £100 to fill a family car, then there’s things like parking or lunch to pay for, if you’ve forgotten to make some at home.

But for Mancunians there’s a really easy way to grab a cheap lunch and save money in the city, instead of panicking only to wind up spending nearly a tenner on a coffee and panini.

The popular food-surplus app, Too Good To Go, not only helps people save money, but reduces food waste, too. The free-to-download app partners with dozens of venues in Manchester, many of which have prime lunch-time collection slots between 12pm and 3pm.

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