TESCO is giving away free Christmas vegetables to customers from today – but you’ll have to be quick.
The supermarket giant is giving away carrots for Rudolph in a bid to spread some Christmas cheer.
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The free reindeer treats are available from now until Saturday, December 24 in Tesco Express, Extra and Superstores.
You can find your nearest branch by using the handy store locator on the supermarket’s website.
Shoppers will be able to find the carrots in stands near the stores’ entrance.
It means customers with young children have a treat to leave out for Rudolph on Christmas Eve.
Traditionally, kids are supposed to leave out a mince pie and glass of milk for Santa, plus carrots for Rudolph and his seven fellow reindeer.
Shoppers don’t need to do anything to qualify for the treat as large stands filled with carrots are in stores now.
But you’ll have to be quick, as they will only be available while stocks last.
Tesco has been handing out free carrots for Rudolph at its stores Christmas since 2019.
McDonald’s has also given away free bags of “reindeer treats” carrot sticks at Christmas in previous years.
Morrisons has also been known to hand out free veg for Rudolph in the past.
Meanwhile, supermarkets including Aldi and Tesco have sparked a price war by slashing the price of Christmas essentials.
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