Tesco to bring back its Kids Eat Free scheme from Boxing Day

Tesco to bring back its Kids Eat Free scheme from Boxing Day

Tesco has announced it will be bringing back its popular Kids Eat Free scheme in its 312 cafés (store finder here) across the UK between Boxing Day and 6 January 2023.

Tesco cafes are offering one free Kids Hot Meal Deal, Kids Breakfast or Kids Pick ‘n’ Mix deal with each item bought by an adult from as little as 60p when showing their Clubcard at the till.

Popular kids menu items include beans or avocado on toast, fish fingers, baked chicken goujons or a sandwich. Main meals include a vegetable side dish and sandwich pick n mix includes a piece of fresh fruit so there’s something healthy and satisfying to feed hungry children from breakfast until dinner.

Kids Eat Free is part of Tesco’s work to help customers save money during the Christmas season and help families provide children with a balanced meal.

Across 2022, Tesco expects to have provided more than 400,000 free meals to children during school holidays.

Recent research from leading food charity The Food Foundation shows that 4 million children in households are affected by food insecurity, the highest level they’ve tracked since the start of the pandemic. The research also shows that households with children are more likely to experience food insecurity than households without children (25.8% versus 16%) *.

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