It's the Bank Holiday weekend... which means most of us want to spend more time chilling out and less time slogging away doing the chores or locked away in the kitchen cooking.
To help you make the most of the long weekend there is a simple way you can snap up £10 to cover the cost of a delicious takeaway from Deliveroo for the whole family or your mates to tuck into.
Thanks to cashback site Quidco.com , all new members will be eligible for the special bonus when spending £10 or more until midnight on 31 August. However, you can only pick up the deal when you order online and not via the Deliveroo app.
So whether you plan to spend a night in front of the TV watching the football or invite some friends around for an impromptu gathering, you'll be able to take full advantage over the entire Bank Holiday weekend - and it's simple to claim.
How to claim £10 bonus?
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Sign-up to Quidco.com for free as a new member.
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Search for Deliveroo among the list of retailers and merchants and click the 'Redeem Bonus' button
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Using the tracked link, order as usual with Deliveroo online spending £10 or more to qualify.
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Quidco will record your Deliveroo visit and pay out any cashback along with your £10 bonus.
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After which you can withdraw your earnings to your bank or PayPal account or receive the amount in gift vouchers.
Deliveroo now operates in over 200 cities and 12 countries around the world. The service boasts plenty of takeaway favourites ranging from Five Guys, Pizza Express and Byron to KFC and Wagamama - meaning hungry customers can pick up whatever food takes their fancy at the click of a button.
Earlier this year Deliveroo announced it was expanding into 10 new towns , with Chesterfield, Farnborough, Wigan and Middlesbrough among the new delivery destinations.
The firm claim that the move will help create more jobs and increase business for local restaurrants using the service.
Speaking about the expansion Deliveroo founder Will Shu said: “As we grow, we will create more jobs on Britain’s high streets, bring more revenue to restaurants, create work for more riders and, of course, bring exciting foods to offices and homes across the UK."
