Last Updated on 18th August 2017

The loyalty card scheme from national artisan bakery Muffin Break offers as much as £38* better value to consumers than other leading coffee shops on the high-street.

Muffin Break’s fantastic loyalty card scheme allows card holders to receive every sixth coffee purchased free of charge. This means that if customers bought five medium cappuccinos, priced at £2.55, they would only need to spend £12.75 to receive a free drink.

In addition, if customers register their loyalty card on the Muffin Break website, they can automatically receive a free coffee and a complimentary muffin on their birthday!

The artisan bakery offers a range of coffees, including its exclusive blend of espresso which is made from 100% Arabica beans and has been designed to complement the Muffin Break UK food range. It has also just launched two new coffees in UK stores; Piccolo (RRP £2.10) and Machiato (RRP £1.80).

Caffè Nero

In comparison, Caffè Nero customers need to purchase nine hot drinks to receive the tenth for free. With a regular cappuccino costing £2.50, customers would have to spend approximately £22.50 in order to receive a free drink.

 

 



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Last Updated on 18th August 2017

Starbucks

If you’re a ‘Green Level’ loyalty card holder at Starbucks then to earn a free drink you will need to purchase fifteen drinks. The total spend will depend on the drinks that you buy; however for fifteen medium cappuccinos, priced at £2.70, it will cost a total of approximately £40.50.

Costa Coffee

To earn a free medium cappuccino worth £2.55, customers will need to get 255 points in-store, as every point equals to 1p. As Costa gives away 100 points for registering your card to the Costa Coffee Club, you would therefore need to secure a further 155 points to get a free cappuccino. This equates to £31 on top of the 100 points, or £51 without registering, which would need to be spent on any food or drink items in-store in order to receive your free drink.

 


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