Up to $75 off First Box, $45 off Second, $10 off Third & Fourth Box (New or Deactivated at least 3 Months Ago) @ Hello Fresh

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Last edited 10/02/2023 - 11:40 by 1 other user

HFBR140

This offer came through a Briscoes email, T&C's below, including the discount breakdown over 3 boxes.

I would assume that you can deactivate and reactivate with the code at your own risk. No dates on the email.

HelloFresh terms and conditions:

Only valid on a household’s first four boxes or for past customers with a deactivated account who cancelled at least 3 months ago. This voucher entitles you to up to $75 off your first box (including standard delivery), $45 off your second box and $10 off your third and fourth boxes respectively. Total promotional value of $140. Discount amount is based off largest box size, 5 meals for 4 people. Excludes upgrades and add-ons. By using this voucher, you will be signed up to an ongoing weekly subscription. Not valid in conjunction with any other offer. Full T&Cs available online.

Further T&C's online:

By claiming this voucher you will be signed up to an ongoing weekly subscription. Pause or cancel in your online account by 11:59pm 5 days before your next scheduled delivery. Delivery fees may apply. Discounts do not apply to Gourmet or Dinner to Lunch recipes, or add-ons including the Fruit Box or Snack Box or delivery fees. Visit hellofresh.co.nz/about/termsandconditions for full details.

As part of our mission to change the way people eat, we are constantly finding ways to help you balance your carbon footprint. HelloFresh commits to offsetting all the direct CO2 emissions caused by our internal operations and offices, plus all emissions from corporate travel and delivery to our customers. We do this by investing in green initiatives via our partner Planetly. By completely offsetting the carbon footprint of our deliveries, we support you in making green choices and boost environmentally friendly projects throughout the world.

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  Wakrak on 10/02/2023 - 11:41

  Another option
  https://new.grabone.co.nz/grocery-food/other-food-drink/p/he…

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    toomanywises on 10/02/2023 - 14:58

    Always good for new customers, but old hags like us have to use the codes here 😂

    @mickey9876 not sure but I bet if you focus on dinner/lunch meals only and don't buy meat and Veges from the supermarket, it may be a good idea to check. Long term it may cost a lot, especially if you pay full price. But now considering prices of food, it may a good way to avoid food waste.

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      Wakrak on 10/02/2023 - 14:59

      I usually just create a new account. I've even been able to refer a free box to myself (an old account to a new account). New email, new phone, new card (Wise), and a tiny tweak of the address.

      Then I go through all of the 40-50% off codes posted on Cheapies.

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        toomanywises on 12/02/2023 - 13:11

        I have about six accounts and I'm struggling to manage those so I'm not making new accounts anymore 😂

        I'm guessing you're the one who updated/tidied this up. Thank you again ☺

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          bigcheese on 12/02/2023 - 13:17

          @toomanywises: I guess that’s the problem having toomanywises?

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            toomanywises on 12/02/2023 - 14:42

            @bigcheese: 🎶Ba-dum-tssss🎵🥁 😂 but yeah!

            I had a couple of occasions where I thought I skipped a week in every account until a box turned up at my place, so now I have to tick a box everytime 😂

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  CheapAzChips on 10/02/2023 - 12:24

  +1

  This appears to be the same discount as the HELLOREBEL140 someone listed in the previous HF deal. In case anyone missed it (I was late to the party), % discounts are better if you're buying more, especially if you buy a lot more. See my comment here on how to make the HelloFresh % discounts go further: https://www.cheapies.nz/comment/167171/redir

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  mickey9876 on 10/02/2023 - 12:44

  Can HelloFresh replace buying groceries from supermarket on specials? Wondering with all these discounts, could it work out cheaper than just doing regular groceries?

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    CheapAzChips on 13/02/2023 - 18:21

    +1

    No, it's unlikely. All meal services make you pay premiums on top of raw ingredients for the convenience factor, so you're paying to save time and hassle. If you source your own ingredients (and use their recipes which are free on the website) you'll most likely find that even after these discounts you're better off by something like 30%, and what's more, you'll have more ingredients left over for future meals. Hello Fresh ingredients are often packaged in smaller sizes to match the recipe and to reduce food waste. If you're even slightly handy in the kitchen you should have no trouble using leftover ingredients elsewhere.

    As a very rough guide, RRP meals work out around $10. With the best discounts you're looking at around $6 per head. Total raw ingredient cost varies but I'd estimate would typically be in the range of $3-5.

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      mickey9876 on 13/02/2023 - 20:40

      Sweet thanks!

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  JADO on 27/02/2023 - 09:17

  Didnt work for me