Asda Groceries have just launched a free delivery code. This is valid until 10pm 8^th June.

The code is: AM26FD99

The Asda approved supporting text is:

Free Delivery on orders of £99 or more when you shop online with Asda Groceries and use code AM26FD99 (www.asda.com/groceries)

Terms & Conditions
Offer available to all grocery orders totalling £99 or more at check out after any eVoucher has been applied at Asda.com/groceries. Including Asda Price Guarantee £5 bonus and Asda Price Guarantee eVoucher. Only valid on orders placed before 10pm on 8th June 2012. Any orders amended after this date the free delivery will not be applied. Only one use per customer

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Diane
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Here's the latest PR update

• Woman magazine says that Asda’s new Chosen by you fish counters make cooking fish as easy as 1,2,3 – just choose your fish, sauce and then pop it in to cook!

• The NSpa 5 Minute Magic face pack was given 8 out of 10 by Bella magazine and praised for its skin softening properties.

• Chosen By You mini chocolate cornflake bites are reviewed in the Aberdeen Evening Express, described as ‘perfection in a packet’. Asda’s chocolate éclairs receive 4/5 and The Tomkin – a cute, pumpkin shaped cherry tomato, is described as a fridge superstar in Reveal.

• Pizza: Asda pizzas continue to attract positive reviews on Twitter and Facebook with comments on the ‘create your own’ pizzas this week including ‘possibly the best thing ever invented’ and they’re ‘soooo much better than dominos’.

• Ben & Jerry’s: Customers are still tweeting about Ben & Jerry’s being on offer at £2.50 - one person said they’re ‘Loving life when Ben and Jerrys is only £2.50 in Asda
• Bakery products: Lots of positive mentions of Asda bakery products this week including muffins, cookies and brownies.

• Asda’s 100% fruit mixed berry smoothie can’t be faulted for its value in Vegetarian Living.

• Asda hopes to be the first supermarket to stock home-grown seedless grapes. The Sun writes the grocer has planted green, white and black vines in Kent, and if the trial is successful the fruits could be on sale by 2016. Asda said: “If the trial proves a success not only will our grapes travel fewer miles to our stores but we may soon be able to offer British-grown melons, apricots and kiwis.”

• The Sunday Express tries a range of supermarket rhubarb yoghurts including the Asda Extra Special Extra Fruity Timperly Rhubarb West Country Yoghurt which gets 8/10; it also recommends Asda’s Extra Special Chateau des Deduits Fleurie 2010

• The Sun’s weekly basket league found Asda to be the cheapest supermarket with a basket of basic groceries costing £9.29. Morrisons in second at £9.32 and Waitrose at £14.26

• The Daily Mirror’s Caroline Jones investigates recent studies on the importance of vitamin D to avoid serious health conditions. Asda Pharmacy is giving away free chewable vitamin D tablets to all children from the age of three.

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Here's the latest PR update

• The Mirror’s Cash Queens pick Asda’s Loaded Apple Pie and Custard ice cream as a top pick for an after school treat

• Love It loves the fact that two Asda Chosen By You Cottage Pies have only 56 more calories than one tub of Pringles Original.

• Happy shopper tweet “The most stress less shop and amazing service in my life. I'm feeling so totally VIP!”

• Chat loves Asda’s Chocolate Brownie Mini Bites at £1.70 – they get 8/10 and are ‘tiny, extremely squidgy with a deep chocolate flavour.’

• Asda has joined the Mail On Sunday’s Reward Club, offering readers £10 and £5 vouchers – helping to make the club ‘bigger and better than ever’.

• There continues to be coverage of Asda’s free folic acid giveaway with the Guardian’s G2 magazine raving about the freebie of the week

• Great British Beef Week gets into full swing this week which this year is raising money for Help for Heroes and is being supported by Asda with on pack stickers and a donation to the charity. The week aims to increase awareness of the top quality beef available in Britain at both butchers and supermarkets and is championed by Ladies in Beef. There are events happening over the country and reported in The Journal Newcastle,  The Scotsman and Eastern Daily Press.

• Captain Crunch in The Sun looks at deals on cleaning products and includes some good price deals in Asda including Air Wick air and fabric freshener for £2 saving £1.49

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