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Tuesday 14 April only

No purchase needed. At five stores (mostly South of England as well as Edinburgh)

Fancy a freebie? We've got the scoop, quite literally...

Back for another year – Ben & Jerry’s 'Cone Day' is returning on Tuesday 14 April – where it gives out totally free ice cream cones at five selected stores.

To claim this sweet treat, head to one of the following Ben & Jerry's scoop shops between midday and 8pm (some store times vary) and ask for your free cone:

London Soho – 74 Wardour Street
Windsor, Berkshire – 12 Peascod Street
Peterborough, Cambridgeshire – 10 Exchange St
Brighton, East Sussex – 41 Bond Street
Edinburgh – 4 Castle Street

All flavours are included, and you can claim as many free cones as you’d like by joining the queue again for another scoop – but please eat responsibly.

Ben & Jerry’s told us that two scoops of ice cream usually cost about £6.90 based on its Soho store, so we're cone-fident this is a decent deal.

If you're after more Ben & Jerry's ice cream, you can get a tub of it, plus two pizzas, for £5 at Co-op.

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