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LIDL is gearing up to launch a Stanley cup dupe that’s £55 cheaper than the original.

The discount store’s version is almost impossible to tell from the real thing, and it’s just £5.99.

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DRINK UP Lidl will soon start selling Stanley cup dupe that’s £40 cheaper than the original[/caption]

The Livarno Home Stainless Steel Insulated Mug will be hitting stores from June 22.

Just like a Stanley flask, it comes in a Barbie pink shade and has a narrower base to fit in car cup holders.

It also has a 2-in-1 lid, which can be used with or without a drinking straw.

The body of the flask is double-walled, meaning that it keeps drinks hot or cold.

It is also BPA-free, meaning it contains no bisphenol A, which is a synthetic chemical used to make polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins.

It’s often found in various products, including food and drink containers.

It can hold up to 1.2L and comes with a three-year warranty.

The lid and straw is also dishwasher safe.

Original Stanley flasks range between £30 and £60, making Lidl’s product £54.99 cheaper.

Stanley travel cups are available to buy directly from Stanley’s website and other stockists including Amazon, John Lewis, Urban Outfitters, Fruugo and Foot Asylum for a huge £42-£48.

Both flasks have a stainless-steel design, double-wall insulation and multi-function sipper suitable to be used with or without a straw.

Stanley unveiled an impressive new 2025 line up earlier this year, sending hydration enthusiasts into a frenzy.

Since the Barbie collection took the UK by storm in 2023, Stanley has elevated their game with fresh designs that are both practical and Instagram-worthy.

Stanley Quencher cups are available to buy directly from Stanley’s website, but there are plenty of other UK stockists you can shop from, including:

• Amazon
• Foot Asylum
• Fruugo
• JD Sports
• John Lewis
• Lakeland
• Urban Outfitters

If you’re one of the many Brits coveting your very own Stanley Adventure Quencher cup, we have details of where to shop the must-have cup here in the UK.

This comes after Lidl unveiled its own take on Crocs.

Set to fly off the shelves like clog-work, the headline act, is a shoe-stopping pair of Lidl Adults’ Clogs, which come in the iconic Lidl yellow or bold blue.

Priced at just £4.99, with sizes ranging from 3.5 to 11, savvy shoppers of all sizes can tap their toes to the beat in style. 

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Stanley cups range between £25 to £60[/caption]

BARGAIN hunters have revealed how millions of Brits could qualify for cheaper TUI flights this summer.

The little-known trick could knock £100 off TUI holidays for 4.5 million people.

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TUI are offering £100 off to Brits who sign up to the discount scheme[/caption]

Signing up for a Blue Light Card if you are a member of the emergency services could get you access to hundreds of discounts.

Not least of which is a £100 off TUI holidays discount for members of the scheme.

The scheme is available for a huge range of professions and offers hundreds of amazing discounts at several businesses.

Those working in the emergency services, NHS, social care sector, teaching community and armed forces can apply for a Blue Light Card.

Discounts at a range of stores and businesses can be nabbed by card holders who pay just £4.99 for the service.

TUI is now offering discounts on flights for Blue Light Card holders with £100 off holidays.

The discount also applies for NHS staff under TUI’s “Holidays for Heroes” scheme.

While checking out on the TUI website, entering a Blue Light Card code or NHS email automatically activates the discount.

The “Holidays for Heroes” scheme offers eligible members the chance to amend their departure date free of charge if needed. 

Specifically for NHS staff, the scheme offers the lowest online price for TUI package holidays, plus an extra £100 off on bookings over £1200.

The Blue Light Card discount allows members to get the same £100 off offer as the “Holidays for Heroes” scheme.

The membership scheme offers discounts on a range of goods and services with dozens of big name brands offering money off to card holders.

Discounts at JD sports, TUI, Dominoes, EE, Halfords, Starbucks, Apple and more are available with the scheme.

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Brits can sign up for a Blue Light Card online[/caption]

To sign up you will need to be a professional working for the emergency services, NHS, in the social care sector, teaching community or armed forces.

People employed in accepted jobs can head online and sign up for the scheme online, offering up proof of employment.

Once accepted, members will need to pay a £4.99 fee for two years of membership.

After completing the simple sign up members will get their card and gain access to the impressive range of discounts.

Eagle eyed bargain hunters recently discovered that card holders could save £100 on TUI holidays and shared the news on social media.

Hundreds of people responded with likes and comments, amazed by the discounts.