Customers can get the seasonal treat for nothing when downloading the Greggs app as a new user.
Customers can get the seasonal treat for nothing when downloading the Greggs app as a new user.
Greggs is handing out free pumpkin spice lattes this week as part of its new autumn menu. Greggs, which has bakery shops in Birmingham, is bringing back its Pumpkin Spice Latte for another year.
Fans can get their hands on one free of charge when it launches, the bakery giant says. It will launch on September 3.
Customers can get the seasonal treat for nothing when downloading the Greggs app as a new user. New joiners to the app will be given a free hot or seasonal drink reward to redeem.
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Greggs describes the spicy treat as “made with freshly ground Fairtrade coffee, semi-skimmed milk and pumpkin spice flavour syrup with sugar and sweetener, topped with cream and finished with a salted caramel flavour drizzle”.
The new menu includes the Buffalo Chicken Baguette, too. Greggs says: “We’re putting in our application to be the official wingman of buffalo sauce, and frankly, this might just be the one for you.
“Packed into a freshly baked baguette, it’s filled with buffalo style chicken mayonnaise, Mature Cheddar cheese and red onion.
“Hot, dependable, fresh on the market and the talk of the table – it’s the dream lunch date that you can’t wait to tell your friends about.”
There is also the Buffalo Chicken Pizza, of which the bakery chain says: “Built on our classic focaccia style base with cheese and pizza sauce, then finished with buffalo style chicken mayonnaise and red onion.
“Pick up a slice or go for a whole box when sharing is on the cards. Or, when sharing was on the cards. These things happen.”
The Pepperoni Pizza Toastie comes with pizza style sauce, Mature Cheddar cheese and pepperoni sandwiched between white bread made with sourdough, topped with béchamel sauce and grated mixed cheese.
“With something this tasty, there’s no way you’re leaving the crusts,” the bakery chain said.
