A SHOPPING guru has revealed how to easily find 10p bargains at B&M – including some items that used to be over £100.
Holly Smith – dubbed the 'coupon queen' – has taken to TikTok to show you how to spot the cut-price products.
The elusive 10p B&M deals are highly sought after, as ardent shoppers search for new ways to beat the cost-of-living squeeze.
And Holly revealed how to find them easily – and all you need is your phone.
"First of all you need to download the B&M app on the app store", she said.
"You will see there is a button to sign up and log in – but you don't need to.
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"At the bottom of the app you will see scan, click that and you have your own personal barcode scanner".
The handy hack allows shoppers to work their way through the shop and find any item that has been marked down in the cut-price deal.
Sometimes items – which have to be sold off as they're end-of-range – are marked down in the store's internal system before staff have a chance to replace their price stickers.
This means an amazing bargain could be hidden under your nose.
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But finding the 10p items has led to clashes in the past – as one punter who spotted a shelf of the products was slammed for not leaving any for other shoppers.
Meanwhile, another punter also sparked backlash after clearing the shelves in Wilko when she spotted seeds reduced to just 5p a packet – picking up a whopping 533 packets for just £26.
Holly, who appears on ITV's This Morning to share her shopping hacks with Brits, recently shared how she shaves up to £160 off her grocery bill every month.
She is part of The Sun’s Squeeze Team panel, and revealed how using saving apps she cuts out £120 a month on her food bill.
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She makes another £40 a month using cashback sites.
Her £160 saving equally an eye-watering £1,920 over the year.
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