New nation’s favourite meal deal is revealed as Tesco announces the return of Clubcard Unpacked

To kick off the New Year in style, Tesco has brought back its much-loved year in review, Clubcard Unpacked. The personalised annual shopping summary is rolling out to eligible Clubcard members from 6 January with more than 18 million people due to receive their round-up.

For the past two years, the UK’s favourite combo for the iconic Tesco lunchtime Meal Deal has been the Tesco Sausage Bacon & Egg Triple, McCoy’s Flame Grilled Steak Grab Bag Crisps 45g and Coca-Cola 500ml. But 2024 saw tastes change, with a new favourite Meal Deal taking the crown. Two of the three components changed with the new top spots taken by the Tesco Chicken Club Sandwich for main, Tesco Egg Protein Pot as the most popular snack, along with the returning top drink of Coca-Cola 500ml.

The top combination has sparked much conversation in previous years with many shocked at the results. However, by watching their own personalised animation in the Tesco Grocery & Clubcard app, recipients can see and share the results of what their own most shopped Meal Deal items were- and perhaps influence what the top combo will be for 2025.

In addition to finding out their own most bought Meal Deal items, the unique video will show Clubcard members further insights into how they shopped at Tesco last year, from their most frequently purchased products to how many points they saved and spent with Reward Partners.

Tesco has also shared the savviest region of the UK, with those on the Isle of Man earning an average of 2231 points, simply by scanning their Tesco Clubcard during 2024. By spending these with Clubcard Reward Partners, shoppers could get over £40 to spend on anything from cinema tickets, family day trips, a meal out or even to put towards a holiday.

For the first time, at the end of the Clubcard Unpacked experience customers can also opt into an exclusive competition. 40,000 lucky Clubcard members will receive 500 Clubcard points worth £5 in Clubcard vouchers awarded to their account.

Clubcard members keen to dive into their results will be able to view their Clubcard Unpacked in the ‘Tesco Grocery and Clubcard’ app or online here through their Clubcard account from 6 January, for a limited time.

For more information, please contact the Tesco Press Office Press.Office_UK@tesco.com

Viewing Clubcard Unpacked:

Only Clubcard members who meet the following criteria will be able to view their 2024 Clubcard Unpacked:

• Be a Clubcard member with a valid email address
• Have collected a minimum of 250 points in the last 52 weeks (52 weeks prior to 17th December 2024)
• Have scanned their Clubcard at least once in the last 12 weeks
• Not opted out of Clubcard
• Not partially registered 
• Excludes Virgin subscribers

• Members will only see the sections ‘number of meal deals bought’, ‘money saved’ and ‘nation’s favourite combination’ if they have bought 3+ meal deals in the last 52 weeks prior to 17^th December 2024, with a saving of £1 or more. Customers will only see their favourite combination and number of customers who share it if they have bought one combination more than any other

• To view Clubcard Unpacked, download the free ‘Tesco Grocery and Clubcard’ app onto your smartphone or device and login to your Clubcard account
• Or visit https://secure.tesco.com/clubcard/myaccount/points/unpacked and login to your Clubcard account

Clubcard Unpacked competition

• The competition opens on 00:01 on 6th January 2025 and closes at 23:59 on 17th February 2025
• All entries received during the Promotional Period will be selected randomly via a computerised process. The winners will be notified by email within 28 days of the closing date. Prizes will be automatically allocated to the winners’ Tesco Clubcard account by Monday 17th March 2025.
• Each winner will have 500 Clubcard points worth £5 in Clubcard Vouchers, awarded to their Clubcard account within 28 working days from the close of the promotion. Winners will find in the Clubcard account the awarded points called ‘Unpacked competition.’