So for example my 10 categories I selected,
Fire pit (which is tesco own brand BBQ stuff) Need to spend £47 to get 1180 points which is £11.80 (or double if you use for airport carparking etc), this is fresh and frozen so just buy frozen if your like us and have impromptu BBQs
Felix, cat food
Sheba, as above (we use both)
Tesco Pet, so their food and treats etc, likely to be only partly used. rewards are at £8, £12 and £18 spend
Growers harvest, tesco own brand tinned foods etc, used a bit, may or may not get rewards, but includes stuff like tinned tomatoes I use in cooking
Creamfields, tesco budget range of milks, creams etc, we do use some for the ice cream maker, spends are low, £3 £5 and £8 targets for max reward of £2 (25% in effect), not sure on this one
Pot noodle, as I said above I buy them when on offer, only need to spend £8 so I would easily buy that if they went onto offer
Cupboard fillers, this is stuff like curry sauces, fajita kits, pasta sauces etc (but the named brands), again we do use these at times. Again quite low spend max is £9 so again will be looking for offers on stuff we buy
Sharing food, lots of stuff, from deli food to sharing crisps, savory biscuits etc, again low spend only £8 for £2 in clubcard points
Radox, we use the shower gels and its £6 for £1.5 in points (most are 25% if not all, haven't checked)
Rest are (tailored to us) Whiskas (cat), Cravendale, Tonights dinner (stuff like schwartz mixes, tesco taste shack etc), Onken, Stockwell (tesco own brand flour etc), Arla (yougurt etc), Loreal (all their stuff), Schwartz (spices etc), and Yo! (all their stuff)
The rewards and spends vary a lot, by far the largest for us was Firepit, Felix and Sheba. Will almost certainly hit the max on Firepit, not sure on sheba and felix but will certainly make sure I at least hit the middle one.
Runs until June 30th.
As we use the tesco points for airport parking, airport hotels etc then we genuinely do get doubel benefit from tesco points. So for example buying 6 radox shower gel we would use anyway, getting £1.50 in clubcard points and turning that into £3 seems pretty much a no brainer.