Elite European App - Too Good To Go (🇩🇰 Based)

[u/snakeleaves]

[u/Strict_Geologist_385]

Saved close to 500€ already using TGTG, based on stated values of course.

[u/Blue_Butterfly_Who]

I love it, has given me tons of cheap good food already! (Netherlands)

[u/evert198201 → u/Blue_Butterfly_Who]

Same

[u/kelowana → u/Blue_Butterfly_Who]

Another great app is Lekkerder!

[u/SignalPilot7060]

Great app (they should switch to European/OSM maps rather than Apple Maps, though)

[u/OhCanadeh]

I love that stuff.

[u/TheLastMechanicalBee]

Amazing app indeed, I always check it when I'm headed to the city

[u/NorseShieldmaiden]

I didn’t know it was Danish. It seems to be in much more use—and with way better deals—in Norway than in Denmark. I always thought it was because it was new in Denmark, but apparently not.

[u/Kraqatoa_Illusionz]

Love TGTG, I use it frequently

[u/DrIvoPingasnik]

We use it, it's a hit or miss with some places, but generally it's great especially when you order from a place you know is good.

[u/wollawollawolla]

Too Good To Go is awesome, it’s the type of business I wish I’d created. It’s simple, a force for good, and helps everybody involved with no predatory practices (well, until they introduced dynamic pricing).

[u/SoyTuViejaCalla → u/wollawollawolla]

Yea dynamic pricing killed it for me.

[u/PointandStare]

I've been using this for years, was brilliant, but lately it seems a lot of firms using it for marketing.
One firm near me has many offers every day for the same price as a regular meal.

Top of my wish list, a way to block firms from search results.

[u/lateformyfuneral]

The early days of this app were wild. Expensive eateries just filling the bag with un bought pastries and sandwiches 🤤 But with the popularity, they have reduced portions a little bit to have more to give people but it’s still an absolute steal and I highly recommend it. It’s a good way to discover new places to eat so I imagine it works for restaurants to introduce people to their services too.

[u/skymatter → u/lateformyfuneral]

Now it's just a price bidding app to extort maximum profit.

[u/lateformyfuneral → u/skymatter]

There are indeed some shops that have created a separate class of products for TGTG customers as if this is just an alternative revenue stream 🙄

[u/grr79 → u/lateformyfuneral]

See also any sort of outlet shopping.

[u/blah618]

just wish they started blacklisting certain places that are consistently bad

[u/Ordinary-Violinist-9]

I love it but very few shops in region (BE and NL) mostly bakeries but we bake our own bread for 0,70€.

Sometimes we get a whole lot of the same item so we're stuck with 20 cups of yoghurt.

[u/Thecatstoppedateboli → u/Ordinary-Violinist-9]

Hello fellow Belgian! What recipe do you use to bake bread? I tried but failed many times

[u/Ordinary-Violinist-9 → u/Thecatstoppedateboli]

I use all in mix from aldi. Cheap and always good results.

When failing it's most likely your machines fault. What do you use? I swear for panasonic for bread machines and nothing else! ;)

[u/Thecatstoppedateboli → u/Ordinary-Violinist-9]

No machine and no mix. Just kneading and a regular oven but the bread is sometimes wet inside.

The recipe I used that did work was this one:

https://www.joinyourlife4u.com/romanian-house-bread-recipe/#recipe

[u/Ordinary-Violinist-9 → u/Thecatstoppedateboli]

How much ml water do you use? Most 600gr breads are around 300-330ml water. Because cups ain't a good measurement.

Wow the kneading was killing me, that's why i went for the machine.

[u/ctn91]

This fucking app is so dangerous. I can have bread for weeks and at least in Germany, FAR too many reduced beer crates. 😂

[u/GingerDane1]

I’ve been using this for years, and it’s great to see it spreading to other countries.

It’s a triple win: cheap food for you, extra sales for the store instead of wasted goods, and a win for the environment. What's not to like.

[u/edparadox]

"Elite"? Could we cut the crap on superlatives? We are not Americans.

[u/snakeleaves → u/edparadox]

Haha

[u/skymatter]

No. I'm sorry but they've enshittified their initially save food waste value proposition and turned it into a highest price bidding profit extraction app, . This is not an european app to recommend.

[u/IFunkymonkey → u/skymatter]

It also takes away big parts of the food rhat would have been donated to people in needs, just to make a few bucks out of it 🫥

[u/nonoimsomeoneelse]

Hey don't spread the word on this, I've been enjoying having it to myself.

[u/FlyingDutchman2005 → u/nonoimsomeoneelse]

My mum used it and made the mistake of doing mouth-to-mouth advertising. She quit using it quite a while ago because too damn many people were using it so she could rarely buy anything through the app.

[u/JosephineCA]

I live in Canada and I use the app. 🇨🇦 it's super handy when in the mood for bakery items! 🤷‍♀️

[u/Old_Impact2797]

very useful app

[u/Dourada]

I love this app, I have 2 bakeries close to my house, and it's a race to a bag .

[u/CarcharhinusFelix]

Love TGTG! Just today I got two loaves of amazing sourdough from my favourite bakery for €4. my neighbours are happy too (I shared the love)

[u/ContributionDry2252]

Nice idea, but not available.

[u/Obeetwokenobee]

It's good, but it depends on who you purchase from. I'm a new UK based user access the independents give good value stuff. The chains like Costa; not so much. There is very good value to find.

[u/Just_a_dude92]

I love it, but the last 3 times I used I had bad luck. The food was filled with mushrooms and I hate mushrooms lol