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Browse our autumn hot drinks menu

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Can you guess the flavours? 🔥🍫🍪🍁🍎 Hi {NAME}, Have you noticed tha

Can you guess the flavours? 🔥🍫🍪🍁🍎 [View in browser]( [Slimming World logo]( [New Slimming World hot drinks]( Hi {NAME}, Have you noticed that coffee shop autumn drinks are back? While they may look tempting, creamy and syrupy seasonal treats could jeopardise your weight loss. That’s not to say they’re off the menu, though – nothing’s banned with Slimming World! As a group or online member, you’ll gain access to our Food Search tool on the app, so you can quickly check Syn values. You’ll also pick up plenty of ideas for slim-safe swaps, like our new barista-style brews. [Join Slimming World this autumn]( Cosy up in the Slimming World coffee shop, where you can enjoy your favourite flavours and lose weight... [Slimming World]( [S'more hot chocolate]( [Slimming World]( [Biscoff latte]( [Slimming World]( [Maple apple frappe]( [Slimming World]( [Gingerbread Hifi]( [Better Health]( [Better Health]( [Online Membership Signup]( [Online Membership Signup]( [Slimming World logo]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [YouTube]( [Instagram]( [FAQs]( | [Contact Us]( | [Read the Blog]( You’ve received this email because you subscribed to receive our regular newsletter from Slimming World. Registered Office: Slimming World, Clover Nook Road, Somercotes, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 4SW. [Privacy Promise]( | [Unsubscribe]( © Slimming World 2024

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