Since 24 August, German supermarket EDEKA has been stocking eight LEGO® FunPacks in a metal tin. Five loyalty points bring a tin down to € 5.99. Without points you pay € 11.99.

LEGO® Creator Cockatoo (951442), lid of the EDEKA FunPack tin
The Creator tins are 3-in-1. The cockatoo also builds into a butterfly or a frog.

Each tin holds a small LEGO® set, a pack of playing cards and a puzzle booklet. The inside of the lid is a mini board game. The tin is not packaging you throw away.

How the collecting works

EDEKA hands out one Treuepunkt per € 5 spent. Five points make a tin € 5.99, so that is € 25 of groceries. You collect on a paper card or in the EDEKA app. Paying full price works too: that is the € 11.99 recommended price.

The promotion runs through 17 October 2026, in participating stores, while stocks last. Not every store carries all eight tins.

The eight tins

LEGO® NINJAGO Lloyds Titan-Mech (951467), lid of the EDEKA FunPack tin
The NINJAGO, City and Friends tins show a minifigure on the lid.

What you pay per piece

With points, a piece costs between 7.9 and 30 cents. Only the two Creator tins drop below ten cents: the race car at 7.9 cents and the cockatoo at 8.7 cents. Friends Tierpflege is the priciest at 20 pieces, working out at 30 cents each.

Pay the full € 11.99 and that doubles, putting every tin above ten cents. Then again, you are not only buying bricks. The cards, the booklet and the tin itself count too.

Outside Germany

EDEKA only sells these tins in store. There is no webshop for them, and LEGO® does not sell them either. Outside Germany you will mostly run into them on marketplaces, where asking prices sit above € 11.99.

If you shop at EDEKA anyway, the points add up on their own.