Morrisons' minimum spend for online orders is £25 for both Click & Collect and Home Delivery, but a £3 small order charge applies to home deliveries between £25-£40 (waived with a Delivery Pass). For very fast delivery, Morrisons Now has a £15 minimum but higher fees, while orders via Amazon have a £40 minimum for non-Prime members.
The Morrisons "£10 rule" is a loyalty perk for More Card members: spend £10 or more in a single in-store shop, scan your card, and you receive a voucher for a free refillable hot drink (like coffee, tea, or hot chocolate) at a Morrisons Café, redeemable within seven days, excluding takeaway or Morrisons Daily locations. This promotion offers a nice bonus for regular shoppers, though it's important to note restrictions like the single-use voucher, the 7-day limit, and exclusions for certain store types or online purchases.
The consumer guide's monthly analysis revealed that Aldi was yet again the cheapest supermarket for a basket of 70 essential items this month – marking the supermarket's ninth win this year. The total price for a comparable basket at Aldi was found to be £16.18 less than at Morrisons.
The USDA estimates $299–569 for a monthly food budget for one person, $617–981 for a couple, and $1,002–1,631 for a family of four. To figure out how much to spend on groceries each month, see what you already spend, budget for the rest of your expenses, adjust as needed, and consider your financial goals.
Yes, Morrisons offers specific deals for customers over 60 through its "Club 60" program, including a £6 small breakfast with a refillable hot drink and a £10 afternoon meal deal (fish & chips, cake, hot drink) available daily from midday, designed to help with the cost of living. You just need to mention you're over 60 when ordering in their cafes to redeem these offers, notes EuropaWire.
What time of day do Morrisons reduce their prices?
Morrisons starts price reductions in the early afternoon (around 12-2 PM) for yellow stickers, with the biggest discounts typically occurring in the evening between 5 PM and 7 PM, right before closing, especially on fresh counter items like meat and deli goods. You can often find substantial savings on items approaching their sell-by date during these late afternoon/early evening times, with some reports of 80-95% off.
We will never charge for a More Card and we don't authorise any third parties to apply for one on customers' behalf. The safe way to apply is either through www.morrisons.com/more or with one of our helpful colleagues in store.
Asda often comes out on top for the absolute cheapest prices, particularly for staples like whole chicken and pork shoulder. Tesco is very competitive, especially on items like lamb shanks and mince.
High interest rates: Credit card interest rates are high, and rewards cards tend to carry some of the highest rates. If you don't pay off your balance in full each month, the interest you accrue may outweigh the value of your rewards. “Consider the cost of holding debt on a rewards card,” Conyer advises.
What happens if you forgot to scan your Morrisons card?
If you do forget your More Card, keep your receipt. You can use the 'self serve' function in our Morrisons More app to add your receipt and your spend be added towards your target by clicking into the 'Fivers' section, then 'Digital Receipts' and 'Forgot to scan?
The 5-4-3-2-1 grocery method is a viral TikTok trend for balanced, easy meal planning, guiding you to buy 5 vegetables, 4 fruits, 3 proteins, 2 grains/carbs, and 1 fun treat (or 2 sauces/spreads + 1 treat) for the week, simplifying shopping by focusing on food groups rather than specific recipes, allowing for flexibility while ensuring a variety of nutrients.
The poshest supermarket in the UK is generally considered to be Waitrose, known for premium products, quality, and organic options, followed closely by Marks & Spencer (M&S) for its food halls and prepared meals, while luxury food halls like Fortnum & Mason and Harrods offer an even higher-end, but less typical, grocery experience, with regional favorite Booths in the North also considered very high-end.
Waitrose is the most popular supermarket for wealthy shoppers in the UK, renowned for its high-quality products and prestigious reputation. Its presence is often considered a marker of an affluent neighbourhood, leading to the popular saying that “where there is a Waitrose, there is a wealthy area”.
