Asda deals

7 Current Deals
Available all year. Online and in stores
You can get school uniform items (ages 3-18) from £3 at Asda, both online and in stores. If you're buying online, standard delivery's from £3.75. Click and collect from a store (find your nearest) is free. Stock for the cheapest items is starting to run very low, so there's no guarantee you'll be able to get what you're after.
What can you get?
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2x polo shirts – from £3-£6
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2x sweatshirt – from £5-£11
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2x skirts – from £8-£14
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2x trousers – from £8-£14
Prices change depending on size. We noticed that a lot of sizes are sold out online. If George at Asda doesn't have the size you need available to order, try visiting a store instead. Alternatively, there are other similar items available online, but you may pay more for them.
More info
Delivery not available for the Channel Islands and Isle of Man.
On selected fresh products only. Link a Blue Light Card to Asda Rewards app
Update, 14 May: Asda and Blue Light Card have announced this offer will end on Tuesday 27 May – you can continue to get 5% back up to and including that date.
If you have a Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years – see full info), you can link it with the free Asda Rewards app to get 5% back each time on selected 'fresh' purchases in-store (see 'More info' for exclusions) when scanning the app at the checkout. The amount will go into your Asda Rewards 'cashpot' which you can use to get a discount on a future shop in-store or online, so it's not an on-the-spot discount.
Asda says it considers fresh products (and therefore included in the offer) to be fresh meat, cooked meat, fresh fish, fruit and vegetables, fresh fruit juice and smoothies, dairy, and bakery. For exclusions see the Asda Blue Light Card T&Cs.
How it works
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Download/sign in to the Asda Rewards app, select 'More' then 'Memberships'. You can then link your Blue Light Card – once you've filled in the info, Asda says verification will take seconds.
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Shop as normal in-store (find your nearest, not valid online) and then scan your Asda Rewards app at the checkout – you'll receive 5% of the amount of your eligible shopping into your cashpot in the app – up to a maximum of £100 a day.
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To claim money in your cashpot against the cost of a future shop you'll need to exchange it for an in-app voucher within six months (vouchers are then valid for three months).
More info
You can't use the discount online, on George/George.com, Frozen, Non-Fresh Food items, health and beauty, baby, household including pet and laundry, George Home, Homeware and outdoor, entertainment and toys, Asda Tyres, Fuel, all alcohol, Tobacco, Lottery products, Gift Vouchers & Cards, Infant/Formula Milk, Cash-back, Fireworks, Online Games & Instant Tickets, Photo Printing, Saver Stamps, Postage Stamps, ‘Top-Up’ Mobile Phone Cards, any other online Financial Services and Insurances, Pharmacy, café & separate concessions and all items within the Just Essentials by Asda and Smart Price ranges.
In stores and online at Asda
Louvel Fontaine Champagne Brut is currently £9.98 (was £18.48) a bottle in store and online at Asda.
Please be Drinkaware.
In stores and online at Asda
Prosecco Spumante Extra Dry is currently £6.24 a bottle in store and online at Asda.
Please be Drinkaware.
No minimum spend required
Update: To celebrate its 60th birthday, Asda is cutting the price of the kids eat for £1 meal deal to 60p for the month of May.
Kids aged 16 or under can eat for 60p when dining in at any Asda café (find your nearest). There's no minimum spend or purchase required, and this deal is valid all day, seven days a week.
Asda told us there's a maximum of one meal per child, per day. The kids' menu includes dishes such as fish fingers, all-day breakfast and chicken nuggets which would normally cost £3.20. Kids can choose from either a hot or cold meal, and now all meals come with a piece of fruit.

For babies under 18 months, you can get one 70g free pouch of Ella’s Kitchen baby food as part of this deal.
See our Restaurant deals and vouchers page for other dining out deals.
Incl using supermarket coupons and tracking offers
There are always ways to save money at Asda* so even if there isn't a cracking deal out there that works for you, don't assume you can't cut your costs further.
Ways to save include:
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Supermarket coupons. Make sure you check out our supermarket coupons page to save on your shopping.
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Compare the cost of your trolley. Compare the cost of your shopping trolley at the major online supermarkets with Trolley. Prices are often reflected in stores, so it's worth doing a check to see which is cheapest for you. Sadly, it doesn't include Aldi and Lidl, which might work out even cheaper.
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Take the Downshift Challenge. The phrasing and language used hypnotises us into thinking most costly is best. While the packaging looks more opulent, look beneath it and sometimes you won't be able to tell the difference (often it's made in the same factory). Take our Downshift Challenge.
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Track if it's really a bargain. Most of us know just because a supermarket lists an item as "on offer", that doesn't mean it's cheap. The trouble has been sorting awesome offers from poor promos. To help, Trolley compares supermarkets and charts products' price histories to show if a 'was' price is realistic.
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Time trips right to bag huge yellow sticker discounts. If you spot a yellow sticker discount - fantastic. Grab it and use it quickly as it's a saving on perfectly good nosh. See when Asda normally reduces its produce in our Cheap Supermarket Shopping guide.
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Check out similar retailers, eg, Sainsbury’s, Aldi and the other major supermarkets. If you're not committed to buying from Asda, check out our deals from Aldi, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Lidl, Morrisons and Waitrose, where they may have a better offer.
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Try haggling. We polled 1,400 MoneySavers to find out in which shops hagglers have most success. Supermarkets did feature, so it's worth a go. Find out more in our Haggle on the High Street guide.
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Had a problem with Asda? There’s a free online tool you can use to complain – it helps draft, manage and if necessary escalate your complaint. It’s offered by a firm called Resolver, which we like so much we work with it to help people get complaints justice – you can use it to complain to Asda*.
If you spot any hot deals out there we have missed (we are human after all!), email us at msedeals@moneysavingexpert.com or via Twitter @MSE_Deals.
Includes frames, lenses, anti-reflective coating and tints
You can get a complete pair of varifocal glasses for £45 at Asda Opticians. The price includes value frames, lenses, anti-reflective coating, tints and thinner lenses (if required).
We compared prices with a number of other opticians, and found that Asda Opticians was the cheapest for varifocal glasses. Always compare prices before you buy though, as you may find a good deal at your local opticians.
See below for the prices of a complete pair of varifocal glasses elsewhere:
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Vision Express from £50
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Glasses Direct from £68
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Specsavers from £69
Vegetables from 8p per packet – save up to 94%

1kg carrots, 500g parsnips, whole swede and more
Planning a big roast for Easter? You'll want to hop to it this week to get mega-cheap vegetables.
Much like we saw at Christmas, some of the major supermarkets have reduced the price of selected packets of veg to as cheap as 8p for Easter, and it's always possible prices could be discounted further – we'll update here if they are.
Whether you’re roasting carrots, smashing spuds, sweet on swede or boiling broccoli, you can stock up on veggie bargains at these stores:
Asda, 8p each, in stores & online
Available now until Monday 21 April
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8p white potatoes (2kg) – were £1.35, saving 94%
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8p broccoli (360g) – was 79p, saving 89%
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8p parsnips (500g) – were 75p, saving 89%
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8p carrots (1kg) – were 69p, saving 88%
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8p swede (each) – was 62p, saving 87%
Morrisons*, 8p each with a More card (sign up free*), in stores & online
Available now until Sunday 20 April
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8p parsnips (500g)* – were 75p, saving 89%
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8p carrots (1kg)* – were 69p, saving 88%
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8p swede (each)* – was 62p, saving 87%
Aldi, from 8p each, in stores
Available now until Saturday 19 April (Sunday 20 April in Scotland)
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15p white potatoes (2kg) – were £1.35, saving 89%
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8p carrots (1kg) – were 69p, saving 88%
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15p broccoli (360g) – were 79p, saving 81%
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15p spring onions (100g) – were 69p, saving 78%
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15p loose garlic (each) – was 37p, saving 59%
Lidl, from 8p each, in stores (maximum of three items per customer)
Available now, while stock lasts
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8p white potatoes (2kg) – were £1.35, saving 94%
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8p parsnips (500g) – were 75p, saving 89%
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8p carrots (1kg) – were 69p, saving 88%
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8p swede (each) – was 62p, saving 87%
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15p green beans (220g) – were 85p, saving 82%
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15p spring onions (per bunch) – were 69p, saving 78%
Tesco*, 15p each with Clubcard (sign up free*), in stores & online
Available now until Monday 21 April
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15p broccoli (375g)* – was 82p, saving 82%
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15p parsnips (500g)* – were 75p, saving 80%
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15p carrots (1kg)* – were 69p, saving 78%
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15p swede (each)* – was 62p, saving 76%
Sainsbury's, 15p each with Nectar (sign up free), in stores & online
From now until Sunday 20 April
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15p white potatoes (2kg) – were £1.35, saving 89%
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15p parsnips (500g) – were 75p, saving 80%
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15p carrots (1kg) – were 69p, saving 78%
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15p swede (each) – was 62p, saving 76%
For more offers on groceries, see our Supermarket coupons guide.
Mother's Day flowers from £1 in-store
Round-up of supermarket flowers for a tenner or less
You don't have to spend a lot to treat your mum on Mother's Day (Sunday 30 March). The cheapest bunches of flowers – which doesn't necessarily mean low quality – start from £1 at supermarkets.
Here are the prices the major supermarkets have confirmed for the Mother's Day period, while stock lasts:
Tesco available now (find your nearest*)
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Daffodils* – £1
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Mother’s Day Tulips – £6
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Cotton Candy – £10 (chrysanthemums, germinis, roses)
Waitrose available now (find your nearest*)
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Daffodils* – £1
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Pastel Tulips* – £3.75
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Special Bouquet* – £10 (including chrysanthemums, roses and alstroemeria)
Morrisons from Wednesday 26 March (find your nearest*)
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Daffodils* – £1
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'Love You Mum' bouquet* – £6 (including strawflowers and chrysanthemums)
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Citrus Zing bouquet* – £10 (including lilies and chrysanthemums)
Aldi from Thursday 27 March (find your nearest)
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Pocket Money Posy – £1.89
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Best Mum Bouquet – £4.99 (including chrysanthemums and geraniums)
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Lovely Mum Tulips – £4.99
Co-op from Thursday 27 March (find your nearest*)
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British Daffodils* – £1
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British Tulips* – £3.25
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Bright and Beautiful Bouquet Bunch* – £6 or £10 with Irresistible Prosecco 75cl* for Members (including roses, chrysanthemums and carnations)
Lidl from Thursday 27 March (find your nearest)
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Pocket Money Posey – £2.49
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Fabulous Mum – £4.99 (including chrysanthemums and carnations)
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Tropical Treat – £9.99 (including chrysanthemums and gerberas)
Sainsbury's from Thursday 27 March (find your nearest)
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Daffodils – £1
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Pink Party Bouquet – £6 (including roses and chrysanthemums)
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Pretty Tulips – £8
Asda (find your nearest)
Unfortunately, Asda didn't let us know its Mother's Day selection, nor when it would be in stores. Here are some options we found online:
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Daffodils – £1
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Mixed Chrysanthemums – £3.50
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Isabella Bouquet – £6 (including roses and chrysanthemums)
Last bud not least, you can find similar bargains at independent stores across the country, though unfortunately, we can't compare prices for them all. Before buying at supermarkets, check local florists' prices to ensure you're getting the best deal.
How to jazz up a cheap bunch
With a bit of artistic flair, you can make a cheap-ish bouquet look expensive for next to nowt. Wrap it in fancy paper – no need to spend more than £1 on that. Maybe attach a handmade card, then listen as your mum reminisces about gifts you made her as a child (awww).
We had a go at sprucing up a £4 supermarket bunch for just £3.50 extra...


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