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£64 Xmas turkey bundle (norm £104)
Free-range. Feeds 10-12. Bronze turkey, chipolatas, bacon etc
ExpiredFeeding a family at Christmas can cost a fortune so DON'T feel the need to 'upshift' just because it's the festive season.
Supermarkets and butchers often have decent deals on their standard ranges, however, we know many want to push the boat out - so we've managed to blag a posh turkey and meat deal to cut the cost.
If you are looking for in store food savings, see our Supermarket Coupons page.
How to get the deal
Go via this link to meat supplier Heartier* and enter the MSE Blagged code MSEXMAS to get £40 off one of its bronze turkey bundles. You can choose from a classic turkey bundle to feed 10-12 for £64 (norm £104, 1,700 available), including a 5kg-6kg turkey, or a large bundle to feed 14-16 for £79 (norm £119, 2,600 available), including a 6kg-7kg turkey. It's all free-range, outdoor-bred and reared UK meat.
The offer ends at 11.59pm on Fri 14 Dec or when all bundles go, whichever's sooner. Sadly it can't deliver to all postcode - see 'more info' below.
It will deliver them for free either on Thu 20 Dec or Fri 21 Dec (you choose which date). The turkey will arrive in a thick, transparent turkey bag and the rest will be individually vac-packed. It will all be couriered directly from its producers in a recyclable box with ice packs to keep it cold and fresh for at least 48 hours. It will come with a shelf life of at least until Boxing Day.
What's included in the smaller bundle?
We've listed what you'll get below, as well as the price you'd pay for the closest supermarket equivalent we could find on Tue 20 Nov:
- 5kg-6kg bronze turkey feeding 10-12 - £55 for 5.5kg turkey at Ocado
- 454g pork chipolatas - £3.29 for 375g at Waitrose
- 454g pork sausage meat - £3.49 for 400g at Ocado
- 350g streaky bacon - £7 for 368g at Sainsbury’s
- 150g Cambridgeshire goose fat - £2.50 for 180g at M&S
- Traditional analogue meat thermometer - £3.99 at Amazon
- Recipe booklet
What's included in the larger bundle?
- 6kg-7kg bronze turkey feeding 14-16 - £65 for 6.5kg turkey at Ocado
- 454g pork chipolatas - £3.29 for 375g at Waitrose
- 454g pork sausage meat - £3.49 for 400g at Ocado
- 350g streaky bacon - £7 for 368g at Sainsbury’s
- 150g Cambridgeshire goose fat - £2.50 for 180g at M&S
- Traditional analogue meat thermometer - £3.99 at Amazon
- Recipe booklet with Christmas timings
So these boxes bought separately elsewhere would (very roughly) cost at least £75ish plus delivery for the smaller box and £85ish plus delivery for the larger box. Plus it's worth noting that delivery can cost up to £10 at supermarkets over Christmas and you'd need to meet minimum spends online - so we reckon this deal is worth having a butchers at.
We’ve covered this deal for the past three years and there haven't been any problems with deliveries arriving in time for Christmas. If you’ve any queries, you can call Heartier on 0208 706 0025 or email hello@heartier.com. Opening hours are 9am-5pm weekdays.
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Free-range roasting and steaks hamper £30
Via code. Norm £61, costs £43ish elsewhere
ExpiredYou can get a roasting and steaks meat hamper, including beef forerib, beef bavette and gammon steaks, for £29.95 all-in – £25 plus £4.95 delivery. Simply enter the MSE Blagged code AUTUMNMSE online at meat supplier Heartier* (formerly Market Porter). It's all free-range, outdoor-bred and reared, UK meat.
It's normally £61 all-in and we found ordering the same meat delivered to your door would cost £43ish plus delivery from supermarkets or other retailers – so you should be able to make a tasty saving with this deal.
If you'd rather go out for a roast, see our Restaurant Vouchers page, which includes Toby Carvery deals. And for in store food savings, see our Supermarket Coupons page.
The offer ends at 11.59pm on Sun 25 Nov, or when 4,000 bundles go, whichever's sooner. This total is spread across both this and a bigger bundle as well (see below).
The meat will be vac-packed fresh (not frozen), but can be frozen - Heartier told us refrigerated shelf life from receipt will be nine days for the beef joint and steaks, 13 days for the gammon steaks and bacon, four days for the sausage meat, and five days for the lamb and pork joints.
Heartier delivers Tuesday to Saturday, and you can choose your delivery day. You can order meat until 1.30pm for delivery the next day. Sadly, it doesn't deliver to all postcodes – see 'more info' below for details.
What's included in the £30 bundle?
We've listed what you'll get below, as well as the price you'd pay for similar from a supermarket.
- One forerib of beef on the bone 1.1kg (£23.70 for similar at Graig Farm)
- Two bavette steaks 454g (£6.99 for similar at Abel & Cole)
- Two gammon steaks 454g (£5.25 for similar at Abel & Cole)
- Sausage meat 400g (£3.49 for similar at Waitrose)
- Unsmoked back bacon 210g (£4 for similar at Sainsbury’s)
We calculated this box bought separately elsewhere would (very roughly) cost £43.43, and you'd need to meet minimum spends online, and pay for delivery on top, so we reckon paying £30 all-in with this deal is worth having a butcher's at.Want a bigger bundle? Get a £40 hamper instead...
If you enter the MSE Blagged code ROASTMSE you can get a bigger hamper* for £39.95 (£35 plus £4.95 delivery), including all of the above plus the following:
- One pork shoulder 1kg (£11.49 for similar at Ocado)
- One lamb belly 1kg (£9.98 for similar at Eversfield Organic)
So, we reckon this bigger box bought separately would (very roughly) cost £64.90 plus delivery from supermarkets or other retailers. Heartier normally sells it for £82.50.
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