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Save £60+ on groceries using new-customer delivery offers
Use one by one to get lots of discounts on your shopping
Updated 5 October 2023
Online grocery delivery has gone into overdrive and delivery services (including supermarkets) are all trying to sign you up with tasty new-customer offers such as 40% off or £12 off. And there's no reason you can't use more than one, which could net you savings for a good few weeks.
This guide covers big supermarkets, where you have to book a slot in advance, and quick delivery services that can deliver to your door in minutes. Groceries via the quickies usually cost a little more as you're paying for the convenience, but using an introductory offer should overcome the additional cost of the items, and delivery.
Some are limited to big urban areas or even London only, and a couple are only for selected customers – but see which ones you can use...
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