Getting food delivered without being charged

glowgirl_2

I have had a quick look on Tescos website and it would appear that they charge for deliveries:( I would like to get the heavier items I buy delivered regularly so could easily meet a minimum spend so is there anyway round this? shops I have locally are sainsburys, tesco, morrisons (my fav) Iceland and M&S anyone got any suggestions?

gailey_2

Waitrose offer free delivery £50 and over and pricematch lots with tesco.
their own brand cheaper essential range quite good.

DCFC79

Iceland do free delivery as well, min spend was £25 and i believe it still is, you do your shop as normal and ask for home delivery.

Sainsburys charge for delivery(can get delivery for £3.50 but to get it for £3.50 you are restricted to certain days) but if your bill is over £100 you get free del.

Morrisons were trialing internet dleiveries but not heard anything yet how its gone.

Mothership

I've found quite a lot of things I use on Amazon, toilet rolls, Flour, olive oil ,etc all with free delivery.

I use http://uk.camelcamelcamel.com to check if there's any price drops. I've had some great bargains using that.

Edwardia

Iceland did try Internet delivery briefly and I thought it was great, but obviously didn't go as expected and they stopped it.

I have tried Sainsbury's, Tesco and ASDA but stick with Waitrose, not only because delivery is free any time, but because 99% of the time I get all the shopping ordered. It's a pain when you get subs or nothing - and end up paying delivery charges on only half the shopping ordered or with lots of items you didn't order.

glowgirl_2

On the Waitrose site is says that there is a £3 delivery charge however much you spend, also my nearest one is about 20 miles away, it doesn't say it wouldn't deliver but is that too far? I'm not a Tesco fan anyway but don't like that they charge for delivery so not keen to use them, hope Morrison's sort something out soon then I could get all the stuff I like delivered and not just the heavier brands name products, thanks everyone:)

Charliezoo

There's a good Groupon deal at the moment with Ocado, see this thread - http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=3764035

For £39 you get £40 worth of shopping and free midweek delivery for a year. Minimum spend per order is £40.

Even if you just place the first order and don't take advantage of the free delivery for the rest of the year you haven't lost anything!

terra_ferma

glowgirl wrote: »

On the Waitrose site is says that there is a £3 delivery charge however much you spend, also my nearest one is about 20 miles away, it doesn't say it wouldn't deliver but is that too far? I'm not a Tesco fan anyway but don't like that they charge for delivery so not keen to use them, hope Morrison's sort something out soon then I could get all the stuff I like delivered and not just the heavier brands name products, thanks everyone:)

It should be free over £50, the website says so too. right on the home page.
EDITED I meant Waitrose, which is the one I use.

hilstep2000

Go to the last page of the Discount vouchers in the forum. you can usually find a code that works.

Edwardia

terra_ferma wrote: »

It should be free over £50, the website says so too. right on the home page.

Supermarkets often have a minimum spend to get delivery. Last time I checked it was £50 for Waitrose with free delivery and £40 for Sainsburys with varying delivery charges. Iceland does free delivery for a £25 spend but you physically have to go there and buy it all.

As a newbie, I don't think I can post links but some people in London and SE can get deliveries from Kent farms via Foodari and orders over £40 get free delivery. I find the veg expensive but the game is a good price.

The Asian Cook Shop does free delivery on a 24.99 order for spices, rice, Indian, Chinese & Caribbean foodstuffs etc.

Lemoncurd

I always get free or very low priced delivery slots from Ocado, I just keep looking until a free one comes up, for us it is normally the later ones i.e. after about 10pm. If you are registered and don't shop for a while they tend to start sending codes for 10 or 15 % off your shop.