If you’re brassic or just love a reyt good bargain, November’s supermarket freebies are here to save your wallet. We’ve scoured the deals so you don’t have to, and there’s some proper sound offers on the table—whether you’re feeding the family, updating your wardrobe, or just after a bit of nowt-for-nowt grub. Loyalty schemes like Clubcard and Lidl Plus are dishing out discounts, while apps like Olio are turning surplus food into free meals. Let’s dive in before these offers vanish like a Yorkshire pudding at Sunday lunch.
Today's best deals
| Offer | Price (GBP) | Expires / terms | Where to find it |
|---|---|---|---|
| £15 off across three shops (new Morrisons Now customers) | £5 off each shop (min spend £30) | For first three orders | Morrisons Now |
| Free surplus food collection via Olio app | £0.00 | Rolling out nationwide by Dec 2026 | Lidl via Olio |
| 25% off adult clothing & nightwear with Clubcard | Discount varies (e.g., Rolling Stones T-shirt now £3) | Ends 08/11/2026 | Tesco |
Why these stand out
First up, that £15 off at Morrisons Now is a belter if you’re a new customer. Three shops with £5 off each might not sound like a fortune, but if you’re already spending £30 or more, it’s basically free brass for nowt. Perfect for stocking up on Christmas nibbles or those bulk buys you’ve been putting off. Just remember, it’s only for the first three orders, so plan your shops like a pro—no last-minute pints of milk if you want the full discount.
The Olio app tie-up with Lidl is a game-changer for anyone who hates food waste. It’s not a cash discount, but free surplus food? That’s a win for your purse and the planet. The rollout’s happening nationwide by December, so keep an eye on your local Lidl’s Olio listings. It’s a bit hit-and-miss depending on where you live, but when it works, it’s like a free weekly shop. Just don’t expect a full trolley—think bits and bobs like bread, veg, or bakery items.
Now, that Tesco Clubcard deal on clothing is proper cheeky. 25% off adult gear, including nightwear, means you can grab a Rolling Stones T-shirt for a fiver and look sound while saving a few quid. It’s only on until the 8th, though, so don’t hang about. If you’re not a Clubcard holder, it’s worth signing up—these discounts pop up all the time, and they’re usually worth the two minutes it takes to register.
More offers & tips
- Morrisons Café kids eat free: If you’re in-store with little ’uns, grab a paying adult meal and the kids eat for nowt. No expiry, just turn up. Available at participating Morrisons Cafés.
- Lidl Plus app freebies: Some Lidl Plus users are getting free bakery items or £1 off meat with their app. Not nationwide, but worth checking if you’re near a Lidl. Check the Lidl Plus app for local offers.
- Tesco Clubcard double points: Selected Tesco stores are offering double points on certain products until the 17th. Great for stocking up on Christmas booze or non-perishables. Log into your Clubcard account for details.
- Asda Rewards free cash: If you’ve got the Asda Rewards app, some users are getting £1-£2 off their shop for scanning receipts. Not guaranteed, but every little helps. Check the Asda Rewards app for eligibility.
- Sainsbury’s Nectar deals: Nectar members can get £1 off lamb joints or mince pies this month. Perfect for a cheap Sunday roast or early Christmas baking. Visit the Nectar offers page for details.
- Co-op free coffee: If you’re a Co-op member, you can get a free hot drink with any purchase. Not a huge saving, but it’s a nice perk if you’re popping in anyway. Check the Co-op membership app for terms.
- Iceland free delivery: Spend £40 or more online and get free delivery. Not a freebie, but it’s a saving if you’re already ordering. Available on Iceland’s website.
- Aldi Super 6: Aldi’s weekly fruit and veg offers are back, with items like broccoli and apples at rock-bottom prices. Not free, but cheap as chips. Check Aldi’s weekly offers online.
How to claim it
First things first, check if you’re eligible. Most of these deals need you to be a member of a loyalty scheme or app—Clubcard, Nectar, Lidl Plus, or Morrisons Now. If you’re not signed up, do it now. It’s free, and it’s the only way to get these discounts. For the Morrisons Now offer, you’ll need to place your first order through the app or website, and the £5 discount will apply automatically at checkout. Just make sure you’re spending at least £30 each time to get the full £15 off.
For the Olio app, download it and set your location to your nearest Lidl. The free food listings pop up at random times, so check it daily. When you see something you want, claim it and arrange a pickup time with the volunteer. It’s all a bit DIY, but that’s the point—it’s community-driven, so be polite and stick to the pickup time. As for the Tesco Clubcard deal, head to the clothing section in-store or online, and the 25% discount should show up automatically if you’re logged into your Clubcard account. If it doesn’t, ask a member of staff—they’re usually clued up on the latest offers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the Morrisons Now £15 off more than once?
No, it’s only for new customers and applies to your first three orders. Once you’ve used it, it’s gone, so make those shops count. Think big shops with non-perishables or Christmas treats you’ll use later.
Is the Olio free food really free?
Aye, it is. It’s surplus food that would otherwise go to waste, so there’s no catch. You might not always find what you want, but when you do, it’s a proper saving. Just remember, it’s not a full shop—more like a top-up for your fridge.
Do I need to print anything for the Tesco Clubcard discount?
Nope, it’s all digital. If you’re shopping in-store, just scan your Clubcard at the checkout or use the app. Online, log into your Clubcard account before you start shopping, and the discount should apply automatically. If it doesn’t, double-check you’re logged in and that the items you’re buying are included in the offer.
Are these offers available in all UK stores?
Mostly, but there are a few exceptions. The Olio free food is rolling out nationwide, but it depends on local volunteers, so it might not be available everywhere yet. The Tesco Clubcard discount is in-store and online, but some smaller Tesco Express stores might not stock the clothing range. Always check your local store or the app before you make a trip.
Can I combine these offers with other discounts?
Usually, no. Most supermarket offers are either/or, so you can’t stack them. For example, you can’t use the Morrisons Now £5 off with another voucher, and the Tesco Clubcard discount won’t work with other promotions. Always read the terms and conditions to avoid disappointment at the checkout.
What’s the best way to stay updated on supermarket freebies?
Download the apps for the supermarkets you use most—Clubcard, Nectar, Lidl Plus, and Morrisons Now. Turn on notifications so you don’t miss out on last-minute deals. Also, keep an eye on money-saving forums and blogs (like this one!) for the latest offers. Supermarkets change their promotions all the time, so it’s worth checking regularly.
Are there any hidden costs with these freebies?
Not usually, but always read the small print. For example, the Morrisons Now offer requires a minimum spend of £30, so you’ll need to spend that much to get the discount. The Olio free food is genuinely free, but you might need to travel to pick it up, so factor in any transport costs. And with the Tesco Clubcard deal, make sure you’re buying items that are actually included in the 25% off range.
Conclusion
There you have it—November’s supermarket freebies are a proper lifeline if you’re feeling the pinch or just love a bargain. From £15 off your Morrisons shop to free food via Olio, there’s plenty to keep your wallet happy. Just remember to check the terms, download the right apps, and act fast before these offers disappear. And if you’ve found this guide useful, why not join the free Owt for Nowt club? We’re all about helping northerners save a bit of brass, one deal at a time. Stay savvy, and happy shopping!
