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WITH less than 100 days to Christmas, Morrisons has unveiled its Christmas menu.
From standout centrepieces to help any hosting duties, the perfect party food for any office bash, or family favourites for the big day - the supermarket has it covered.
This year, the festive range will feature everything from the classic turkey, salmon, puddings, and whole range of starters and sides.
A spokesperson for the firm said: "Over the past year, Morrisons team of talented chefs and product developers have been working hard to bring customers the best Christmas range to date.
"From sharing starters and showstopping centrepieces, to unique party food and indulgent desserts.
"Many items will be hand-prepared in stores by Morrisons butchers and bakers on Market Street who are also on hand to answer any questions ahead of the festive season."
Here's what's on offer this festive period for 2024:
Morrisons describes this as a decadent and elegant dish, made from Scottish Salmon and smoked in its own kilns for 14 hours.
Cured with sea salt, Demerara sugar, Canadian maple syrup and a blend of spices, the smoked salmon is "a must" for the Christmas table.
It serves two and will set shoppers back £4.50 when it hits stores from December 11.
Available fresh from Market Street butchers, this is dry aged on the bone for a whopping 30 days for extra flavour.
This tender beef joint will set shoppers back £25kg, with an average weight of 1.8kg, and will be available from December 19.
A British classic, this Best British free range bronze turkey crown is stuffed with pork, sage & caramelised red onion, and topped with British smoked bacon, bay leaf and sprig of rosemary.
The free-to-roam whole turkey are reared slowly for rich flavour and tenderness and will serve 7-10 people.
The turkey will set shoppers back £8.50/kg at an average weight of 3.5kg to 5.49kg and will be available from December 19.
The mouth-watering indulgent and decadent sticky toffee pudding is baked to perfection, Morrisons says, and will set shoppers back £8 and serves 6 people.
Add some spice to your Christmas feast with The Best Cheese & Jalapeno Pigs in Blankets.
Featuring hot peppers and lashings of melted cheddar, these pigs are not one to pass up.
The spicy side dish will cost shoppers £3.25 or 2 for £5 and serves 5. You can pick them up from November 27.
Cheese lovers rejoice - this side dish has a blend of cheddar, mozzarella, and soft cheese, with an even more cheesy sauce centre, all combined with onion and white wine and coated in black pepper breadcrumbs.
These will set you back £6 or 3 for 2 and will be available from December 16.
There's also an extended vegan range which includes new Plant Revolution Butternut Squash, Chestnut and Cranberry Wreath (£5), Plant Revolution Mushroom, Spinach & Pine Nut Mini Wellingtons (£5), and The Best Free from Double Chocolate Pudding (£6.50), and a whole host of other free-from dishes so no one has to miss out.
But Morrisons isn't the only supermarket to have shown off its Christmas offering for 2024.
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Tesco revealed its Christmas range last week, and it includes everything from pigs in blankets to decadent puddings.
The Christmas turkey is a staple of most households' Christmas dinner spread, and Tesco has decided to jazz its version up this year.
Its easy-to-carve bird is filled to the brim with pork, cranberry and chestnut stuffing, with a blend of authentic herbs and spices to boot.
As if that's not enough, it's also wrapped in dry cured smoked ham.
This extravagant turkey will be available through Tesco's Made to Order service, which usually opens at the beginning of November.
This service allows you to book and pay for your and other treats ahead of time with collection closer to the big day.
It will be priced at £40, but shoppers with a Tesco Clubcard will be able to nab it for £35.
Meanwhile, M&S has also put out their huge Christmas range ahead of the festive season.
The massive range of Christmas goodies includes 450 new items, including hot honey brie.
Festive dip, hot honey savoury snacks and even a Christmas inspired lasagne are among the fresh arrivals set to get M&S shoppers' mouths watering.
The price and date it's available have not yet been confirmed, like many of the items on show today we'll have to wait to find out how much they will hit our wallet.
Asda has also released their festive menu, which includes a melt in the middle pork pie and toffee apple mince pies.
Asda's Christmas range is set to make way into its 1,000 plus stores across the UK over the next two weeks, giving customers a chance to get a head start ahead of the big day.
Some of the prices have not been finalised.
Iceland has revealed its Christmas 2024 range and it includes a pigs in blankets Yorkshire pudding.
Shoppers will be able to feast on mini fish, chip and ketchup sarnies, prawn tacos and an unbelievable XXL pigs in blankets Yorkshire pudding.
The supermarket is also launching battered lobster tails, mini garlic and herb kievs and even some exclusive brands items like Harry Ramsden's battered mini sausages.
Also returning are familiar favourites such as the turkey crown, mince pies, Christmas pudding and of course all the trimmings like roast potatoes and veg.
Those who want to feast on the exclusive brands range like Galaxy, TGI Fridays and Harry Ramsden's can do so with the mix-and-match deals like three items for £10.
You can find your nearest Iceland .
Iceland’s "Bonus Pounds" scheme isn’t technically a Christmas saver - but you could use it as one.
The supermarket will give you a £1 bonus for every £20 you top-up, which works out as a 5% return.
There’s no limit to the amount you can save and spend on the card throughout a year, but the most you can have loaded at any one time is £1,000 including bonuses.
If you managed to save £20 a week, you’d have £52 in free cash over the course of 12 months.
If you’re topping up whilst at the shop, just let the cashier know how much you want to add and they will load it to your card.
To do it online, sign in to your account on the Iceland Bonus Card app. Go to ‘My Card’ and select ‘Top Up’. You can then top up any amount with your preferred payment method.
You can sign up for a Digital Bonus Card online at iceland.co.uk/bonuscard, or pick up a physical card in an Iceland store and register it online or through the Bonus Card app.
Iceland does warn that it reserves the right to withdraw, decline, cancel or issue a new card at any time and without notice.
You can cancel your Bonus Card at any time, but any remaining balance will be lost, so you need to make sure you spend any savings first.
If you don’t use the card for 24 months, it will expire, and you will lose any money you have saved.
Iceland adds that it is not liable for any bonuses that are not spent before expiry, nor for any bonus amounts which have failed to load onto the card due to a technical or user error, nor for any bonus amounts which are not used due to lost or stolen cards.
Savings can only be used to purchase products in participating Iceland and The Food Warehouse stores or online at the Iceland website. They cannot be redeemed in a franchise store or at The Range.
