Morrisons customers have until Sunday to claim £30 of freebies
Morrisons customers have just two days to cash in on a deal and take home £30 worth of kitchen goodies.
Shoppers at the supermarket have been clocking up points with their Morrisons More cards since 2023, with the loyalty scheme replacing My Morrisons and allowing customers to earn rewards each time they spend in-store, online, or at petrol stations.
With More members offered discounts on certain products and brands, redeeming stamps can also get you freebies.
As such, customers must redeem their More Card stamps in-store by Sunday to bag free Pyrex items.
Launched in February, the promotion meant customers would earn stamps on every shop over £10 to claim free premium Pyrex products, with some worth up to £30.
Spending £10 in-store in any one transaction would earn one More Card stamp.
However, the promotion is reaching its end after a hugely popular run, and if you have dormant stamps sitting on your Morrisons More account, you'll have to act fast to ensure they don't go to waste.
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There are seven different Pyrex items up for grabs — all completely free, and each one available with a certain number of points.
Shoppers can get their hands on storage dishes, containers, and a hand pump by cashing in up to 50 stamps.
But fear not, because even if you don't quite have 50 stamps to redeem, you can still make the most of the promotion, as 15 More Card stamps grant you access to discounts on the items.
For example, a 600ml round glass storage container typically retails for £14. You can get it for just £6 with 15 More Card stamps or take it home for free with 30 stamps.
Glass storage vacuum round 600ml – full price £14.00 / £6.00 with 15 More Card stamps / free with 30 More Card stamps
Glass storage vacuum round 1100ml – full price £20.00 / £7.00 with 15 More Card stamps / free with 40 More Card stamps
Glass storage vacuum round 1600ml – full price £22.00 / £8.00 with 15 More Card stamps / free with 50 More Card stamps
Glass storage vacuum rectangular 800ml – full price £18.00 / £7.00 with 15 More Card stamps / free with 30 More Card stamps
Glass storage vacuum rectangular 1500ml – full price £22.00 / £8.00 with 15 More Card stamps / free with 40 More Card stamps
Glass storage vacuum rectangular 2600ml – full price £30.00 / £10.00 with 15 More Card stamps / free with 50 More Card stamps
Vacuum pump manual – full price £10.00 / £4.00 with 15 More Card stamps / free with 30 More Card stamps
The most expensive item in the list is the 2,600ml rectangular glass storage vacuum, which costs £30 at full price. Shoppers can get it for just £10 with 15 More Card stamps or totally free with 50 stamps.
Speaking in the final few days of the kitchenware promotion, Lilly Chattoe, Morrisons' Senior Loyalty Marketing Manager, told customers: 'Our More Card stamps loyalty program has been incredibly popular, with fans of the Pyrex range being quick to collect their stamps in exchange for a product or two, or more.
'As we reach the final week of the offer, we're reminding customers that haven't yet redeemed their stamps to do so quickly before it runs out.'
Shoppers have been voicing their approval of Morrisons' latest More scheme throughout, with Facebook users particularly thrilled with the freebies they've been able to score.
'I do my shopping at Morrisons my usual shop and I've got the whole set I'm happy', commented Kay Warren, having racked up enough points for all seven Pyrex items.
'Just by doing my normal weekly shop, I accumulated enough points to get 3 bowls. I didn't make extra purchases to get the points, so yes, they were free,' praised Sheila Griffiths.
'A very dishy deal!' joked Kevin Hanley. More Trending
Others have sadly been left disappointed as, due to the popularity of the scheme, a number of stores have run out of stock, leaving them begging the supermarket giant to add more.
Morrisons has made changes to its More scheme in recent months, which not everyone is pleased about.
In March, it was announced that the popular Fish Friday and Steak Saturday promotions will no longer be available, preventing More Card users from accessing 20% off on the dedicated days.
At the start of the year, Morrisons was also revealed to be cutting over 200 jobs from its retail team in a bid to cut costs.
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