Amazon Prime members can get £20 off their Morrisons shop when they spend £60 with the online shop's newest deal. It couldn't be simpler to save money with Amazon and Morrisons' new alliance.
Shoppers will need to head to Amazon.co.uk/Morrisons and fill your basket with all their favourite items (minimum spend of £60). Once ready to check out, users can then choose their preferred delivery slot and apply the promo code SPRINGMOR20 at checkout.
Shoppers will then need to follow updates on their phone of their order being handpicked and delivered. Whether you're shopping for the essentials or pushing the boat out for the long Jubilee weekend, the deal allows you to use special offers and purchase food freshly prepared by Morrisons Butchers, Bakers and Fishmongers.
Shoppers will only get £20 off their first eligible Morrisons on Amazon order using the promo code SPRINGMOR20 and it excludes baby formula and alcohol. The offer, which opened on April 13 2022, will end on May 31, 2022 at 23:59 BST and is only available to those who have a paid membership to Amazon Prime.
You can sign up for a free trial to Amazon Prime here. Prime users who accustomed to the one-click feature on Amazon will have to restrain themselves when using this deal as this offer and any other promotional claim code or promotional reward will not apply to your order when using one-click.
Morrisons offers a huge range of groceries, household products, and health and personal care products. If you're looking to buy cupboard essentials, the online shop has everything from jams and spreads to pasta and rice.
If you're looking for something special for the Platinum Jubilee celebrations, then you've come to the right place. Buying Morrisons groceries through Amazon allows you to see a huge range of products perfect to celebrate 70 years of Her Majesty the Queen. There's everything you'll need for a garden party, from pies and quiches to cakes and sweet treats.
To claim £20 off your shop, use code SPRINGMOR20 at Amazon.co.uk/Morrisons before May 31, 2022.
