What is a reasonable minimum spend for an online grocery delivery??

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I have Tesco home delivery fortnightly, so it's a lot easier to reach the 50 pound minimum spend.

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Try Sainsbury's , their minimum spend is £40.00, and they have some great offers. Also their delivery charges are cheaper than Tesco's.

I don't grocery shop online every week, sometimes not even every other week but when I do, stock up on special offers of our usual items, on heavier items such as tins, jars and cleaning products, food to freeze as well as the normal fresh food.

It soon adds up.

In between we'll do a fresh food shop.

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Use Sainsbury's £40.00 min spend, lower delivery charges and excellent offers.

Does anyone shop at Morriston, through amazon?

I've been wondering which is the better option for online orders.

I can't understand half the explanations of how all the shops work.

Oh, Morrisons!!!

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Does anyone shop at Morriston, through amazon?

I've been wondering which is the better option for online orders.

I can't understand half the explanations of how all the shops work.

I've bought from Morrisons twice through Amazon Prime. Not huge grocery orders but fill-ins and to take advantage of special offers on port and liqueurs.
No problems and very speedy service.

Oh thank you for answering.
I'm always after the cheapest option, or at least the best value.

I need a spreadsheet!

Ocado is deffo the best in terms of choice and quality and price. Am totally bereft since moving from Sussex to Norfolk that there is no Ocado!! Have tried both Waitrose (which was okay) and Tesco (not ecstatic - although I shopped there when I was able to). I have never tried the other supermarkets.

My daughter liked Tesco, because she said their food had good sell by dates, and kept fresh very well.
She found she had less waste with them.

I haven't tried them, and Ocado is expensive, I think.

I haven't ever tried them, but I do see quite a few of their delivery vans around here.