Farmfoods offers great deals on frozen and fresh food. Here are the latest offers, vouchers and coupons to save you money on your food shop.
Farmfoods offers great deals on frozen and fresh food. With more than 300 stores, the family-run business offers great value prices on family favourite foods and household essentials.
Although they are a frozen food specialist, they also sell groceries, chilled foods, bread, milk, fresh fruit and vegetables, and a range of household items.
And, best of all, they have loads of deals, vouchers, discount codes and coupons to save you money on your food shop.
Take a look at all the latest offers.
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Farmfoods offers this week
Here are the current 2021 Farmfoods offers this week. Prices are valid until at least Monday 16th May 2022.
Scroll down for the full Farmfoods latest leaflet.
1.7-2.1kg Whole Chicken £2.99
40 Richmond Thick Sausages £4
3pk Skittles Cooler 99p
4pk Magnum White £1.59
24pk Coke Classic 2 for £22
12pk Rockstar 4 for £26
and much more
Prices are valid until at least Monday 9th May 2022
1L Carte d’Or better than half price! 99p
4pk Retro Ice Lollies 99p
425g Fray Bentos Pies from 69p
975g Raw / Cooked Jumbo Prawns £12
24pk Fruit Shoot 2 for £9
750ml Twin Pack TIGI just £15
and much, much more in store!
They are only available while stocks last, so it may be worth calling ahead to make sure you can get the offers you want.
Farmfoods latest leaflet
Farmfoods sometimes deliver their latest leaflets if you live near any of their 300 stores. But, not everyone always gets them.
Here are details from the Farmfoods latest leaflet, valid until at least 9th May.
Farmfoods vouchers and discount codes
Farmfoods are still doing vouchers in stores across the UK.
Farm food vouchers used to be available online to access at any time.
You now need to sign up to their mailing list to get access to Farmfoods discount codes.
You can sign up directly from their home page or here.
When it comes to using the vouchers, you can either:
- print them off at home
- show the code from your phone, or
- write the discount code down and read out the letters and numbers to the checkout assistant
You can use multiple vouchers if you’re doing a big weekly shop.
The maximum discount you can qualify for is up to 10% off.
Each of the Farmfoods discounts is valid to be used once.
Besides a monthly money-off voucher direct to your inbox, they will also send you special Farmfoods offers, vouchers and exclusive deals.
You can unsubscribe to the Farmfoods voucher emails at any time, but you’d need to sign up again to access the Farmfoods discounts.
Farmfoods Savings Card
With a Farmfoods Savings Card, you can put money aside to spend on your shopping later.
It’s a great way to money saving way to start on Christmas early or even give the Savings Card to a student who lives away from home.
Simply pick up a card in store and top up from just £1 and each card holds a maximum of £200.
You’re able to top up the card when you checkout using cash or debit card.
However, you cannot top-up as part of the minimum spend for the Farmfoods vouchers. But, if you want to pay for your food with the Savings Card, and use a money off voucher at the same time, that’s fine.
Farmfoods app
Farmfoods does not currently have an app to share their offers, which is a shame.
However, you can see the offers from their mailing list on a leaflet that drops through your door or by searching online for Farmfoods offers.
Does Farmfoods deliver?
Farmfoods online shopping is not available.
You can shop in store only, and they do not offer any home delivery.
Still, even though you cannot get delivery, with their great value prices, if you’re not able to travel, it may be worth asking a friend or relative to double up on their shopping to get some bargains for you.
Want to save more money on your supermarket shop? Who doesn’t?!
Check out the latest supermarket offers at all major supermarkets.
Why not also join the Reduce Your Supermarket Spend money saving Facebook community where members share savvy ways to cut down on their grocery spend.
Why is Farmfoods so cheap?
Farmfoods prices are low.
What helps is that frozen foods cost less than fresh and are cheaper to transport and store.
This means the cheaper prices to the business can be passed onto you and me, as customers.
What does Farmfoods sell?
Although a specialist frozen grocery store, you can also buy a full range of groceries.
They sell chilled foods, bread, milk, fresh fruit and vegetables along with a range of household items.
Is there a Farmfoods near me?
Not sure if there is a Farmfoods near where you live?
Use this handy store finder to locate your local store.
You can also find their opening hours and phone number.
Farmfoods extra discount
If you are after even more of a discount on top of Farmfoods discount codes and general Farm foods offers, why not get a job there?
For part-time staff, they offer contracts from 8 hours per week and you get a 15% discount on their range of products. The staff discount works from day one of your job and can be used by your immediate family who live at the same address.
On top of that, you also get free life assurance and six weeks of annual leave.
Does Tesco accept Farmfoods vouchers?
More than 10 years ago, Tesco used to accept Farmfoods coupons to get a discount on your food shop with them.
However, this stopped years ago.
Who is Farmfoods owned by?
Farmfoods is a family business and is over 65 years old.
Founded in Scotland as a butcher’s shop, they began to freeze their meat so it could be shipped to wider locations.
Farmfoods now has over 300 stores and four distribution centres across the UK.
The company was founded by Luke Bickerton (CEO) and Laura Blake.
Are there any other frozen food specialists?
If you don’t have Farmfoods near you, there are other specialist supermarkets that sell groceries that are predominately frozen.
Consider looking at Heron Foods offers this week, Iceland, or Fulton’s Foods, which also sell food with money saving offers.
They also have fresh produce too, so you could do a full week of a family shop.
Expired discounts
Here are some of the previous deals from 2021 you could purchase.
While the deals have expired, it gives you a snapshot of the price you can likely pay in future offers.
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Anonymous says
Excellent quality and at a reasonable price. The only drawback is not all customers wear masks which is off putting
Jeff RICHARDSON says
Masks???? They are proven to be less than useless
Jennie Martin says
My voucher codes are crossed off but I haven’t used them.I plan to go shopping later today .has something gone wrong with the scheme.I usually print off vouchers at home so annoyed to not have them to use today
Naomi Willis says
Sorry Jenny, I’ve not heard of that happening.
Has anyone else had this?
Sal says
Yes, this happened to me on Friday. I tried four different vouchers and each time it said that they had been used.
How can this happen, surely every voucher that is published hasn’t got its own unique code.
Very annoying and embarrassing especially when there is a queue of people behind you.
Dawn Vose says
Just get farmfood email up on your phone click vouchers use it that way I always do and never had a problem
stephen davies says
I’ve been doing some of my weekly shop at my local Farmfoods for several years now. However, over the past few months, I’ve noticed an alarming rise in their prices, that hasn’t been seen in the other retailers that I shop in (Sainsbury’s, Aldi, Morrisons).
I’m not talking just a few pence here and there, but products previously £3.99 jumping to £4.50; £1 up to £1.25; £1 up to £1.49 etc. These aren’t just a few isolated products either, these big price hikes are right across their range and started to appear way before the much smaller rises other supermarkets started to make.
I have taken this issue up with Farmfoods HO, but although very polite in their response, couldn’t really supply an explanation for why their increases were so widespread and so much larger than anywhere else.
What I would advise regular Farmfoods shoppers to do in future, is to always CHECK the individual prices of items that you buy regularly and NOT to rely on them being at the same price as the previous week, as in my experience, they have often changed.
Now at Farmfoods you HAVE to use those vouchers, not to actually really save money, but just to offset those big price hikes that they have introduced.
Jeff RICHARDSON says
Good advice… Check off the prices.. Don’t just assume that “Farm foods” will be cheaper, because often it is not