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Major UK supermarket is giving away 27 TONNES of free carrots just a week before Christma

A MAJOR UK supermarket is handing out a huge 27 tonnes of free carrots just days before Christmas, giving families a helping hand with a beloved festive tradition.

The giveaway is taking place nationwide, with shoppers able to pick up a free British carrot from December 20 until Christmas Eve, while stocks last.

Morrisons launched its Naturally Wonky range in 2015 to reduce food waste by selling perfectly good fruit and veg that just looks a little differentCredit: PaulMaguire
Nearly 17,500 tonnes of wonky carrots sold in the past year aloneCredit: PA
Shoppers will be able to collect the free carrots from the front of stores, making it easy for little ones to get involvedCredit: David Parry/PA Media Assignments

Morrisons is spreading some festive cheer by offering free carrots from its Naturally Wonky range, ideal for families planning to leave a snack out for Rudolph on Christmas Eve.

The carrots may be a little different in shape or size, but they’re just as tasty as standard produce.

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The supermarket says the initiative is designed to keep the magic of Christmas alive for children, while also tackling food waste and supporting British farmers.

Shoppers will be able to collect the free carrots from the front of stores, making it easy for little ones to get involved.

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The tradition of leaving food out for Father Christmas and his reindeer remains a big part of Christmas excitement for families across the country, and Morrisons hopes the giveaway will help keep that tradition going without adding extra cost during a busy time of year.

Chris Smith, Root Veg Senior Trader at Morrisons, said: “Christmas is all about spreading joy and cheer, so we’re delighted to offer our younger customers a free wonky carrot to leave out for Rudolph and his friends on Christmas Eve.

“Our Naturally Wonky range supports British farmers, reduces waste and gives customers a great-value option that still tastes fantastic.”

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Morrisons launched its Naturally Wonky range in 2015 to cut down on food waste by selling fruit and veg that may look a little different but is still perfectly good, helping save thousands of tonnes of produce from going to waste ever since.

The supermarket now sells a wide variety of wonky fruit and vegetables, including carrots, parsnips, courgettes and potatoes, with nearly 17,500 tonnes of wonky carrots sold in the past year alone.

How to save cash on your food shop

MONEY saving experts at HSBC UK have revealed their top tips to saving cash on your food shop this Christmas time.

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1. Set a budget
Creating a budget will help to stretch your budget. Start by working out how much you spent on food over the last three months, then each month you get paid, set aside a certain amount for food.

2. Plan your meals
Make a list of your main meals for the coming week, including the ingredients you need, and stick to it. Don’t get drawn into offers for things that you don’t need. If you already have some food leftover from the week before, try to see what you can do with that first.

3. Think about when and where you shop
It’s best to shop on a full stomach so you don’t get tempted. Shopping less often can help you to think about what you buy and it may help you to stick to your budget.

4. Go online
Shopping online is a good and easy way to manage your budget. It can also help to track expenses, whilst also preventing impulse buys.

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The carrots may be a little different in shape or size, but they’re just as tasty as standard produceCredit: Getty Images
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