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New from Amazon - Amazon Pantry: Fed up with overpriced supermarket deliveries? Cheap groceries and cheap deliveries for Prime customers

Found 13th Nov 2015

Fed up with high prices at Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Waitrose and Ocado?
Try this:

Amazon Pantry is a brand new benefit for Amazon Prime customers, offering exclusive access to low-priced, everyday essentials in everyday sizes, delivered to your door.

Adding your first Amazon Pantry item to your basket starts an Amazon Pantry box, and as you shop, you can see what percentage of an box each Pantry item fills. Pantry boxes are large and can hold up to 20kg of products, and as you check items off your list, we will continuously track and show you how full your box is.

You can buy as much or as little as you want for a delivery fee of £2.99 for your first Amazon Pantry box and 99p for each additional box in the same order.

How does it work?

Here's how it works:

1. Visit amazon.co.uk/pantry to explore the range of products available from Amazon Pantry

2. Add your first Amazon Pantry product to your basket to start your Amazon Pantry box.

3. Keep adding products to your Amazon Pantry box until it's full. As you shop, we will continuously show you how much space you have left.

4. Fill as much of your first Amazon Pantry box as you like up to 100%, then either start a second box, or proceed to checkout.

5. We will deliver your Amazon Pantry box to your door the next day for a flat fee of £2.99 for the first Amazon Pantry Box and 99p for each additional box in the same order.

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31 Comments

13th Nov 2015

Hmm interesting

13th Nov 2015

Most items are actually more expensive or similar prices. Do they not have offers on?

13th Nov 2015

Postage not free anymore then?

13th Nov 2015

Curious - £2.99 for delivery - for Prime customers who have paid either £39, £59 or - most people £79 - to get exactly that, free delivery.

13th Nov 2015

pay £5 a month for as many deliveries per month from asda as i like

13th Nov 2015

Even more curiously is the fluctuation in products that are almost identical - yet they do not say 'sale' etc. Most supermarkets discount the range the same amount - or at least make it clear there is a sale on one particular item yet Amazon seemingly do not make this clear.

Just from 2 minutes of looking:

Fairy Antibacterial Action Lime & Lemongrass Dishwashing Liquid 383ml
by Fairy
£1.49(£3.89/l)

Fairy Antibacterial Action Eucalyptus 383ml
by Fairy
£1.00(£2.61/l)

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Fairy Original Washing Up Liquid 500ml
by Fairy
£1.40(£2.80/l)

Fairy Original Washing Up Liquid Lemon 500ml
by Fairy
£1.48(£2.96/l)

Edited by: "Firefly1" 13th Nov 2015

13th Nov 2015

Another rip off from Amazon,you already pay £79 to be a Prime customer to get Free delivery now they are charging an extra £2.99 for delivery!!!!! how is that fair,they are ripping customers off twice and the goods they are selling are not cheaper then supermarkets(in most cases actually more expensive)and not as comprehensive as most major supermarkets are offering,I see this doomed to fail

13th Nov 2015

only in selected areas though?

13th Nov 2015

bavis1
Another rip off from Amazon,you already pay £79 to be a Prime customer to … Another rip off from Amazon,you already pay £79 to be a Prime customer to get Free delivery now they are charging an extra £2.99 for delivery!!!!! how is that fair,they are ripping customers off twice

Expect this offer to be quickly snapped up by Apple customers

13th Nov 2015

Totally failing to see the benefit...and this should be free for prime. Cold!

Edited by: "exexpat" 13th Nov 2015

13th Nov 2015

exexpat
Totally failing to see the benefit...and this should be free for prime. … Totally failing to see the benefit...and this should be free for prime. Cold!

Same here, i don't see the point. Less choice, prices aren't cheaper, and you have to pay at least £2.99 for delivery.

13th Nov 2015

It's a decent idea, but surely a minimum spend rather than charging for delivery would have been wiser.

13th Nov 2015

Jiming
It's a decent idea, but surely a minimum spend rather than charging for … It's a decent idea, but surely a minimum spend rather than charging for delivery would have been wiser.

Surely an "idea" is something new. There is nothing new here that supermarkets haven't been doing for years. If a company is going to take on the supermarkets then they need to come up with a unique selling point. There isn't one!

13th Nov 2015

Summed up nicely

13th Nov 2015

Pantry pantie! (_;)

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13th Nov 2015

m1keyp1key
Surely an "idea" is something new. There is nothing new here that … Surely an "idea" is something new. There is nothing new here that supermarkets haven't been doing for years. If a company is going to take on the supermarkets then they need to come up with a unique selling point. There isn't one!

I think you're missing the point. The USP here is Amazon grocery pricing which, if you pick the right items, will save you very large amounts of money on supermarket prices.

13th Nov 2015

Newbold
I think you're missing the point. The USP here is Amazon grocery pricing … I think you're missing the point. The USP here is Amazon grocery pricing which, if you pick the right items, will save you very large amounts of money on supermarket prices.

iphone user, right?

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13th Nov 2015

cb-uk
iphone user, right?

Hardly - very much a Note 4 man.
But clearly I know a lot more about the unbeatable deals that can be had amongst the Amazon food items if you know where to look than you do - despite that.

13th Nov 2015

Newbold
I think you're missing the point. The USP here is Amazon grocery pricing … I think you're missing the point. The USP here is Amazon grocery pricing which, if you pick the right items, will save you very large amounts of money on supermarket prices.

And which item should i pick that will save me very large amounts?

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13th Nov 2015

m1keyp1key
And which item should i pick that will save me very large amounts?

The ones that appear quite frequently on certain websites. There's one in particular.......can't recall the precise name.....but it's something like HUKD.

13th Nov 2015

Newbold
The ones that appear quite frequently on certain websites. There's one … The ones that appear quite frequently on certain websites. There's one in particular.......can't recall the precise name.....but it's something like HUKD.

So you can't actually back your statement up with just one example. Wow

Original Poster

13th Nov 2015

m1keyp1key
So you can't actually back your statement up with just one example. Wow

Given that you've bothered to post just 13 deals in nearly 4 years I don't think this site owes you much. Use the search facility. If you don't like Amazon Pantry, don't use it - it's a simple enough decision for you.

13th Nov 2015

Newbold
Given that you've bothered to post just 13 deals in nearly 4 years I … Given that you've bothered to post just 13 deals in nearly 4 years I don't think this site owes you much. Use the search facility. If you don't like Amazon Pantry, don't use it - it's a simple enough decision for you.

So you'd rather deflect than stand by your original statement.

Original Poster

13th Nov 2015

m1keyp1key
So you'd rather deflect than stand by your original statement.

Just re-read the post above. I'm not wasting any more time on you. X)

13th Nov 2015

This isn't even a deal, it just looks like an advert to me. Especially when you can't back up anything you say with just ONE example.

13th Nov 2015

don't they have a very quick delivery time.

13th Nov 2015

glenm721
don't they have a very quick delivery time.

I wonder how the major supermarkets like Asda, Tesco, Sainsburys etc will compete if Amazon offers next day supermarket deliveries?

Oh, I forgot. They already do same/next day grocery deliveries

15th Nov 2015

I ended up there by chance and found some very nice offers so was coming to share and found this post:
Tetley Kenyan Gold 75 Tea Bags £0.69 (Usually over £2)
Kikkoman Naturally Brewed Soy Sauce, 150ml £0.79 (Usually over £2)

Some other random things I ordered:
Thirst Pockets Decorated, 2 Rolls £0.90
Domestos Extended Germ-Kill Original Bleach with Ctac 2L £1.50
Fairy Original Washing Up Liquid Lemon 780ml £1.50

Edited by: "cmoi" 15th Nov 2015

15th Nov 2015

Might have a look to see if there are any good offers.

Cant remember the other supermarkets but you can get next daydelivery slots for £1 (particular slots)with asda.

15th Nov 2015

but I have prime....why would I pay for delivery???

24th Nov 2015

Bought a few things after clicking into it by accident on amazon. Mostly 2ltr fizzy drinks to deliver to my grandads care home at £1 each. Yes I could have them delivered by supermarket but they're not a oound there at the mo (have sains delivery voucher for the year) so its saving me a lot as I don't drive. I do dislike spending the extra £2.99 but then I'd be sending £20 on a return taxi to get it to him (and i dont need to carry it there either!) So def handy here.

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