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Chantelle Symester

Amazon giving shoppers £40 off first Amazon Fresh grocery orders all this month

Amazon is giving cash-strapped shoppers a helping hand by offering all first time Amazon Fresh users £40 off.

Shoppers can claim the discount when ordering £120 or more groceries from the online giant using the GET40 promo code.

The handy deal is running all throughout January to help all Amazon Prime customers looking to save pennies on food and household essentials this month.

If you're not planning to spend that much on your first food shop of the year don't worry, Amazon is also rolling out smaller discounts on smaller spends too until midnight on 31 January.

But each customer can only claim the deal once, so it's worth doing a bigger shop to get more money off your order.

Shoppers spending £60 can save £20 using the GET20 voucher code or £30 off a £90 spend using the GET30 code.

How does it work?

Fresh on demand is a great addition to the premium Prime service and gives shoppers access to everyday essentials from major retailers like Morrisons, Booths and Whole Foods.

The Fresh on demand service will set Amazon Prime shoppers back £2.99 for delivery per order or Prime users can sign up for monthly fresh on demand add on for £3.99 instead.

Amazon Prime offers a plethora of services from same-day delivery to unlimited music, TV and films streaming, all for a set monthly fee.

Annual membership costs £79, but there is also the option to pay £7.99 a month instead, both options can be canceled at any time throughout the subscription.

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