Morrisons’ £9.97 Meat Pack Is Back for the Bank Holiday

Morrisons has brought its £9.97meat pack back in time for the August bank holiday weekend, giving shoppers another chance to pick up 1.8kg of mixed fresh meat for under £10.

The Morrisons Market Street Bundle contains burgers, sausages, pork loin steaks and beef sizzle steaks, with Morrisons stating that orders are available from Saturday the 29th of August. At £9.97 for 1.8kg, the current online price works out at £5.54 per kg.

Morrisons has run versions of this bundle around previous bank holidays, and it received plenty of attention when I covered it earlier in the summer. This time, I’d look beyond the barbecue branding, because you’re effectively buying a mixed pack of fresh meat that can be divided between several meals if you don’t fancy standing over a barbecue.

That can make it more useful than treating the whole 1.8kg bundle as food for a single bank holiday gathering.

What’s in the Morrisons £9.97 BBQ meat pack?

The current Morrisons meat pack contains 22 individual pieces of meat with a combined listed weight of 1.8kg. Morrisons currently shows the bundle at £9.97, equivalent to £5.54 per kg, and identifies it as a new Market Street product. The product listing was checked on the 28th of August.

You get:

• 6 burgers

• 8 pork sausages

• 4 pork loin steaks

• 4 beef sizzle steaks
  

That’s the same broad mix that made the previous version useful for far more than simply filling a barbecue. You could divide the pack between several meals, particularly if you have freezer space and the individual products you receive are suitable for home freezing. Always check the use-by date and storage instructions on the packs themselves before freezing fresh meat.

When can you buy the Morrisons BBQ meat pack?

Morrisons says the £9.97 bundle is available for orders from Saturday the 29th of August. That puts it on sale at the start of the bank holiday weekend, with the summer bank holiday in England and Wales falling on Monday the 31st of August. Morrisons doesn’t currently give a final promotional date on the product page, but I'd expect it to end on the 31st August, as the deal normally ends at the end of the bank holiday.

If you’re making a special journey specifically for the bundle, it’s worth checking the live Morrisons product page first. Availability can differ between online shopping and individual stores, particularly with short-term promotional products. The product page currently shows a typical life of at least one day plus the delivery day for online orders.

Is there a limit on how many packs you can buy?

Yes, Morrisons currently states a maximum of two £9.97 meat packs per customer for online orders. Two bundles would therefore cost £19.94 and give you 3.6kg of mixed meat, assuming both packs contain the current advertised 1.8kg quantity. The published restriction specifically appears on the online listing, so I wouldn’t assume the same limit necessarily applies at every physical store, it normally doesnt.

You don’t have to use it for a barbecue

In the past its been referred to as a BBQ meat pack, which makes sense for a bank holiday promotion, but that doesn’t mean the contents have to be eaten at one barbecue, and thats probably for the best being the weather isn't looking good! The burgers, sausages and steaks can all be worked into everyday meals, which gives you considerably more choice if the weather doesn’t cooperate or you’re simply buying the bundle because the price works for your household.

The burgers could be broken up and used as mince for dishes such as chilli, pasta sauce or tacos, while the pork sausages could go into sausage pasta, casseroles or toad in the hole. The pork loin steaks can be sliced for stir-fries or wraps, while the thinner beef sizzle steaks can work in fajitas, noodles or steak sandwiches. Thinking about what you’ll actually cook before buying the pack is a better way to judge its value than simply looking at the number of items.

That was part of what interested me about the original offer when Morrisons ran it previously. The barbecue label can make it look like a very seasonal purchase, yet the contents are essentially ingredients that can be split up and incorporated into ordinary family meals. If you have space to store them safely, that gives the £9.97 bundle much more flexibility.

Is the Morrisons £9.97 meat pack good value?

At the advertised price, the simplest comparison is £9.97 for 1.8kg, or £5.54 per kg across the entire bundle. Whether that represents good value for your household depends on whether you’d normally buy all four types of meat and whether you’ll use them before they spoil. Morrisons itself displays the £5.54 per kg unit price on the current product listing.

I previously compared the individual components with the bundle price when this promotion ran earlier in the year, but I wouldn’t carry those old individual prices into this update. Supermarket prices change, so an old percentage saving could give a misleading impression of what you’d save today. The current £5.54 per kg figure gives you something much more useful to compare with whichever individual meat products you would actually buy.

Unit pricing is particularly useful with supermarket bundles because the large number of pieces can make an offer look better than it really is. If your normal sausages, burgers or other meat cost less per kg and you don’t particularly want the steaks, buying your usual products may still be the cheaper option. The bundle makes the most sense where the mix fits meals you already intend to make.

Do you need a Morrisons More Card?

The current £9.97 listing isn’t displayed as a More Card Price, so there’s no indication on the product page that a Morrisons More Card is required to get the advertised bundle price. If you already have a More Card, it’s still worth scanning it when you shop because Morrisons now awards More Points on purchases and also runs personalised offers through the scheme.

Morrisons currently awards 5 More Points on every qualifying product when a member scans their card, and reaching 5,000 points can generate a £5 More Fiver. Personalised offers and More Card Prices are separate from the £9.97 headline price shown for this particular bundle.

Morrisons has other BBQ meat offers running too

If the contents of the £9.97 pack don’t suit your household, it’s worth comparing it with the supermarket’s wider Buy 3 For £10 deal on meat and fish rather than automatically buying the bundle.

The items included in that offer could work better if you’d rather choose three packs of products you know will get eaten.

Prices and participating lines can change, but the 3 For £10 deal is advertised to be available until 15/09/2026

Don’t let a £9.97 deal turn into a £50 trolley

Deals like this are designed to get shoppers thinking about the wider occasion, particularly around a bank holiday when burger buns, sauces, drinks, snacks and other extras can quickly find their way into the trolley. You can still make the promotion work in your favour by deciding what you need before going into the shop and comparing the extras rather than treating the meat saving as permission to spend more elsewhere.

This is particularly relevant now Morrisons has also introduced its wider Unbeatable Prices scheme across more than 500 selected products. I’ve looked separately at how Morrisons Unbeatable Prices works and whether it really makes your shop cheaper, including the important exclusions around competitor loyalty prices and promotions.

If you’re doing a larger bank holiday shop, use the £9.97 bundle as one product within the trolley rather than assuming the rest of Morrisons will automatically be cheaper as well. Comparing unit prices on the more expensive parts of your shop can make a much bigger difference than chasing small reductions on things you weren’t planning to buy.

Can you get cashback on the Morrisons BBQ meat pack?

I wouldn’t build this deal around cashback because there isn’t currently a JamDoughnut Morrisons option to stack on top of it. If you’re ordering online, TopCashback and Quidco are still worth checking for any live Morrisons offers before you complete the order, but only use a cashback route where the purchase genuinely qualifies and the underlying price remains competitive.

Cashback offers can appear, disappear or exclude existing grocery customers, so I’m deliberately not quoting a percentage here without a confirmed live offer. Treat any cashback you find as an extra rather than part of the £9.97 deal itself.

What about Morrisons Unbeatable Prices?

The £9.97 meat pack shouldn’t be confused with Morrisons’ new Unbeatable Prices scheme. That programme covers more than 500 selected products that Morrisons compares with Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Asda, while the Market Street bundle is being sold as its own promotional product.

The distinction matters because an “Unbeatable Price” has a specific set of comparison rules, while a bank holiday meat promotion doesn’t carry the same promise. You can read my full Morrisons Unbeatable Prices guide if you’re planning a larger supermarket shop and want to understand exactly what Morrisons does and doesn’t compare.

For the meat pack itself, the decision is much simpler. Check whether you’ll use the burgers, sausages and steaks, compare £5.54 per kg with what you’d normally buy, and check availability before making a special trip. If those numbers work for your household, the pack is available from the 29th of August and the current online limit is two per customer.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Morrisons BBQ meat pack?

The Morrisons BBQ meat pack currently costs £9.97 for 1.8kg of mixed meat. Morrisons lists the unit price as £5.54 per kg.

What’s included in the Morrisons £9.97 meat pack?

The current pack contains 6 burgers, 8 pork sausages, 4 pork loin steaks and 4 beef sizzle steaks. That gives you 22 pieces of meat with a combined advertised weight of 1.8kg.

When is the Morrisons BBQ meat pack available?

Morrisons says the pack is available for orders from Saturday the 29th of August. The current product page doesn’t publish an end date.

Is there a limit on the Morrisons £9.97 meat pack?

Yes, the online product page states a maximum of two packs per customer. Morrisons doesn’t state on that page whether the same restriction applies in every physical store.

Do I need a Morrisons More Card for the £9.97 meat pack?

The current product listing doesn’t show £9.97 as a More Card Price, so there’s no indication that membership is required for the advertised bundle price. More Card members can still scan their card for eligible points and personalised offers.

Can I freeze the Morrisons BBQ meat pack?

Check the individual storage and freezing instructions on the products you receive before freezing them. The current online listing identifies the bundle as fresh and gives it a typical product life of at least one day plus the delivery day.

Is the Morrisons BBQ meat pack available online?

Yes. Morrisons currently lists the 1.8kg bundle through its online grocery service, with orders available from the 29th of August and a maximum of two per customer.