With Burns night taking place this week, we take a look at what deals are available at the main supermarkets.
From discounts on whisky to bargain haggis, here's what's on offer from Aldi, Lidl, Morrisons, Asda, Tesco and Sainsbury's this Burns night.
To help celebrate Burns night, Asda, working alongside its local suppliers has everything you need to create your own Burns Supper, offering a range of traditional Scottish products, including a veggie haggis.
Burns night highlights include: Simon Howie original haggis, £2; Asda turnip, 47p; Asda sweet and tender carrot and swede, 54p; Asda marris piper potatoes, 2kg bag, two for £3 and Bell's blended scotch, £15.97.
Find out more via the Asda website.
Celebrate Burns Night on the 25 January with a selection of Scottish favourites for everyone to enjoy.
From Haggis and hearty soups, to stunning table centrepieces and classic staples, Morrisons has Burns Night covered with a range of offers available throughout January.
Deals include:
Find out more via the Morrisons website.
The UK’s cheapest supermarket once again proves that special occasions can be celebrated at every budget.
Aldi is helping households mark Burns night with a traditional haggis, neeps and tatties supper for just £3.77 for four people - that’s just £0.95 per person.
Perfect for family gatherings or last-minute Burns plans, the budget-friendly feast includes all the essentials of a classic Scottish supper including Frasrers haggis at £2.09; Scottish white potatoes, £1.19 for 2.5kg and swede for 49p.
If you’re looking for a bit of luxury this Burns night, Aldi is also selling a Specially Selected Wagyu chieftain haggis for £5.99. Made with wagyu beef for a richer flavour, it’s in Aldi stores now.
Shoppers can also top up their Burns night spread with a wide range of crowd-pleasing extras. From traditional favourites to fun twists on Scottish classics, Aldi’s Burns Night range has something to suit every taste and table.
Aldi’s Burns Night range includes:
Fresh from being named Which?’s Cheapest Supermarket of 2025, Aldi is championing locally sourced Scottish food with unbeatable value this Burns Night.
Aldi’s Burns Night range is available across all 112 Aldi stores in Scotland, while stocks last.
For those of us looking to raise a cost-friendly dram to the Bard this Burns Night, look no further than Lidl’s whisky collection.
The discount supermarket has a range of whiskies on sale for just over £18 including 3-year-old Balmuir blended Scotch (£18.20), the Ben Bracken Highland, Islay and Speyside whiskies (£18.49 each) and the Abrachan peated blended whisky at £18.69.
For food, Lidl also has haggis, neeps and tatties at the following prices.
Look out for Donald & Sons haggis at £1.49, McKinlay's mashed vegetables for £1.49 along with McKinlay's Scottish mashed potato for 89p and an entire bag of Blonde Bella Potatoes for £1.19 (1.5kg).
All products are available at Lidl’s stores across Scotland while stocks last. Find out more here.
Tesco also have money off Simon Howie's original haggis, if you have a Clubcard. It's £2.25, down from £2.75.
There are also deals on whisky, ideal for toasting the haggis.
Sainsbury's have deals on meat and veggie haggis, with Simon Howie's original and veggie haggis on offer at £2.25 and a 400g Mcsween haggis at £2.50.
Potatoes are priced matched to Aldi, and are £1.32 for 2kg.
For drinks, there Tamnavulin Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky Double Cask 70cl for £24.50; The Glenlivet Founder's Reserve Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70cl for £26 and Tullibardine Sovereign Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70cl for £24.50.
All discounts are with a Nectar card. Find out more via the Sainsbury's website.
