
Morrisons is marking National Burger Day on August 27 with a week‑long price cut that puts a classic beef patty pack at just £2.63 each, according to the retailer’s latest circular.
Discounted patties and price cuts
The 25% discount applies to a range of British‑ and Scotch‑sourced items, including a four‑pack of Quarter Pounders and a six‑pack of standard beef patties. The base price of a four‑pack was £3.50, now listed at £2.63.
Another offering features a six‑pack of regular beef items, reduced from £5.00 to £3.75. A leaner 5% fat option drops from £4.50 to £3.38. Shoppers can mix and match to suit the size of their gathering.
These cuts translate to a per‑person cost of roughly £1.35 when a family of four pairs the meat with the store’s own bun, a calculation supplied in the promotion sheet.
Sauces and buns on sale
Complementary condiments are also listed at reduced rates. A 450‑gram jar of brown sauce costs 88 pence, while the same size of tomato ketchup is priced at 71 pence. Both mayonnaise variants sit at 95 pence each.
The bun, a six‑pack of large white baps, falls from £1.50 to £1.00. Freshly baked in‑store, the bread completes the set for a modest outlay.
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For shoppers who prefer a sharper note, a 185‑gram jar of Dijon mustard is available for 45 pence, adding a tangy option without inflating the bill.
For families, the reduced price means a full meal can be assembled for under £5 per person, easing the strain on summer entertaining budgets. The promotion also nudges casual diners toward trying the chain’s own sauce line, which might otherwise sit at a higher price point.
The discount period runs from Monday 24 August through Sunday 30 August, with the offers visible in all Morrisons stores across the United Kingdom. No online exclusivity is mentioned; shoppers must visit a physical location to claim the deals.
All items listed are subject to stock availability, and the promotion’s fine print notes that prices were matched on 21 August 2026. The retailer’s statement does not specify whether the offers apply to pre‑packed or freshly prepared versions, leaving some ambiguity for customers.
In a flat statement, the promotional flyer lists the following: Quarter Pounder four‑pack £2.63, Scotch Quarter Pounder four‑pack £2.63, beef six‑pack £3.75, 5% beef four‑pack £3.38, brown sauce £0.88, Dijon mustard £0.45, mayonnaise £0.95, ketchup £0.71, large white baps £1.00.
