Shoppers race to local supermarket to snap up outdoor kids toys, including a £20 sandpit bench & £25 basketball stand
Plus, the Jellycat dupes at Morrisons
TOY STORY Shoppers race to local supermarket to snap up outdoor kids toys, including a £20 sandpit bench & £25 basketball stand
SUMMER is coming and if you are looking to make the most of your family's garden you may wish to head to Morrisons.
The supermarket is selling a whole range of fun-filled toys, and they start from a purse-friendly £17.
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Morrions is selling a wooden bench for £20 which is also a sandpit
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They also have a basketball stand for £25
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A shopper shared photos to the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK of the outdoor items they spotted in their local store.
One of the biggest bargains was a three-in-one wooden bench set which comes with a sandpit and costs just £20.
Next up was a basketball stand which looks perfect for any budding sports fans, which costs just £25.
One of the cheapest items they shared was a JCB ride-on mini tractor, which costs £17.
She also spotted a mini trampoline that could keep kids entertained for hours for just £24.
Finally, the shopper raved about a £65 Mookie playhouse for the garden or inside the house.
Many parents seemed keen to snap up the items ahead of summer.
One person shared: 'The bench is cool.'
Another added: 'Let's get the garden ready!'
And a third commented: 'we need to go in here.'
B&M launches their children's outdoor range which is perfect for summer - there's a £2 bargain that'll easily keep the kids entertained
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You can pick up a trampoline for £24
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Morrisons shoppers can also snap up a £17 ride-on tractor
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There is also a playhouse for indoor or outdoor for £65
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Last month, Morrisons shoppers spotted Jellycat dupes on the shelves at the supermarket from £2.50.
The Jellycat Amuseables Sports Basketball normally retails for £45.
For just £3, Morrisons shoppers could nab any one of the sports balls including footballs, rugby balls and basketballs.
There are also Plush Soft Bouncy Balls available in the same style for 50p less.
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The supermarket chain revealed the new toys just in time for the Easter holidays
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It is always best to phone ahead to avoid disappointment due to stock levels.
Amy Crowther, Buying Manager at Morrisons, said: 'Our Jellycat dupes offer unbelievable savings for our customers, meanwhile our Ollie & Grace wooden toy range has been so popular with our littlest of shoppers, we're excited to be extending it to include brand new items and Easter themed products.
"Our latest range is available just in time for the upcoming Easter break and is perfect for keeping children entertained, whilst developing their creativity and curiosity – hopefully in the garden on a sunny day.'
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