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Iceland has revealed the four days left where Christmas delivery slots are open.

The supermarket has opened up Christmas orders and has confirmed there are slots available from 17 December until 20 December.

Iceland is offering anybody who orders over £35 on their Christmas shop free delivery but there is also a way to get £15 off the order, making a £35 shop just £20.

You can sign up to online deals website Topcashback and if you are a new member it is offering £15 to anybody who spends over £35 at Iceland. You can sign up here and you will get £15 returned within 14 days when you spend £35 at Iceland.

In a year when supermarket delivery slots have been difficult to find Christmas deliveries have been booked quickly. Marks and Spencer has closed Christmas deliveries, while Tesco and Sainsbury's have urged shoppers to use the Click and Collect option instead if slots are difficult to find.

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Tesco has increased the number of its delivery slots from 600,000 to 1.5million a week - which is more than double what was available at the start of the coronavirus lockdown. Meanwhile, Sainsbury's says: 'Our Christmas week slots are filling up fast. If you can't see a delivery slot available for the date you'd like, why not try Click & Collect? We've expanded our contactless Click & Collect service to over 300 locations'

Budget supermarkets Aldi and Lidl do not do delivery, while Co-op and Waitrose closed Christmas good shopping orders on 15 December.

Christmas is on the way and after a year dominated by lockdown supermarket delivery slots are being snapped up.

Tesco, Asda and M&S have already warned about limited slots for Christmas supermarket deliveries, while the likes of Iceland have not yet released their delivery slots.

As many people stay at home demand for deliveries is set to be high so if you are looking for a Christmas food delivery now is the time to act.

We have taken a look at every supermarket in the UK and checked for delivery slots.

Iceland

Iceland is offering free Christmas delivery for any orders over £35. You can order from Monday 14 December up to Friday 18 December here.

Delivery slots are available between 6am and 11pm up to 23 December. However, there is a way to get some money off your Iceland Christmas shop.

You can join Topcashback and get £15 off your Iceland Christmas shop. If you spend £35 for the free delivery it will cost you just £20 if you are a new member of Topcashback. You can join here.

M&S

M&S is already warning that due to extremely high demand, there are now limited products and collection slots available. There are still slots but you will have to move quickly.

Slots are available between 22 and 24 December for Christmas and 30 and 31 December for New Year orders. You can also pre-order and pay the balance when you collect in store.

You can check for slots and availability here now.

Asda

Asda has opened its delivery and collection slots for Christmas. The store says: 'Slots sell out fast at this busy time so make sure you book as soon as you can. Once slots are gone, they’re gone!'.

Plus if you have a recurring slot you won't be able to use it between December 19 and January 3, so you'll need to book a new slot during that time period. Then your regular slot will restart automatically after January 3.

To book a slot for Christmas 2020 go to the Asda website here.

Tesco

Tesco's website states: 'We're experiencing high demand for slots around Christmas'.

Currently shoppers can book a click & collect slot or a flexi saver delivery slot, due to high demand.

The supermarket has also given shoppers some tips for stress-free ordering including booking your slot and adding only a few items to checkout to give you more time to make your list. Then once you're ready to finish your order just go back and check out again by 11:45pm on the day before your delivery.

If you've forgotten something don't worry because you can also amend your order as many times as you like, just make sure to check out each time you do.

Finally if there's any Festive Food to Order items in your Christmas basket, you'll need to check them out by 11:45pm on December 14. You can still amend other items that aren't part of Festive Food to Order until 11:45pm on the day before your delivery. But you won't be able to amend a Festive Food to Order item unless you want to remove it completely.

To find out more and to book a click & collect or flexi saver delivery slots go to the Tesco website here.

Sainsbury's

Sainsbury's has opened its delivery and collection slots for December 20-23.

The store is urging customers to plan ahead and beat the rush by securing a slot that's right for them, three weeks in advance.

Then once you've secured a slot you'll need to check out, but you won't be charged for your basket until the day of delivery or collection. You can also amend your basket as many times as you like until 11pm the day before.

To find out more and book a slot go to the Sainsbury's website here.

Morrisons

Shoppers can get a Morrisons same-day delivery throughout December when ordering through Amazon.

The two have teamed up ahead of Christmas and you can book a delivery up to 3pm on December 24 - depending on availability.

They will then resume taking orders from 12pm on Christmas Day for grocery essentials from December 26.

The delivery is free for Prime members, so if you're not already a Prime member you can sign up for a free 30-day trial and take advantage of the Morrisons delivery as well as other Prime benefits including TV and film streaming and next-day delivery on thousands of products.

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To find out more go to the Morrisons page on Amazon here.