A major supermarket is selling a 1L bottle of Baileys for under £10 – but you need to be quick

JUST in time for Christmas, a major supermarket has slashed the price of a 1L bottle of Baileys for under £10.

But you’ll need to be quick if you want to grab one – the offer ends on Sunday, December 18.

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Morrisons has slashed the price of its one litre bottle of Baileys from £22 to just £9.99.

The discount is available both in stores and online – but make sure to factor in delivery costs if you’re ordering home.

You’ll be able to find the offer in all stores nationwide – so make sure to look up the Morrisons store locator if you don’t know where your local one is.

However, you’ll only be able to claim one bottle per person, so you’ll need to head elsewhere if you’re looking to stock up.

Apart from anything else, it’s always good to browse around other supermarkets in case you find a bargain elsewhere.

You can use tools like Google Shopping to compare prices, or download the Latest Deals app to search items and find where they’re cheaper.

Having a look at the price of 1L Baileys bottles elsewhere, Tesco sells them for £16 each.

Of course, there may be Clubcard deals available nearer Christmas, so keep an eye out.

Meanwhile, Sainsbury’s sells them for £13 down from £22, and it looks like you can buy more than one for that price unlike Morrisons.

But Asda’s priced theirs at £10, down from £13 – again useful if you’re needing to stock up by a few.

And to compare these prices to bargain retailers, we spotted bottles on sale at B&M for £11.99.

You can also pick up a 700ml Baileys Tiramisu edition for £15.99 from B&M alongside other Baileys gift sets – it’s best to browse on its website if you’re interested.

To compare, Tesco has the Tiramisu bottle for £17, and we could only find small 70cl version elsewhere.

But as for Morrisons, this isn’t the only deal they’ve offered in recent months.

One shopper last month found hundreds of bargains in the reduced section at her local Morrisons.

The reduced items included nappies down by almost a fiver and a lunch box costing just 50p.

These deals were only available in one store in Blackpool though, so you won’t be guaranteed the same elsewhere, but you should still check to see if your local branch has anything worthwhile reduced.

Shops will reduce prices on various items for various reasons, like if they’re trying to clear stock.

Which can see prices decrease by over £20, for example, Tesco has been clearing toys just in time for Christmas.

This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk