Pancake Day 2026: Tasty half‑term pancake bundles for a family brunch at home

Pancake Day is on 17 February this year, right in the middle of half‑term. That makes it a perfect at‑home activity: mix up some batter, get the kids involved, and enjoy a cosy pancake brunch together.
To help you plan, we've put together some info on Pancake Day, the best supermarket bundles, and other ways to save.
What is Pancake Day?
Pancake Day (also called Shrove Tuesday) is the traditional day when people used up ingredients like eggs, milk, and flour before Lent. Today, it’s simply a fun excuse to eat pancakes, and lots of them.
How to make easy pancakes at home
Making pancakes is cheap and kid-friendly, so a great at-home activity for half-term too. You only need a few basics you probably already have in the cupboard:
Plain flour
Eggs
Milk
Sunflower or vegetable oil
If you want a simple, reliable method, the BBC Good Food recipe “Easy pancakes” is a great go‑to.
And if you’d rather skip the mixing, most supermarkets sell ready‑made pancakes or shake-to-make bottles.
Supermarket Pancake Day bundles
Lots of supermarkets are running Pancake Day offers this year. We’ve put together sample bundles so you can see roughly what a pancake brunch might cost.
Each bundle includes:
Three toppings
Fruit
Pancakes or pancake mix
Orange juice
Iceland Pancake Day bundle
Approx. total: £15.95 (or £12 without the ready-made pancakes)
Jif Lemon Juice 100ml – £1 (Buy 2 get 1 free)
Hilltop maple‑flavoured syrup – £2 (Buy 2 get 1 free)
Hilltop clear honey – £1.25 (Buy 2 get 1 free)
Fruit – 3 for £6 (strawberries, blueberries, raspberries)
Smooth orange juice – £1.75 (was £2.00)
Ma Raeburn’s pancakes 600g – £1.15 (half price)
Dutch pancake bites 250g – £1.80 (was £2.30)
St Michel Choco Crêpes – £1 (was £1.50)
Morrisons Pancake Day bundle
Approx. total: £16.50 (or £14.50 without the mix)
Fruit – 3 for £5
Nutella 250g – £2.90 (was £3.20)
Rowse runny honey – £2 (was £3)
Bonne Maman jam – £2.60 (was £3.30)
Pancake shaker mix – £1 each (we’ve included two)
100% smooth orange juice – £2
Don’t forget your More card to earn points.
Asda Pancake Day Bundle
Approx. total: £12.16 (or £10.16 without the mix)
Jif lemon juice 100ml – 60p (Rollback)
Lyle’s golden syrup – £1.24 (Rollback)
Raspberry conserve – £1.75 (Rollback)
Fruit – 2 for £5
Pancake shaker mix – £1 each (we’ve added two)
Smooth orange juice – £1.57
Rollbacks don’t need a loyalty card, but you can still scan Asda Rewards to earn points.
Tesco Pancake Day Bundle
Approx. total: £16.85 (or £14.85 without the mix)
Bonne Maman jam – £2.60 (was £3.30)
Lyle’s golden syrup – £1.40 (was £1.80)
Nutella 350g – £2.90
Pancake shaker mix – £1 each (we’ve included two)
Blueberries – £2.60
Raspberries – £3.25
Pure orange juice – £2.10
Many prices are Clubcard deals, so bring your card.
Sainsbury’s Pancake Day Bundle
Approx. total: £14.50 (or £12.50 without the mix)
Bonne Maman hazelnut chocolate spread – £2.90 with Nectar
Golden syrup – £2
Jif lemon juice – 75p with Nectar
Pancake shaker mix – £1 with Nectar
Strawberries – £2.50
Raspberries – £2.25
Orange juice – £2.10
Most offers use Nectar Prices, so scan your card at checkout.
Save even more on your pancake bundles with PlusSave
If you’re a thinkmoney SmartPlus customer, you can save more on your Pancake Day shop with PlusSave^. The discounted gift card offers with PlusSave typically stack on top of any existing loyalty card offers, so you get extra value for money.
Here’s what’s on offer currently at PlusSave:
4% off your spend at Tesco
4% off your spend at Asda
3.25% off your spend at Sainsbury’s
3% off your spend at Morrisons
3% off your spend at Iceland
All you have to do is log in to your thinkmoney app, tap PlusSave, and then buy a discounted gift card for a retailer of your choice.
^Offers are subject to change and may vary. Check the thinkmoney app for the latest offers.
Top tips – shopping for pancake day 2026
Most bundles come out within a few pounds of each other, so choose based on your favourite toppings.
Batter mixes are cheap and easy if you don’t want to make pancakes from scratch, and there are lots of ready-made pancakes which are also widely discounted.
Each supermarket focuses on different deals: big brands, fruit, or own-label; it’s worth typing in “pancake day” in the search bar of your favourite supermarket website to see the full range of deals.
And don’t forget your loyalty card; many offers require one, and you’ll earn points even if they don’t, which makes it easier to save down the line.

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