Christmas gifting season is here, the weeks when every office kitchen ends up with a biscuit tin doing the rounds. No idea who made the tin the unofficial British Christmas present (someone has probably written it down), but well, that’s not today’s topic. Today is about paying less for a good one. The Biscuiteers discount voucher BISC20 takes 20% off hand-iced biscuit tins, gift boxes and baking kits at biscuiteers.com, and it runs through November.
Well, a quick note before the codes. Everything is hand-iced in London, and the brand guarantees its biscuits for at least a month after they arrive. A tin bought now can wait in the cupboard until the big day.
Contents
- 1 This Code Is The Best Saving On The Site Right Now
- 2 The App And Newsletter Offers Step In When The Code Ends
- 3 Pressie Points Give A Straight Saving With No Code Needed
- 4 Some Coupon Pages Still Show Old Dates
- 5 The Gifts Range From Letterbox Treats To Luxe Tins
- 6 The Biscuiteers Discount Voucher Went Through At Checkout
- 7 Biscuits Can’t Come Back, So Order The Tin That Fits
This Code Is The Best Saving On The Site Right Now
Now, coming to the codes. BISC20 is the strongest one running, and it covers the gifts most people come for: tins, gift boxes and baking kits.
It would be unfair to skip the shop’s own welcome offers, because some shoppers will qualify for them. They can’t sit on top of the voucher, though. Only one discount per transaction goes through, so the biggest one wins.
The App And Newsletter Offers Step In When The Code Ends
What if November is over by the time you order? The voucher has a November end date, and the backups come from the brand itself:
- App welcome offer: 15% off a first order placed in the app.
- Newsletter sign-up: 10% off a first order.
Both are first-order deals. On a £55 tin, that works out to £8.25 off through the app or £5.50 through the newsletter, against £11 with BISC20.
Pressie Points Give A Straight Saving With No Code Needed
What if you’ve already had every welcome offer? Pressie Points are the fallback, and they’re about as plain as rewards get. You earn £1 back for every £10 you spend, up to £10 per order. Later, you can spend up to £10 per order. Adding three occasions to your account earns another £5 of Pressie Points.
Points last 90 days, and new points reset the clock. The test checkout promised £5 in points with the code applied, meaning you collect them while using the voucher. Spending them waits for a later order, since a code and points can’t share one. Nothing tricky there.
Some Coupon Pages Still Show Old Dates
Now, a word to the coupon pages ranking for this shop’s codes. One of them still carries a June 2024 date in its title. No hard feelings, but someone searching in November wants a code that works at checkout this week, not a list from two Christmases ago. Google keeps rewarding those pages anyway, and that’s the frustrating part. Trust the saving line at checkout, not the date on a list.
The Gifts Range From Letterbox Treats To Luxe Tins
These aren’t the cheapest way to fill a stocking, and they don’t try to be. Where they win is the hand-iced detail, licensed designs like The Snowman and Paddington, and gifts that post well. Going by UK prices, 20% off works out like this:
| Gift | UK price | At 20% off |
|---|---|---|
| Nutcracker Biscuit Tin | £39.95 | £31.96 |
| The Snowman Biscuit Tin | £42.95 | £34.36 |
| Merry & Bright Luxe Biscuit Tin | £55.00 | £44.00 |
| Advent Luxe Biscuit Tin | £65.00 | £52.00 |
| Feeling Merry Luxury Gift Box | £73.75 | £59.00 |
| DIY Gingerbread House Kit | £38.00 | £30.40 |
Watch the Feeling Merry box. At £59 after the code, it lands a pound under the £60 free delivery line, if that line counts after discounts.
Letterbox biscuits start at £14.95 and fit through the door. Chocolates, macarons, hampers and even dog biscuits fill out the shop, but the voucher targets tins, gift boxes and baking kits. The kitchen handles nuts, and none of the biscuits are gluten free, so check the allergens on each product page. More food gift deals sit in Coupontoaster’s Food & Recipes section, including the Purity Coffee code.
The Biscuiteers Discount Voucher Went Through At Checkout
The featured image shows the test: one Merry & Bright Luxe Biscuit Tin in Gingerbread, run through the US site with a gift message added.
- Tin, $71.00.
- BISC20, minus $14.20.
- Total, $56.80, plus £5 in Pressie Points to come.
- That’s 20% to the cent. On the UK site the same tin is £55, which works out to £44.
To use it, add your tin to the basket, go to checkout, type the code into the “Discount code or gift card” box and press Apply. The saving shows under the item. Shop Pay, PayPal and Google Pay sit at the top. UK delivery costs £3.99 to £4.95 by Royal Mail Tracked or £5.95 for the guaranteed DHL courier. Orders of £60 or more go free next day.
Biscuits Can’t Come Back, So Order The Tin That Fits
By the way, unwanted orders can’t come back, because the biscuits are perishable. You can cancel before an order is packed or shipped, and personalised biscuits aren’t refundable once they’re iced. If a parcel turns up damaged, the brand says it will replace the item without question or credit your account.
Christmas cut-offs matter too. UK orders need to go in before 4pm on Wednesday 23 December. London same-day closes at 1pm on Christmas Eve, and DHL international at 4pm on Friday 18 December. You can pick a delivery date up to six months ahead, so ordering in November doesn’t mean an early arrival.
- Ordering in November, use BISC20.
- New customer after November, try the app’s 15% or the newsletter’s 10%.
- Regular gifter, let Pressie Points build up for the next order.
