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Free Kellogg’s Breakfasts Return to Morrisons Cafés for UK Summer Holidays
Kellogg’s and Morrisons are offering free cereal breakfasts at cafés across the UK through 6 September, with fruit and a choice of dairy or non-dairy milk.
Families across the UK can currently claim a free Kellogg’s breakfast at Morrisons cafés during the summer school holidays. The offer, announced by Kellogg’s and Morrisons, runs from 29 June to 6 September 2026 and is available at Morrisons cafés nationwide.
The practical detail matters: the breakfast is available to both children and adults, can be claimed every day during the offer period, and is limited to one breakfast per customer per day. Customers are asked to say “Kellogg’s Breakfast” at the café till.
What the free breakfast includes
The offer consists of a small cereal portion, milk or a milk alternative, and one piece of fruit. Customers can choose between a 24g portion of Corn Flakes or a 22g portion of Rice Krispies. The breakfast comes with 125ml of dairy milk or a milk alternative, plus an apple or banana.
- One portion of Corn Flakes or Rice Krispies
- 125ml of dairy milk or a milk alternative
- One apple or banana
- One breakfast per customer per day
The announcement says the offer is available all day, Monday to Sunday, during the stated summer period. It also lists later school-holiday windows: 12 October to 1 November 2026 and 21 December 2026 to 3 January 2027. Availability is subject to the published terms and the café being open.
Why this is useful now
School holidays can make household food budgets harder to manage because children are eating at home more often and term-time breakfast provision is paused. The companies’ announcement says the initiative is intended to provide a simple breakfast option during that gap, rather than to promote a new food product.
The same release cites research conducted by Obsurvant among 2,000 UK adults in June 2026. It reports that 54% of parents felt financial pressure during the summer break and that 48% had skipped a meal because of financial pressures. Those figures come from research commissioned for the announcement, not from government statistics, so they should be read as context for the campaign rather than as a general estimate of every UK household.
For readers who are already visiting Morrisons, the offer is straightforward to use: check that the local café is open, ask for the named breakfast at the till, and confirm the serving options before collecting it. There is no need to plan a recipe or buy extra ingredients, which may make the offer useful for a quick breakfast during a busy holiday morning.
Check allergens before ordering
The current Morrisons café allergen guide lists the promotional Corn Flakes and Rice Krispies portions under the breakfast offer and identifies barley for both cereals. It also lists milk and soya milk alternatives in the same section.
Anyone with a food allergy, intolerance or dietary restriction should ask café staff to confirm the current ingredients and preparation information before ordering. Do not rely on the cereal name alone: recipes, suppliers and café procedures can change, and the guide itself notes that customers should request the latest information when needed.
A modest offer with clear limits
This is a limited free-food offer tied to Morrisons cafés, not a nationwide replacement for school meals or a general supermarket promotion. It is also not a CookingScope product test: there is no independent assessment of taste, nutrition, portion adequacy or value in this report.
The useful takeaway is narrower. If you are in the UK during the current summer holiday period, a Morrisons café may provide one free cereal-and-fruit breakfast per customer each day until 6 September. Check the dates, ask for the offer by name, and review the allergen information before eating.