MORiSH discount codes and vouchers

What does MORiSH sell?

Seaweed snacks, for now. The core range is five flavours of 4g crispy seaweed thins (organic olive oil, organic sea salt, avocado oil, sesame oil and shiitake), alongside a 25g air-dried steak in the style of biltong and 25g packs of sea salt pork chicharrónes. In October 2026 the steak, the chicharrónes, the single and five-pack seaweed options and the mixed seaweed bundle were all marked sold out, with the steak tagged "coming soon", so in practice the shop was selling seaweed by the case. The recipes are short: the olive oil thins are roughly half organic extra virgin olive oil and half organic seaweed, with sea salt and vitamin E to keep them fresh, and the avocado oil version follows the same pattern.

How much do MORiSH snacks cost?

Multipacks are where the price makes sense. In October 2026 a single 4g seaweed pack was listed at £1.50 and a five-pack at £6, while the 20-pack (£18) and 30-pack (£27) both work out at 90p a pack, 40% less than buying singles. The meat snacks were listed at £3 for a 25g steak pouch or £30 for 12, and £2 for a 25g chicharrónes pack or £16 for ten. A 4g sheet of seaweed is a light nibble rather than a filling snack, so by weight it costs far more than crisps. The case for buying is the ingredient list and the dietary labels, not volume.

Who are MORiSH snacks for?

People who avoid gluten, eat low-carb or plant-based, or want a savoury snack with few ingredients. The FAQ says every snack is gluten free and dairy free. The seaweed carries The Vegan Society's trademark, the organic flavours are certified by the Organic Food Federation, and the beef carries the Gluten-Free Certification Organization's mark. The steak is made near London from British, Irish and non-UK grass-fed beef, and the chicharrónes are made in Staffordshire from EU pork, fried in pork fat. The seaweed contains none of the main allergens but is made on equipment that also handles soya and sesame oil. MORiSH was started by Nici, who retrained in nutritional therapy after a health scare, and Roger, a former stock trader. It's an accredited Living Wage employer and a pending B Corp, and says it will apply for full certification once it has traded for more than a year.

How do delivery and returns work?

Orders of £30 or more get free standard delivery to UK mainland addresses. Below that, standard delivery costs £3.99 and takes two to three working days, and next day costs £4.99. Orders placed before midday on a working day leave the same day with EVRi, DPD or APC Overnight, and remote parts of Scotland and offshore islands take three to five working days. There's no delivery to Northern Ireland, which the brand puts down to import duty, or abroad. Unopened snacks in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days for a refund minus the delivery fee, with the buyer paying return postage. Damaged or wrong items need reporting with photos within 36 hours of delivery, and MORiSH replaces them. The brand promises at least 30 days of shelf life on arrival.

How can you pay less at MORiSH?

Buying by the case, clearing the delivery threshold and the first-order sign-up discount all help. A single 30-pack at £27 sits just under the £30 free-delivery line, so it carries the £3.99 charge on its own, while two 20-packs (£36) clear it. Email sign-ups get 15% off a first order, and the codes and deals on this page cover the rest. Checkout takes PayPal, Apple Pay and Klarna, and gift cards start at £10.

What do customers say about MORiSH?

MORiSH had 4.4 out of 5 on Trustpilot from 19 reviews in October 2026, all from the past year, so it's a small sample. Reviewers mostly mention quick delivery, the flavour, the short ingredient lists and the snacks being safe for coeliacs. The one critical review, two stars in August 2026, found them bland and messy, saying the seaweed breaks easily and the pork had hard, unpopped pieces.