M&S has disclosed the official launch date for its Christmas Food to Order service, and it is set to debut earlier than expected on September 23. This service enables customers to pre-book and pay for their Christmas dinner and other festive food items in advance for later collection.

The upscale retailer has unveiled more than 90 “magical masterpieces” for the ultimate Christmas feast, as shared on their Instagram account. While M&S has introduced its 2025 Christmas range featuring a variety of new and traditional treats, other supermarkets have yet to announce their Christmas delivery slot opening dates.

Among the highlights of the new M&S Christmas range is the introduction of an American twist with the peanut butter and jelly munch tin priced at £10 for 544g. The tin includes a blend of chocolate peanut butter cups, fruit jellies, pretzels, chocolate-coated popcorn, caramel peanuts, and white chocolate malt balls.

Additionally, the lineup features smaller 40g munch mix packs in nutty chocolate and orange, as well as peanut, chocolate, and caramel flavors. Returning favorites for this year include pistachio gnomes, peppermint bark, and the popular gingerbread and white chocolate cookies.

Notably, Marmite has made its way into two sweet products this year, including the pecan and salted caramel blondies and a caramel sauce with Marmite, priced at £5 and £3 respectively. The store has also introduced a peanut butter and jelly spread and hot maple syrup for £3.50 and £5 respectively.

Shoppers who have previously praised the M&S cookies on social media are eager for their return, with one describing them as “one of the best supermarket cookies we’ve ever had.” Love it or hate it, the Marmite-infused products are expected to spark discussions in households this holiday season.