B&M shoppers rushing to buy ‘adorable’ Christmas essential they ‘need in their life’
B&M shoppers have been raving about this “adorable” festive essential.
The bargain store is selling a glittery penguin ornament for just £15.
B&M shared the decoration on its Instagram page this week.
It posted a photo of the cute ornament sitting on shelves in store.
Along with the photo, B&M said: “Isn’t this glittery penguin the most adorable thing you’ve ever seen?!
“Perfect for popping under the Christmas Tree to add an extra bit of sparkle to your home, for just £15!
“Who else has fallen in love with this little one?!”
Shoppers were quick to comment.
One said: “I haven’t even got my Christmas tree up yet. I think I need this penguin.”
While another said: “I have this, he’s sooo cute.”
But some customers did say they haven’t been able to find one at their local B&M.
One commented: “I’ve been to a local B&M after following your Insta and was extremely disappointed that what’s been on Insta wasn’t in store.”
If you fancy yourself one but can’t find one in store, there are alternatives – we couldn’t see the item on the B&M website.
Amazon is selling penguin ornaments for £11.99, that comes with three so could be better value for money.
Unfortunately, even if you have Amazon Prime, which costs £7.99 a month and gets you free delivery, you’ll still have to pay to get the item sent to you.
The website said delivery will cost £4.99.
The Range is selling a “couple” Christmas penguin set for £3.99 – down from £7.99.
If you’re ordering online make sure to factor in delivery costs.
Do always keep an eye out for better deals we may have missed – there is never a bad time to bag a bargain.
As we get closer to the big day prices might go down as well as shops begin to clear their stock.
It always pays to compare prices so you know you’re getting the best deal.
Prices can also vary day to day what deals are on at the time and remember you might pay for delivery if you’re ordering online.
You can compare prices on websites like Google shopping.
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