SHOPPERS are rushing to B&M for an all new flavour of popcorn that has just graced the shelves.
The bargain retailer is currently selling Chupa Chups‘ iconic signature popcorn – for just £1.
One savvy shopper took to a couponing and bargains page on social media to share the news, and low price, much to the joy of Chupa Chups fans.
One Facebook user was quick to exclaim: “It’s delicious.”
At the end of 2023, Chupa Chups launched its new lollipop flavoured popcorn in Carrefour supermarket across France and Spain.
Their iconic, sweet, signature lollipop flavours – including apple, strawberry, and cola – have been combined with premium air-popped popcorn to bring you these colourful treats.
A spokesperson for United Food and Beverage Group said: “Either during big birthday celebrations or intimate family TV nights.
“We are there together with iconic flavoured Chupa Chups popcorn, to celebrate true joy.
“We are enthusiastic about this great collaboration between partners that share the same values; bringing tasteful and joyful moments to families and friends across the world.”
While the Manager of the Global Confectionery Group added: “We are very excited at the prospect of CRNCH Popcorn Concepts.
“Offering the fans of our brand many moments of joy and fun with every crunch of this popcorn that is so skilfully glazed in the long-time, fan favourite flavours of Chupa Chups.”
Since its launch in Europe, the lollipop flavoured popcorn have taken consumers by storm – and finally made their debut in the UK.
The retailer is renowned for their bargain buys, and many social media users have started sharing their hauls online.
Earlier this year, one man nabbed a huge haul of food for just £1.20.
Alongside the picture of the bargain buys, Anthony French wrote: “Another good early morning B&M 10p item haul. £1.20 total!”
Anthony managed to get his hands on two loaves of Warburtons fruit loaf, which had been reduced down from £1.80 to only 10p each.
He also got two packs of Walls pork and pickle pies, which were slashed from £1.40 to only 10p a pack, two packs of plain chicken breast slices and a pack of chicken tikka breast slices, all of which were 10p each from £1.25.
Anthony also got himself some super sweet treats too – as he picked up a tiramisu dessert, which was slashed from £2.60 to just 10p, and four packs of Gu salted caramel cheesecakes, which were once £2.50 a pack, but were now only 10p each.
What should have cost Anthony £22.75 actually set him back a mere £1.20, saving him a staggering £21.55.
Chocolate fans have also been sprinting to their nearest B&M to get their hands on a famous chocolate bar that is soon to be discontinued.
While other bargain hunters have raced to nab wireless bluetooth headphones, that were reduced down to just 10p.
