WITH just one day left until December 25th, if you’re heading out today to stock up on last minute treats, you’ve come to the right place.
Whilst many of us will still have a few presents and snacks left to buy, if you’re after chocolate treats that are sure to leave your kids impressed, you’ll need to check this out.
One thing is certain – Christmas crackers have come a long way over the years.
But now, there’s one Christmas cracker that’s getting more attention than most.
It’s from Home Bargains and not only is it giant, but it contains 1.7kg of chocolate – yes, you heard that right.
The XL Christmas Cracker isn’t just any old cracker – instead of a rubbish toy and awful joke that ends up in the bin, this festive find is packed with 81 bars of chocolate including Fudge, Flake, Mars, Twirl and more.
It costs £19.99, which might seem expensive to some, but at almost 1.8kg, you’re getting a lot of chocolate.
Not only this, but this cracker contains snack size bars, rather than tiny miniatures that are consumed in just one bite.
If that wasn’t enough, you’ll be pleased to know that this cracker contains a mixture of brands, with family favourites from Mars, Nestle and Cadbury.
The cracker is full with nine 31g Toffee Crisp bars, six 25g Twirl bars and nine 35.5g Snickers bars.
If you’re a fan of Mars, you’ll be pleased to know that there’s nine 33.8g bars of the stuff and if Milky Way is more your thing, you’ll find 12 21.5g bars.
Not only this, but there’s also six 14g Curly Wurly bars, 12 13.5g Fudge bars, six 20g Flakes and 12 11.7g Chomp bars.
The mega cracker has been attracting a lot of attention online, with many shoppers eager to get their hands on the gift.
One user beamed: “Imagine having these on your dinner table.”
What a time to be alive
Home Bargains shopper
Whilst a second chimed in: “My kids are going to absolutely love this.”
Meanwhile, a third beamed: “What a time to be alive.”
Not only this, but someone else penned: “How to get peace and quiet this Christmas.”
However, in a viral post on Facebook, some shoppers weren’t too thrilled about the price of the large cracker.
Very pricey
Facebook user
Many described it as ‘pricey’ and ‘too expensive’.
One person slammed: “£19.99!!!!! I think I’ll pass.”
Another wrote: “Far too expensive.”
And another simply shared: “Very pricey.”
