'Never seen such good reductions in B&M', people rave as men show off 10 cent purchases

PEOPLE are left completely baffled after a man swallowed a huge amount of food for just £1.20 – yes, you heard that right.

So if you thought you couldn't love B&M more than you already do, it's time to listen.

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Recently we've seen shoppers scrambling to B&M, eager to get their hands on discounted purchases.

Bargain hunters rushed to get their hands on Bluetooth wireless headphones, which were reduced to just 10 cents, while chocolate fans sprinted to get their hands on a famous soon-to-be-discontinued chocolate bar.

But now one man has shared his huge haul of discounted treats, leaving many open-mouthed.

A savvy shopper was left completely baffled while browsing the aisles of his local B&M when he spotted food that had been discounted.

But he didn't see the food in the aisle with the soups, chips, chocolates and candies. Instead, he found his bargains in the refrigerators, a section that many shoppers often forget to check.

Excited by his finds, Anthony French took to social media to warn other shoppers.

Post on Yellow Sticker Societya private Facebook group with a whopping 202,900 members, Anthony shared a get it of his food transport, which cost him just £1.20 in total.

Alongside the photo of the bargains, Anthony wrote: “Another good morning delivery of B&M items worth 10p. Total £1.20!”

Luckily for Anthony, he managed to get his hands on two loaves of Warburtons fruit bread, which had been reduced from £1.80 to just 10p each.

He also got two packs of Walls pork and pickle pies, which were reduced from £1.40 to just 10p a pack.

But that's not all, he's also stocked up on meat – he picked up two packs of plain chicken breast slices, as well as a pack of chicken tikka breast slices, all costing 10p each from £1.25.

Anthony also got himself some super sweet treats when he bought a tiramisu dessert, which was reduced from £2.60 to just 10p.

And if that wasn't enough, the savvy shopper picked up four packs of Gu salted caramel cheesecakes, which once cost £2.50 each but now cost just 10p each.

What should have cost Anthony £22.75 actually set him back just £1.20, saving him a whopping £21.55.

Social media users were left stunned by Anthony's massive booty, with many taking to the comments to express their views.

One person said: “That's fantastic! Well done!”

Another said: “Well done.”

A third commented: “Well done, honestly I've never seen such a cut from B&M.”

While someone else simply wrote: “Nice!”

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