B&M shoppers are seeing retro sweets on the shelves as they make a triumphant comeback
SHOPPERS are rushing to B&M for a retro children's sweet in the making an unexpected comeback.
The value retailer is currently selling Millions family favorite fusion mini bites – in a brand new strawberry and bubble gum flavour.
The sweets were discontinued in Britain and, much to the dismay of fans, could only be purchased in America for a number of years.
Many Brits ordered them from abroad, which cost them an average of £4.49, excluding shipping costs.
Now an eagle-eyed shopper has spotted the sweets' big return and taken to Newfoodsuk's Facebook page to share the news and low price – much to the delight of millions of fans.
One Facebook user wrote: “Oh my god, this sounds banging!”
A second described them as: “If beauty were a person.”
While another simply added: “I need them.”
The sweet treats also retail for just £1.49 – an absolute bargain compared to their US counterpart.
The news comes just after B&M shoppers spotted two iconic chocolate bars on the store's shelves.
The retailer is also currently selling Nestle's discontinued Caramac and Animal Bar chocolate bars for just £1.25.
At the end of 2023, Nestle confirmed that it would discontinue the caramel-flavored Caramac bar after 64 years.
They blamed falling sales for their decision to stop production of the fan favourite, which was launched in Britain in 1959 by the original manufacturer, Mackintosh.
Although they are back for now, the chocolate will only be on the shelves while supplies last.
Meanwhile, a self-confessed not-so-savvy shopper is thrilled after finding discounted treats at her local B&M.
The customer could buy Cadbury chocolates for 10 cents, as well as candy canes that also cost her 10 cents.
B&M shoppers have revealed how they are saving hundreds of pounds by using the store's free barcode scanner.
This handy little tool allows customers to see if the actual price of the item is cheaper than the price advertised on the shelves.
Best of all, the app is completely free to use: all you need to do is download the B&M app.
Sam Penney, who runs the Facebook group B&M Scanner And Other Bargains, told The Sun how she gets incredible items for just 10p.
She said she was previously able to find duvet sets reduced from £20 to just 10p.
Sam added that in the past she has also managed to buy a window vacuum cleaner for just £1 simply because B&M had changed the packaging and had to clear out the old stock.
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