Food lovers are rushing to Tesco as big bags of Cadbury chocolate cost just 35p

SAVVY shoppers are sprinting to Tesco, desperate for big bags of Cadbury chocolate.

So if you have a sweet tooth and feel like picking up a bargain, you should listen up.

Shoppers pass it on to Tesco, eager to get their hands on large share bags of Cadbury chocolates scrambling for pennies at the checkoutCredit: Getty Images – Getty

Late last week a customer spotted the bags of Twirl chocolates for just £1.80 eachCredit: Facebook/Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK

But now they scan for 35 cents per bagCredit: Facebook/Yellow Sticker Association

Recently we noticed bargain hunters going crazy as large bags of Twirl chocolates were reduced to just £1.80.

Four days ago, Tesco fan Nicole Jordan took to social media and posted on Extreme Coupons and Bargains UKa private Facebook group with as many as 2.4 million members, to mark the discounted purchase.

She warned other shoppers about the purchase and shared one get it of her find and written simply: “Tesco Fratton, Portsmouth”.

At the time, 300g bags of Twirl chocolates, which originally cost £4, had been reduced to just £1.80.

But if you thought the £2.20 saving was good, prepare to think again.

Now, an eagle-eyed shopper noticed that the stock bags have been cut again – and are now being scanned at the checkout for just 35 cents each – yes, you heard that right.

But if you want to get your hands on these discounted treats, you’ll have to act fast.

Post on Yellow Sticker Societya private Facebook group with 202,300 members, chocolate fan Samantha Ley shared a photo of her collection of yellow sticker finds.

Alongside the photo of her goodies she wrote: “35p each.”

Thanks to the second discount you save € 3.65 per sharing bag.

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And because many of our wallets feel tighter than ever before, we think that’s a super nice savings.

Social media users were left agape at the Facebook posts and were eager to share their thoughts on the discounted purchases in the comments.

One person said: “Oh my.”

Another said: “Love a Twist.”

While a third tagged a loved one and said: “Peeling your eyes when you go to Tesco.”

Yet not everyone was sold.

One food fan claimed: “These don’t taste very good Nice!

“Dry and strange, not like real Twirls.”

At the same time, another chimed in: “I was very disappointed.”

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