‘Delicious’ shout B&M shoppers as they break Chupa Chup popcorn for a bargain price

SHOPPERS are rushing to B&M for a brand new flavor of popcorn that has just hit shelves.

The bargain store is currently selling Chupa Chups’ iconic signature popcorn – for just £1.

One savvy shopper took to a coupons and bargains page on social media to share the news and low price, much to the delight of Chupa Chups fans.

One Facebook user quickly exclaimed, “It’s delicious.”

In late 2023, Chupa Chups launched its new lollipop flavored popcorn in Carrefour supermarkets in France and Spain.

Their iconic sweet signature lollipop flavors – including apple, strawberry and cola – have been combined with premium air-popped popcorn to bring you these colorful treats.

A spokesperson for United Food and Beverage Group said: “During big birthday celebrations or intimate TV evenings for all the family.

“We are there together with iconic flavor Chupa Chups popcorn to celebrate true joy.

“We are excited about this great collaboration between partners who share the same values; bringing tasteful and joyful moments to families and friends around the world.”

While the Global Confectionery Group manager added: “We are very excited about the prospect of CRNCH Popcorn Concepts.

“We offer fans of our brand many moments of joy and pleasure with every crunch of this popcorn so expertly glazed in long-favorite Chupa Chups flavors.”

Since its launch in Europe, the lollipop-flavored popcorn has taken consumers by storm – finally making its debut in Britain.

The retailer is known for its value purchases and many social media users have started sharing their offers online.

Earlier this year a man bagged a huge amount of food for just £1.20.

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

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

He also received two packs of Walls pork and pickle pies, which were reduced from £1.40 to just 10p a pack, two packs of plain chicken breast slices and a pack of chicken tikka breast slices, all costing 10p each from £ 1.25.

Anthony also got some super sweet treats – as he bought a tiramisu dessert, which was reduced from £2.60 to just 10p, and four packets of salted caramel Gu cheesecakes, which once cost £2.50 per packet but now only costs 10 cents. each.

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

Chocolate fans are also sprinting to their nearest B&M to get their hands on a famous soon-to-be-discontinued chocolate bar.

As other bargain hunters rushed to get their hands on Bluetooth wireless headphones, they were reduced to just 10p.

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