Aldi shoppers spot ‘sumptuous’ new hot cross buns inspired by iconic spread
FANS have gone wild for “sumptuous” new hot cross buns with a heavenly chocolate twist.
Aldi shoppers cheered the Easter treat as the packs flew off the shelves and quickly sold out.
Nutoka Hot Cross Buns are inspired by the iconic hazelnut Nutella flavour.
Milk chocolate chips are sprinkled throughout the delicious pastry, perfect to enjoy with a cup of tea.
With a pack of four for just £1.25 and each sandwich for just 31p, this is a bargain.
Aldi’s Specially Selected range also includes banoffee hot cross buns and white chocolate with raspberry hot cross buns.
And if Biscoff is your thing, you’re also in for a treat with their caramelized cookie flavor pack.
As fans were desperate to get their hands on them, one wrote on Facebook: “I didn’t need these.”
“I think we need to track this one down,” wrote another avid Aldi shopper.
One disappointed customer commented: “I tried to buy these yesterday, all four were sold out.”
Someone else wrote: “The only non-hot cross bun I want to try.”
“Check this one out,” another agreed.
“I think we can put these in the toaster with our cups tomorrow morning,” suggested one happy customer.
Social media users all over TikTok are also excited about the new flavored hot cross buns.
One person said: “I absolutely love them. You know where I’m going on Friday after the school run.
Another added: “The [Nutella] hot cross buns are luscious. Rating 100%.”
While a third commented: “They taste amazing.”
Meanwhile, shoppers also rushed to buy M&S’s extremely caramel hot cross buns.
The new Extremely Caramely hot cross buns with pieces of salted caramel fudge are the perfect treat this Easter.
One user raved about the tasty snack, claiming: “The only hot cross buns I will eat.”
M&S have also released Extremely Chocolatey Hot Cross Buns.
And there’s something for savory fans too with their Extremely Cheesy Hot Cross Buns.
The Extremely Cheesy sandwiches recently flew off the shelves — with some people calling them “the best thing I’ve ever tasted.”
It comes as Aldi customers race to get their hands on delicious chocolates tricking luxury brand Lindt.
The supermarket giant is selling “gorgeous” truffle-filled milk chocolate eggs, a perfect treat this Easter.
The packs are made by Moser Roth and cost £1.99 per 150 grams in stores and online.
One happy customer said: “If you love Lindt chocolate, this is for you! It tastes exactly the same, but only £1.99.
Another user said: “Better than Lindt.”
“I’m a bit addicted to them, they’re so tasty,” someone else admitted.
“Oh these are beautiful,” said a fourth.