B&M shoppers were impressed by a £1 breakfast hack, but punters are divided

B&M shoppers are excited about a £1 breakfast hack, but punters are divided.

The discount store is selling a kitchen essential that can improve your breakfast routine.

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The bargain hunter shared one via the Facebook group Extreme Couponing & Bargains UK get it of the money-saving find.

The shopper said: “I found these jars in B&M for £1 – perfect to just use up and put in the fridge.”

Customers can use the glass breakfast jar to make oats and separate them according to the words on the container: fruit, yogurt and oats.

The description reads: “Take your breakfast with this stylish Glass Breakfast Pot.

“Perfect for breakfast on the go or for home use.”

The post has already racked up nearly a thousand likes from fellow savvy shoppers.

Many users took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the potty.

One said: “If you see these can you please get me two.”

Another added: “I got it yesterday and it’s perfect for overnight oats.”

A third wrote: “My daughter loves it as it contains the right amount.”

But others were less impressed and branded the article a “waste of money”.

One slammed: “Or just save your money and a lot cheaper to save a few jam jars with a sharpie and do it yourself. So yeah, another waste of money!”

Another said angrily: ‘An even better bargain: wash out a jam jar.’

However, many responded by saying it can still deliver value for money.

One customer explained: “If you have a few people in the house you want to get this for £1, that’s not bad, by the time you buy your jam and finish it, or to buy several, what has it for sense. It’s a pound.”

Another said: “To be honest it’s not bad for £1, especially if you don’t have any jam jars at home.”

It comes as shoppers sprinted to the nearest B&M store, desperate to make a £69 purchase, which is scanned for just 10p at the till.

A savvy shopper was stunned while browsing the aisles of B&M when she spotted a gaming racing wheel.

Rach Hughes explained that she had seen on social media that the Multiplatform Gaming Wheel had been reduced to £10, but when she got to the checkout she was shocked that it had been reduced even further.

Meanwhile, another woman took to social media to show off her bargains, and people couldn’t believe the discount available from B&M.

The luxury London perfumers create a range of products that are now available in bargain stores.

Online, products range from £7.50 for hand soap to £17.50 for body wash.

Elsewhere, one savvy shopper revealed she managed to pack casseroles and salt and pepper shakers so cheap they cost less than the carrier bag she bought them in.

How can I save money at B&M?

The B&M barcode scanner app allows you to discover discounted items before the staff has even marked them down.

This allows customers to see if the price of the item is cheaper than advertised on the store shelf.

It’s completely free to obtain and use, all you need to do is download the B&M app from the Google Play Store or Apple Store.

Shoppers should also look for products with a white discount sticker on them.

This means that a certain amount is deducted from the price stated on the label.

At the end of the season it is cheaper to buy products.

Also be friendly to the staff, they can tell you when the sale starts, or if there are any bargains – so you get the best stuff.