A customer was left in shock after bagging £153 worth of chocolate during the Sainsbury’s sale.
Latisha eagerly took advantage of the high Nectar prices at her local supermarket and added an astonishing £152.30 worth of sweets to her shopping basket.
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She then showed herself and scanned her Nectar card, bringing the bill down to £78.36.
“Taking advantage of Sainsbury’s chocolate offer,” Latisha wrote at the top of her TikTok video.
When she got home, she showed the Cabury chocolates lined up on the floor, captioning it: “Can’t go wrong…..!”
Among the items she bought were Fingers, white Fingers and Bournville Fingers, Twirl Bites, boxes of Roses and Heroes, bags of Buttons and Crunchie Bites.
However, Latisha quickly caused controversy in the comments, with many people questioning why she needed so much chocolate.
“What on earth do you need £78 worth of chocolate for?” shouted one.
“I wish I had that much money to buy that much chocolate!” said another.
“That’s why there aren’t any left in the shops,” sighed a third.
To which Latisha replied, “There was plenty left in our store!”
“Why do you need so much chocolate?” someone else wrote.
“Is that why my Sainsbury’s sold out?” asked another.
“I went to my Sainsbury’s and there’s nothing left on the shelf,” said someone else.
“It’s crazy how the world changes when something goes on sale,” wrote another.
“You don’t need that much chocolate!”
However, others defended Latisha, insisting she had gotten a good deal by stocking her cupboards with chocolate.
“I bought for £100,” one person wrote.
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“Desperate times as I never buy them for £1.65!”
“Go to sleep!” Latisha replied.
“Christmas sorted,” said another.
“Girls math says half of that is free!” a third responded.
“Money well spent,” praised someone else.
“Guys, we need to stock up, winter is coming,” laughed another.
“This makes me feel better about how much I bought!” said someone else.
As another wrote: “Guys, chocolate has a shelf life of 10 years, that’s not nearly enough!”
“Handy for long car rides and movie visits,” someone else noted.
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