Stacey Solomon fan spots glaring problem with £5.50 purchase from her Asda home shop

FANS of Stacey Solomon are loving her new collection with George Home.

The budget-friendly series consists of 268 pieces, of which Stacey designed 180 herself.

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But some fans of the Loose Women star have already noticed something is amiss with one of the bargains.

A customer took to TikTok to see if anyone else was having the same problem. It turns out she wasn’t the only one.

The rangewhich will be available in stores from September 6, contains all kinds of basic household necessities, such as glass jars for storing food and drinks in the kitchen.

However, one of the jars, which appeared to be just the right size for storing dried spaghetti, may have missed the mark, as the customer discovered.

“I like Stacey Solomon but this needs to be a little longer,” she captioned the clip, which then showed herself trying to flatten the spaghetti.

The jar, which you can buy for just £5.50, comes with a lid to keep the fruit and veg fresh.

But the customer was dismayed to discover that she could no longer put the lid back on the jar once it was full of dried spaghetti.

She captioned the clip: “I LOVE Stacey Solomon SO much, this is absolutely no hate towards her – that’s why I bought all the jars (some even multiple).

“However, this one is a bit on the short side.”

The customer asked if she had any other ideas for what she could store in the jar, but admitted that she absolutely wanted to store spaghetti in it.

Other Asda fans admitted to having the same problem, with one even saying she cut her spaghetti into pieces to fit in the pot.

“I literally cut mine down to size, as crazy as that sounds,” one person said.

“I broke off about an inch to make it fit,” said a second.

And a third had the same problem: “I had to click it fits now it’s just my ‘show spaghetti’.”

“You’d be surprised how much spaghetti doesn’t fit in there. I wanted one and ended up having to take my box of pasta with me,” someone else noted.

And another said: “I’m sure people have had the same problem with Mrs Hinch’s cooker!”

Luckily, people had other ideas for what she could use the pot for.

“I put my cutlery in mine but left the lid off,” one person wrote.

Another said: “It has oats/cereal in it.”

Meanwhile, someone else suggested using it to store other types of pasta, such as penne.

Others thought it could be used to store laundry fragrance enhancers.

Stacey talks about the collection when it launched: “I can’t believe it’s already been a year since I launched my homeware collection at Asda.

“I have so much fun working with the team and creating this collection is a dream.

“It is perfect for anyone who wants to make the house cosy in preparation for the dark nights. I am always proud of the great quality and value.

“Our kitchen is the heart of Pickle Cottage, so I’m excited to be adding kitchenware and baking utensils to the collection for the first time.

“With Halloween and Christmas just around the corner, there are lots of new decorations coming up… I love how special and fun they make the house for the whole family.

“I really hope this range brings you as much enjoyment as it does me.”

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Inside Stacey Solomon’s Pickle Cottage

STACEY Solomon spent a whopping £1.2million on Pickle Cottage, with Joe Swash matching his own.

She had only scraped together the money for their Tudor-style home in Essex, which is set in six acres of grounds and has an outdoor pool.

The former X Factor star and Joe live there with Zachary, Leighton, Rex, Rose and Belle.

It is unknown why Stacey went it alone, as former EastEnders actor Joe is reportedly worth over £1million but has also gone bankrupt twice, in 2009 and 2013.

The wily Stacey has proven herself adept at successfully running a wide range of businesses including television, books, clothing and homewares.

Her main company Key Map Entertainments is worth almost £3 million, and she is also active in cosmetics.

The former X Factor contestant founded the company Belle & Rose Ltd, named after her two youngest daughters.