Cadbury fans go wild over new Buttons selection boxes saying ‘that’s Xmas chocolate sorted’ – cheapest shop to buy them
CADBURY fans can’t get enough of a new selection box that’s got them “sorted” for Christmas.
One of the world’s biggest chocolate companies has unveiled a Buttons selection box just in time for the festive period.
The pack, which contains Caramilk Buttons, Orange Giant Buttons and Salted Caramel Buttons, is on sale at a number of retailers, including Asda, Morrisons and Tesco.
But you’ll want to head to Asda to snap it up for the cheapest price – the chain is selling the 375g box for £5.
Morrisons, Ocado and Tesco are next, stocking it for £6, while Sainsbury’s customers will have to fork out £6.50.
Both Tesco and Sainsbury’s are offering the pack cheaper for loyalty card customers though – £4.50 and £5 respectively.
That means anyone with a Clubcard can get them cheaper than Asda.
You can sign up for a Clubcard for free on the retailer’s website or via your smartphone.
The new selection box has caught the attention of plenty of shoppers, after one posted a photo of one they found in their local Tesco branch on the Food Finds UK Facebook page.
The post has notched up dozens of likes and comments, with plenty of choccie fans keep to snap up the new box for themselves.
One said: “I need this in my life,” while another added: “Wouldn’t mind one of these.”
A third shopper simply said: “Motherrrrrrrr,” and a fourth said: “That’s the Xmas chocolate sorted lol.”
It’s not the first time in recent months Cadbury has introduced a new flavour to public fanfare.
Fans are “obsessed” after the chocolatier confirmed it is launching a new Creme Egg chocolate bar in December.
The 123g bars will be priced at £1.80, although no exact date for when the bar will appear on shelves has been revealed.
It follows the successful launch of the Cadbury White Chocolate Creme Egg in November last year.
The egg features the unique Creme Egg gooey centre, coated in a white chocolate shell.
The sweet treat proved so popular after launch that it sold out just five months later, days before Easter.
In other news, Nestle stunned fans after announcing its iconic Caramac bar would be discontinued after 60 years.
Meanwhile, Home Bargains is selling a £13 energy-saving gadget that avoids putting the heating on.
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