M&S launches new Marmite range and 'love or hate' items have people talking
Fans of Marmite might want to make their way to Marks & Spencer, as the supermarket chain has recently launched a new range inspired by the nation's most controversial condiment. Whether you love it or hate it, Marmite isn't going anywhere, and M&S has leaned into the trend.
The beloved supermarket, which recently launched a strawberry sandwich, is now offering a fresh range of Marmite -inspired treats - as well as some desserts people can't stop talking about. It comes as the popular food social media page New Foods UK shared a video showing off the new products - and fans are obsessed. Many have already been rushing out to buy them.
New products include a Marmite Unique Wood Fire Stonebaked Base pizza for £6, Marmite Mac and Cheese for £3.75, as well as Marmite Mac and Cheese Bites. These products are currently available in store but not listed online yet.
On Wednesday evening (July 9), a shopper also shared a video on TikTok, writing: "M&S New marmite range in now. Something you love or hate but something for everyone. Get down to store now to find the new lines."
M&S also offers other Marmite products in store, including a cheddar cheese and Marmite sandwich, as well as a whole block of Marmite cheddar, plus High Protein It's Cheese Clouds and Marmite and Dinky Cheese Pinwheels & Marmite.
Commenting on the New Foods UK video, one individual said: "I'm quitting the diet tomorrow!! I need that 3 cheese marmite pizza in my life ASAP!"
"I bought the marmite cheese, it was lush," added another. "The pizza! The pizza!" commented another excited shopper about the pizza.
But it was one item that got everyone's tongues wagging - the 'chunked n' loaded' cookies. While the chain's white chocolate cookies previously had people talking, shoppers now can't get enough of these new treats, which have been described as "crunchy, chewy, soft & gooey."
The cookies are available in pistachio, chocolate and hazelnut, as well as raspberry cheesecake flavours.
M&S states: "Get ready to upgrade your cookie game – these chunky, single-serve delights are made to a rich all-butter recipe, hand-finished and baked in store every day for that proper bakery-style bite. And because we don't do ordinary, these are the fir.st cookies on the high street to be both filled and topped."
Popular social media influencer Katylee Bailey, who boats over three million followers, recently said: "Don't walk...run to Marks and Spencer. When I tell you these are amazing… wow!".
"Stop it right now, running there now," commented one individual on her video. "Pistachio one is unreal," insisted one other.
One added: "I've just done exactly the same. Seen them on here did school run and went straight to M&S."
The cookies are available in stores around the UK now and are priced as £2 each.
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