Morrisons shoppers spot popular Christmas chocolate in stores already – and they have a brand new festive flavour
XMAS COMES EARLY Morrisons shoppers spot popular Christmas chocolate in stores already – and they have a brand new festive flavour
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A POPULAR Christmas chocolate has been spotted at Morrisons stores already, with a brand new festive flavour.
Maltesers have brought Christmas to the supermarket chain early, which has sparked excitement amongst customers.
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Maltesers Mini Gingerbread Reindeers are available at Morrisons for 90p
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They also come as a Mini Gingerbread Reindeers bag from the supermarket
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The new festive flavour is the Maltesers Gingerbread Reindeer chocolate, on sale for just 90p at Morrisons.
They are also available as mini bags at £1.80.
It's never too early
Fans discovering the release of the chocolate online took to social media to share their excitement about the Maltersers Christmas treat.
The new flavour was posted on the Snack News & Reviews Facebook page, with the caption: "It seems Christmas has come a little early on Morrisons website...they're now listing these Gingerbread flavour Maltesers reindeers!"
The post attracted a number of likes, shares, and comments with people tagging their friends.
Other Maltesers flavours
It comes as fans recently also spotted another new flavour of Maltersers on supermarket shelves.
One shared their finding of White Chocolate Maltersers sharers bag in Sainsbury's.
White Maltesers were previously discontinued in 2014, after reporting low sales.
However, a petition from 2017 was signed by over 1,600 people, and they how now returned.
They are even available at Morrisons too.
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Morrisons also still has several of Maltesers' Easter collection chocolates available.
This includes the Maltesers Milk Chocolate and Popcorn Milk Chocolate Easter Bunny, as well as Maltesers Milk Chocolate Crunchy Easter Egg.
What to expect from the new flavour
Contents of the new Gingerbread Reindeer Maltesers include milk chocolate, gingerbread flavour malt filling, and honeycombed pieces.
It is suitable for vegetarians, though may contain barley, eggs, milk, soya and wheat.
As the product description states: "Ingredients and allergens may be subject to change, so it is important you check the labels supplied in each delivery."
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