Shoppers spot new Marmite flavour back on shelves months after it was axed as discontinued spread returns
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SHOPPERS have spotted a new Marmite flavour back on the shelves just months after it was axed.
Unilever, which makes Marmite, discontinued the popular cupboard staple last year leaving shoppers very unhappy.
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But Marmite Peanut Butter has made a stunning return to shop shelves
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But now Marmite Peanut Butter has made a stunning return to the shelves and it's here to stay.
The nutty and yeasty breakfast spread first appeared on shelves in 2019 causing a stir, but was discontinued nine months ago.
However, The Sun reported last month that Unilever has reintroduced it to shelves with shoppers able to pick it up from Tesco, Sainsbury's and Ocado.
We've also spotted the 225g tub on sale at Co-op too.
Alongside Tesco, they're selling it for £3 while Ocado is stocking it for £3.50 and Sainsbury's for £3.35.
And fans have already starting clocking the returning favourite on supermarket shelves.
One eagle-eyed shopper shared their find on Facebook group Food Finds UK.
They shared an image of the product alongside the caption "spotted in Sainsbury's!"
Excited customers flocked to the comments to express their excitement at the beloved spread's return.
One said: "Oh yes, it's back!
"I was gutted when they stopped making it and tried several ways to make my own but it never tasted the same."
"Wow it's back, I heard it wasn't getting made anymore," exclaimed another.
"Fantastic it's back as I love it!"
A third customer added: "My favourite snack, it's perfect for a quick snack or adding some crunch to your meals.
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"The price seems really reasonable too."
Unilever confirmed it had axed Marmite Peanut Butter last September with a spokesperson adding: "We're always reviewing our ranges to make sure our products reflect shopper preferences, whilst also focusing on new innovations."
"Whilst we will no longer be making Marmite peanut butter, we are working on some new and exciting launches within our licensing range to bring our iconic Marmite flavour to shoppers in new ways and formats."
Retailers and manufacturers regularly discontinue products and items based on customer sales and trends.
Marmite Peanut Butter is not the only comeback we've seen recently either.
From an iconic retro sweet to a nostalgic noughties chocolate bar, a whole host of discontinued snacks and drinks are returning to UK shelves this month.
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