Terry's Chocolate Orange launches new flavour and shoppers will only find it in one UK supermarket
CHOCO HEAVEN Terry's Chocolate Orange launches new flavour and shoppers will only find it in one UK supermarket
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SHOPPERS are delighted as Terry's Chocolate has just launched a new flavour - but it's only available in one supermarket.
The popular brand is most famous for its Terry's Chocolate Orange Milk Ball, and it's now released a Terry's Chocolate Caramel.
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The Terry's Chocolate Caramel is available in the Co-op currently
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It still comes in a ball shape that lets you break off the pieces but it doesn't contain any orange flavour at all.
The tasty treat is only available at the Co-op for now.
It doesn't seem to be available online yet but a shop worker said the chocolate is selling for £2 in store.
Social media users seem excited by the new treat, with one person saying: "Just had this and it's delicious!!"
Another said: "I been waiting years for this (sic)."
Others said they "need" to try the new chocolate.
However some chocolate fans questioned whether the new flavour would live up to the original Terry's Chocolate Orange.
"Can't beat the classic! I've tried the rest and only mint comes close," one person said.
Another added: "Hmmmm not sure about this, not sure they are going to be able to beat the original."
The original Terry's Chocolate Orange Milk Ball is a combination of milk chocolate and real orange oil.
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It comes in orange foil packaging and its pieces are designed to look like orange slices.
Some social media commenters seemed confused about whether the new chocolate would have any orange flavour.
One person joked: "This is causing me to question everything I thought I knew about chocolate oranges… or chocolate non-oranges…"
New chocolates landing on shelves
Chocolate brands are always bringing out new flavours and there are plenty of exciting products that have hit shelves recently.
Cadbury recently brought out a new Bournville bar with a chopped hazelnut flavour.
The chocolate also has luxurious salted caramel woven through each piece.
Cadbury also launched a new Dairy Milk flavour bar in the UK - Dairy Milk Iced Latte.
The bar combines classic Dairy Milk chocolate with a creamy coffee filling and crunchy biscuit pieces.
The brand also recently brought out a White Dipped Twirl that combines white and milk chocolate.
Plus, Mars recently brought back its White Chocolate Maltesers after 11 years off shelves.
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