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Scottish Sun
3 minutes ago
- Scottish Sun
B&M shoppers spot rare flavour of Snickers they've ‘never seen' before selling for £1
It comes as other unusual Snickers flavours have been spotted at the discount retailer RARE TREAT B&M shoppers spot rare flavour of Snickers they've 'never seen' before selling for £1 B&M shoppers have spotted a rare flavour of Snickers selling for £1. Customers were surprised to see coffee flavoured versions of the classic chocolate stocked on the shelves of the bargain store. 3 Coffee flavoured Snickers bars Credit: Facebook 3 The bars were spotted at B&M for £1 Credit: Instagram/@newsfoodsuk Posting on the Facebook group Food Finds UK Official, a user wrote: "Not sure if these are new, but in B&M and I've never seen this flavour!" One user wrote: "I've been meaning to check out B&M for ages now and this might just be the push I need to go." Another added: "Imported from Australia, I had them over there and so so good I'll need to head to B&M." "I will be trying these," a third wrote. The bar sells for up to £2.99 at online retailers like Bombon and Candy Mail UK - nearly triple its price at B&M. The unusual chocolate bar appears to be a rare find, currently unavailable in other major UK supermarkets. The company Mars Incorporated launched Coffee Snickers back in February, with fans describing it as a bittersweet twist on their classic peanut, caramel and chocolate combo. The controversial new flavour comes after two years of development and 13 different product prototypes. Shoppers learned of the release through NewfoodsUK on Instagram. The bar divided opinions with one user calling it a "win-win" and another saying it was "disgusting". YoCrunch Yogurt Recall: Sharp Plastic in Candy Toppers Prompts Nationwide Warning Mars Wrigley Research & Development director Chris Hutton said: 'We know how much Aussies love their coffee, and after two years of development and 13 different product prototypes, we're excited to bring this new twist on Snickers to life. 'Snickers Coffee Flavour is a proudly Australian-made product, formulated by our local team in Ballarat to deliver on both taste and sustainability, and we can't wait for fans to try it.' It comes after B&M shoppers spotted almond flavoured Snickers at the bargain store. The bar, containing almond pieces alongside peanuts, nougat, caramel and milk chocolate, was launched in the US six years ago. But it is not typically sold in the UK, making it an unusual find. Shoppers at B&M also previously spotted a brownie Snickers, which was another hit in the US. The Snickers bar was introduced by Mars, Inc. in 1930 and was named after the Mars family's favourite horse, Snickers. For decades, the bar was sold in the UK and Ireland under the name "Marathon" before being changed to Snickers in 1990. How to save money on chocolate We all love a bit of chocolate from now and then, but you don't have to break the bank buying your favourite bar. Consumer reporter Sam Walker reveals how to cut costs... Go own brand - if you're not too fussed about flavour and just want to supplant your chocolate cravings, you'll save by going for the supermarket's own brand bars. Shop around - if you've spotted your favourite variety at the supermarket, make sure you check if it's cheaper elsewhere. Websites like let you compare prices on products across all the major chains to see if you're getting the best deal. Look out for yellow stickers - supermarket staff put yellow, and sometimes orange and red, stickers on to products to show they've been reduced. They usually do this if the product is coming to the end of its best-before date or the packaging is slightly damaged. Buy bigger bars - most of the time, but not always, chocolate is cheaper per 100g the larger the bar. So if you've got the appetite, and you were going to buy a hefty amount of chocolate anyway, you might as well go bigger.
Daily Mirror
33 minutes ago
- Daily Mirror
Amy Schumer using a walker as she undergoes secret surgery for terrible pain
Amy Schumer has revealed she had to undergo an operation following a past surfing incident that she said had 'been killing me' as she struggled with severe pain Amy Schumer has revealed she had to have secret surgery following a previous injury. Taking to Instagram, the Hollywood star, 44, shared a snap of herself using a walking aid. She explained to her followers that she had to go under the knife due to a past injury. She wrote: "Since my surfing injury back in the day my L5 has been killing me. Today I got a laminectomy! It's a short recovery and when I'm feeling better I will buy a bra!" Amy, who starred in films such as Trainwreck, had revealed that around a week before her surgery, she fell off a horse. She explained the incident happened while she was taking part in a lesson with her son. It comes after Mel B's 'spiritual' Moroccan wedding with non traditional dress. READ MORE: Chad Michael Murray's harrowing near death experience as he suffers medical emergency She said: "'I took a deep breath and got my 44 year old, bad backed a** right back up on that horse and rode and trotted and it sent a message to those (riding students) and myself." According to the Mayo Clinic, the operation Amy underwent saw surgeons "remove the back arch or part of a spinal bone... called the lamina, (which) covers the spinal canal". The organisation added: "Laminectomy enlarges the spinal canal to ease pressure on the spinal cord or nerves." Amy, who was previously diagnosed with Cushing's Syndrome, admitted she discovered her health condition after being the target of trolls. Speaking earlier this year about her health on an episode of the Call Her Daddy podcast, she explained how criticism online made her get a diagnosis. She admitted hateful comments about her 'moon face' had started to ramp up, leaving her growing more concerned about her appearance. In the end, doctors sent her comments on her posts to warn her that her red and puffy complexion could actually a sign of something and she should get it checked out. It was then that she was told by her doctors that it could be Cushing's syndrome. The condition, according to the NHS, is serious if not treated. She was then warned it usually arises due to a result of certain medications. And then, the actress realised the steroid injections she had been receiving for her scars after welcoming her first son in 2019 had jump-started the condition. She said: 'It gave me this thing called Cushing's syndrome – which I wouldn't have known if the internet hadn't come for me so hard.' Treatment for Cushing's depends on what is causing it. In Amy's case, she explained that she managed to 'get rid' of the excess cortisol as it 'worked itself out' of her system. Stopping or reducing the amount of steroids a patient is on can treat Cushing's too, according to medical advice.
Daily Mirror
33 minutes ago
- Daily Mirror
Princess Andre's poignant message for fans after Princess Diaries debut
18-year-old Princess Andre has shared a sweet message with her fans after she opened the doors on to her own life in a brand-new ITV2 reality series, The Princess Diaries Princess Andre is stepping into her own spotlight with her brand-new ITV2 reality series, The Princess Diaries, and she has shared a sweet message to her fans after the first episode aired on Sunday 10 August. The 18-year-old daughter of Peter Andre and Katie Price has invited viewers behind the scenes of her life, from launching beauty ventures to navigating personal challenges. After the first episode, Princess said she 'couldn't believe' she was rated number 2 on ITVX as she shared a sweet statement. Sharing a photo of her TV screen on her Instagram page, Princess said: "Honestly, wow thank you so much for the support from everyone. And to all the people being nice I love you x". She added: "Ps. Can't believe I'm number 2 on ITVX". It comes after Princess Andre says she's 'independent' from parents as she breaks silence after Katie Price row. Speaking to This Morning's hosts Joel Dommett and Emma Willis about her reality show and what it included ahead of its release, Princess said: "You see me growing with confidence as it goes on. You see my family, it's just really fun." Princess also revealed she is "independent" from her parents. Asked why she decided to do the show, she said: "I got older and a lot more things have come in for me solo. A lot of things I used to do was with my parents and now I'm doing a show that is independent and actually focused on me. Now is the right time because my life is busy right now and I want people to see it." During the ITV show, Princess opens up about growing up with her famous parents and admitted that there were not many rules in her household with her mum, Katie. Princess said on her show: "Down mum's house there weren't very many rules. You could kind of do whatever you want. Obviously there were boundaries, but it was go to bed when you want and eat what you want, but it was really fun and I do have a lot of good memories." Junior is also seen on the ITV series and chimed in: "You would go to dads and it would be relaxing, but there are rules.' It comes after Peter got emotional for Princess' 18th birthday in June. He took to social media where he shared a carousel of images of Princess from over the years and wrote that he is 'always' there for her. He wrote: 'Not enough words. So much love. My little girl is no longer a little girl. Keep being you. Kind, funny, sensitive, considerate and a bit bonkers….. oh, and a diva. But a diva full of heart. I know I tell you everyday but I'll say it again. I love you so much. Happy 18th beautiful and please stay happy. But be careful in this crazy world. Im always here. Always. Dad.'
