Chocolate fans go wild as 'lush' new treat spotted at major UK supermarket
The new Kinder Krispy has been spotted in Tesco and shoppers are already on the hunt.
There's no denying that Kinder is one of the most popular chocolates out there. From Kinder Bueno to Happy Hippos, we all love the German confectionary brand's sweets.
Now there's a brand new kid on the block, as a new type of chocolate has just been spotted on Tesco shelves, the Kinder Krispy bars - and shoppers have already branded it "lush" as they race to get their hands on it.
Foodie account @Newfoodsuk took to its social media platforms to share the brand new treat, sending chocolate lovers wild in a post that read: "New Kinder Krispy Bars spotted at the Meal Deal section in Tesco!!"
It has been hailed as a "deliciously light yet indulgent snack", as it boasts Kinder's signature creamy milk and cocoa that has been layered with a crunchy cereal coating.
Since they are said to be available as individual 34g bars, they are ideal as a snack on-the-go, or for popping into school lunchboxes.
According to the Tesco website, the Kinder Krispy costs £1 and can be bought in the Meal Deal section, which offers shoppers a main, drink and snack all for as little as £3.60 for Clubcard members and £4 for non-members.
Numerous chocolate lovers flocked to the @Newfoodsuk's social media posts to share their enthusiasm at trying to find the new Kinder bar, as one on Instagram exclaimed: "They are lush, like a kinder egg in a bar."
Another delighted shopper said: "These are so good! Tried them a few weeks ago."
One shopper eager to try it out wrote: "These look delicious."
Meanwhile, on Facebook, one shopper said: "I'm gonna need 10 of these."
While another responded with: "Oh my life I need it."
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It is worth noting that, while there doesn't seem to be any negative feedback about the new chocolate itself, a few shoppers have found that they are hard to find in stores, with one saying they may only be in "selected" Tesco stores.
They said: "Must only be selected Tesco. I haven't seen them in Scotland yet. There's very similar ones to these in Germany called Hanuta."
Meanwhile, someone else who wasn't overly enthusiastic about the snack said: "Aren't Buenos crispy enough?"
Although, one other delighted shopper added: "These look banging."
white chocolate Maltesers that disappeared 11 years ago.
The confectionary firm confirmed that the beloved treat would be making a comeback to UK shelves from June 16, 2025 in both single and sharing formats, although the price has yet to be confirmed.
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