SHOPPERS are rushing to a major supermarket to stock up on a range of Cadbury chocolates scanning for 97p.
The offer, which allows customers to pick up share bags of Buttons, Twirl and Caramel Nibbles for less than a quid, is set to end in a matter of days.
Earlier this week, Sainsbury’s sashed the price of a range of Cadbury chocolates to under £1 for Nectar card shoppers.
A range of other treats including Cadbury Bitsa Wispa bags are also scanning for the low price, while its Fingers are scanning for 95p.
Eagle-eyes customers were quick to spot the offer, with one sharing it was “time to stock up” on their favourite snacks.
“Just stocked up, could have bought so many more as great price,” another happy shopper said.
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“Just what I need thanks,” said a third customer.
The half price sale is due to end early next week, with customers only having untill Tuesday, September 15 to shop the offer.
You will also need to be a Nectar card holder to get the discount.
The scheme, which is free to sign up for, lets customers earn points when they shop, which can be turned into money off vouchers.
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It also gives shoppers access to discounted prices.
If you are on the hunt for bargain chocs, it is important to shop around to make sure you find the best deal.
Morrisons is currently selling a five pack of Cadbury Time Out bars for 75p, beating Sainsbury’s current offer of a quid.
However, the UK’s second biggest supermarket appears to be the cheapest place at the moment to pick up a deal on Cadbury sharing pouches.