A PICTURE of share pack of cookies online has caused shoppers to rush to the store to snap up their favourite treat.
Facebook group NewFoodUK shared a picture of Maryland minis white choc cookies online.
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The share box was spotted at a B&M store, as shoppers got excited over the arrival of the cookies.
One person wrote with a series of laughing emojis: “Share box ??? Absolutely not !!!”
Another said: “I absolutely love these!”
While a third shopper said: “We need so many of these.”
The brand earlier launched the Maryland White Choc earlier this year and has been hit with the shoppers.
Colin Taylor, trade marketing director at FBC UK said: “The new Maryland White Choc offers shoppers a twist on their favourite cookie and delivers even more choice down the biscuit aisle.”
It’s not the first time sweet-tooth shoppers have rushed to B&M to get their biscuit fix.
An eagle-eyed sweet hunter found the all-new Oreo Red Velvet selling on B&M shelves.
The shopper then posted a picture of biscuits on the popular Facebook page NewsFoodUK.
Sharing their proud discovery, they wrote: “Red Velvet Oreo spotted at B&M.”
The post wracked up hundreds of likes and comments with many group members tagging pals to talk about the unique flavour.
It’s not the first time in recent months B&M shoppers have been left rushing out to their nearest branch to snap up the latest new chocolate bar.
Cadbury fans have been left raving over an Iced Latte version of Twirls that has made its way onto shelves.
The new flavour, described as a “heavenly blend of coffee and chocolate” and a fan favourite Down Under, has been met with fanfare by customers.
Posting online, one said: “Looks like a trip to B&M tomorrow” while another gushed “Oh my god must get some”.
B&M bargains often fly off the shelves but there is one way you can find similar deals on your next trip to the store.
The B&M smartphone app allows you to scan items in the shop to see their true price.
That way you know if they have been reduced or not.
The app is free to download onto your smartphone via Google Play or Apple App Store.
You will need to make an account in order to access the deals.
Savvy shoppers say they have used the app to find items for as little as 10p.
