FANS have been left divided by a new Quality Street treat as it lands on supermarket shelves.
Nestle has launched a new chocolate bar combining two iconic Quality Street flavours – The Purple One and the Green Triangle.
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The new bar hit shelves recently, landing at Asda first before being rolled out across further supermarkets later this month.
It brings together caramel, creamy hazelnut and crunchy hazelnut pieces in three choccy layers.
Fans of the iconic sweets have shared the find on social media, where it’s gained some mixed reactions from chocolate lovers.
A shopper shared a photo of the bar on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group.
One fan wrote: “My new favourite chocolate!”
Another said: “Now that is something different and interesting.”
A third wrote: “My two favourites in one.”
A fourth commented: “Looking forward to sampling this!”
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While others who have given it go are not so impressed.
One said: “A bit of a let down – first time I’ve ever left chocolate.”
And another wrote: “I got one last week. Love both sweets individually but wow this was so sweet.
“First time ever I’ve binned chocolate!”
While one Quality Street fan commented: “Didn’t like it, tasted nothing like the actual chocolate was disappointed.”
Some chocolate fans seemed a little on the fence over the new creation.
A woman said: “It was strange. One side I loved…The other side, not so much.”
The bars cost £2.50 in Asda shops, where you’ll find them in the chocolate aisle.
The 235g bar is the first flavour collision and the third addition to the Quality Street sharing bar range.
The sharing bars were first introduced in 2022, with the Purple One and the Orange Crunch being the first.
The Purple One and Orange Crunch are currently priced at £1.25 for an 84g bar in Asda.
It comes after Cadbury lovers have been going wild for another bar that combines two popular flavours.
The sweet treat giant is bringing its latest new launch – Caramilk Slices – to the UK soon.
The treat contains a white chocolate base, with a layer of caramel, vanilla-flavoured crème, and chocolate biscuit pieces.
Meanwhile, Asda shoppers have been rushing to buy a retro Cadbury Christmas favourite after it was discontinued for years.
And, another popular brand has a new addition to its iconic chocolate range and it comes in the shape of Toblerone truffles.
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