B&M shoppers new Christmas stocking must-have is ‘what dreams are made of’ – and costs just £10

KEEN shoppers have set their sights on a B&M chocolate hamper that’s “what dreams are made of”.

The Kinder selection has fans raving as they make subtle hints for their Christmas wish lists.

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B&M posted a photo of the £10 hamper onto its Instagram page and it quickly amassed over 3,000 likes and hundreds of user comments.

One wrote: “It’s what dreams are made of.”

Another tagged her pal and said: “We definitely need to go.”

While another commented: “This looks immense.”

One chocolate fan tagged her friend to make sure it would end up under her tree.

She said: “Gonna keep tagging you in this in the hope you get me one.”

The hamper is available both online and in store, but if you order it, do bear in mind delivery charges.

It includes Bueno Minis, four Happy Hippos, two packs of Kinder Bueno bars, and a pack of Kinder bars.

Some Instagram users were unhappy with the price of the larger hamper and said they could buy the items individually for less.

One wrote: “There’s like £5/£6 worth of choccy there.”

Another said: “£10 ?? No way !!!! got it last year for £8….plus there’s hardly any sweets in it for £10.”

While one commented: “Individually, wouldn’t these come to much less? Hmm..”

From looking at the B&M website The Sun found multipacks for the same Kinder products in the hamper which would cost less and you’d get more for your money.

We found a three-pack of white Kinder Bueno bars for £1.39, a five-pack of milk chocolate Kinder Bueno bars for £2.19, a six-pack of Kinder bars for £1.29, a four-pack of Happy Hippos for £1.25, and a bag of Kinder Minis for £2.

All in all that comes to £8.12 – a £1.88 saving on the hamper.

Prices can also vary day to day what deals are on at the time and another store may end up offering the same for less.

We always recommend shopping around for the best deal.

For example, we found a similar hamper with more items on Etsy for £10.38 – it’s pricier than B&M but you’re getting more for your money.

You can compare prices on websites like Google shopping and Trolley.co.uk – which compares the prices of 130,000 products across 14 major supermarkets.

As Christmas approaches its more important to make sure you’re getting the most for your money.

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This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk