Home Bargains shoppers are rushing to grab a bargain on Quality Street chocolate scanning for just 49p.
The discounter has a special offer on the popular ‘Purple One‘ chocolate bar.
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One sweet-toothed shopper made a post in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains Facebook group, alerting others to the deal.
Fellow bargain hunters were quick to comment and tag their friends with one person even saying they had picked up 40 bars of the sweet treat.
One person said: “OOoooo bargain!”
And another tagging her friend, added: “We need a trip to Home Bargains.”
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While a third asked: “Anyone know where I can get the Orange Crunch one?”
The Purple One and the Orange Crunch are part of The Favourites range.
Both chocolate bars are based on the sweets found in a typical tub of Quality Street.
While we think this Home Bargains offer will be hard to beat, it is always good to shop around.
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You can compare the cost of items across different retailers using price comparison tools such as Google Shopping and Trolley.co.uk.
We checked to see what price other retailers are offering on the popular Quality Street chocolate bar.
Iceland, Poundland and Sainsbury’s are all charging £1.25 at the moment.
Ocado has knocked the 25p off and is charging £1, but no one is beating the price Home Bargains is offering.
All of the prices we checked were online, and sometimes prices can vary when you go in-store, so do keep your eyes peeled.
Meanwhile, supermarket price wars are on and if you are looking to grab a last-minute bargain, we can reveal where the best deals are.
If you prefer your Quality Street in a tub, there is one retailer that is the cheapest around right now.
If you are more of a Celebrations fan then you might want to get yourself down to Aldi.
The discounter has slashed tubs of the Christmas favourites from £4.49 to just £3.99 each – a discount of 11%.
Also, it is not only chocolate that you can get a bargain on this week.
One shopper picked up a fantastic deal on a ‘beautiful’ Christmas tree from discounter B&M.
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Meanwhile, if you haven’t already picked up your festive bottle of Baileys, you might want to take a look at our taste test before making your mind up.
We also put some supermarket’s own brand Prosecco to the test, and the winner is less than a fiver.
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