HOME Bargains shoppers have been raving over a festive essential that’s perfect for your Christmas table.
People have been itching to get their hands on the discount store’s “beautiful” Christmas tree jar which costs just £8.99.
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Home Bargains shared the decoration on its Instagram page this week.
It posted photos of the plastic tree-shaped jar filled with chocolate and fairy lights.
Shoppers were quick to share their thoughts.
One commented: “Absolutely stunning I got two in my local HB.”
Another wrote: “I love mine looks beautiful with chocolate inside, nice centrepiece for my Xmas table.”
One woman tagged her friend and said “I will be hunting this down” with a heart eyes emoji.
The jar costs £8.99 and is only available in store so you’ll have to pay your local shop a visit if you want to grab one.
You can find your closest Home Bargains by using the locator tool on its website.
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If these comments are anything to go by you might want to be quick as it could sell out fast.
In the comments. people have shared how they used theirs, with most filling them with little lights or festive looking chocs.
This is the cheapest price we could find a plastic Christmas tree jar like this for.
There are alternatives like on Etsy for £25.51 or a glass one on Amazon for £16.99.
If you’re ordering online make sure to factor in delivery costs.
Do always keep an eye out for better deals we may have missed – there is never a bad time to bag a bargain.
As we get closer to the big day prices might go down as well as shops begin to clear their stock.
It always pays to compare prices so you know you’re getting the best deal.
Prices can also vary day to day what deals are on at the time and remember you might pay for delivery if you’re ordering online.
You can compare prices on websites like Google shopping.
Meanwhile, Home Bargains has some other popular Christmas items available at the moment including this cardboard present sleigh.
Plus, some retailers have already launched early “Boxing Day” sales with up to 70% off.
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This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk
