CADBURY bosses have teased a “new flavour to favour” is hitting Irish stores in DAYS – and chocolate fans are in a frenzy.
The chocolate giants revealed a new Dairy Milk favourite is arriving in shops next month.
Cadbury chiefs revealed a clip of the new chocolatey delight on Instagram.
But fans were left guessing the new flavour with the wrapper text blurred.
Cadbury bosses said: “There’s a new flavour to favour.
“The first new addition to the Cadbury Dairy Milk small bars range in over two decades… can you guess what it is??
“Arriving in stores nationwide from February.”
Chocoholics rushed to the comments to share their excitement.
One person said: “It doesn’t matter what it is; it’s Cadbury’s, that’s enough for me.”
Another gushed: “I feel sick with excitement!”
While another added: “I won’t be able to sleep until I know.”
One fan said: “Whatever it is, hook it to my veins.”
While another shared: “My taste buds are waiting impatiently for the new flavour delight.”
Numerous guesses of the new flavour flooded in – from pineapple to salted caramel.
One person guessed: “Dairy Milk Caramel with nuts.”
Another said: “Cream egg.”
While another shared: “I hope mini eggs.”
One fan said: “Hopefully coffee flavoured.”
Another asked: “Return of Rum and Butter?”
While another guessed: “Banana, yummy.”
Another asked: “Nutamello? Caramel with hazelnuts.”
One fan guessed “salted caramel” and the chocolate company replied “interesting guess”.
One person pleaded: “Bring back the nutcrisp please.”
While another suggested: “Half Dairy Milk, half caramel.”
Meanwhile, a food pro has shared the best time to bag Yellow Sticker bargains if you are struggling to get to payday.
Grocery Expert at BritSuperstore, Richard Price, said: “January can be a tough month financially, especially after the excesses of Christmas and the long wait for the next payday.
“That’s why yellow sticker deals are such a game-changer.
“Most major supermarkets, including Morrisons, Aldi, and Asda, follow a two-round reduction strategy, with the first wave of discounts typically occurring in the morning, and the second – and often larger – reduction happening in the evening or just before closing.
“These reductions vary from store to store but can range from 10 per cent to 25 per cent in the morning to up to 90 per cent in the evening, especially for perishable items nearing their expiry date.”
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