SAVVY shoppers are scrambling to Asda to get their hands on Biscoff and Kinder Bueno spread dupes.
The copycat toast toppings are just £2 in stores across the UK – making half-term breakfasts just that little more exciting.
Inspired by the famous Kinder Bueno, the store’s ownbrand Hazelnut Praline Spread is just 57p per 100g and two quid for the whole tun.
The chocolatey goodness is smooth and some shoppers are eating it from the jar with a spoon.
“Very nice spread. Makes a change from chocolate. Is reasonable as well,” one wrote in the review section on Asda’s website.
“Super tasty, I ate most of it with a spoon myself,” laughed another.
“Yummy! Like the inside of Bueno,” echoed a third.
Not everyone was convinced though, one wrote that it “tastes nothing like Bueno” on Food Finds UK Official Facebook page.
“The hazelnut one tastes more like Ferrero than Bueno,” agreed a second.
It was also likened to peanut butter on Asda’s review section.
Biscoff has taken the confectionary world by storm, largely thanks to its popularity on social media.
It’s rare to find a bakery without some form of Biscoff-inspired treat – and unsurprisingly the spread is just as in demand.
But with jars setting shoppers back £3.20 for 380g or £5 for 720g, its no wonder that supermarkets have started pumping out dupes.
Asda’s take on Biscoff spread is just £1.99 for a 400g jar of Smooth Caramelised Biscuit Spread.
“This is so good, can’t tell the difference from the real thing!” one customer wrote on Asda’s review section.
“A much cheaper alternative and the kids love it,” agreed a second.
Another chimed: “This is just as good (if not better than the main brand). It’s so smooth and tasty. I used it for baking and it was incredible. I’ll definitely buy it again.”
