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B&M is selling Slush Puppie pouches for 89p – and you can use them for cocktails

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03.06.2020 - 11:27

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B&M is selling Slush Puppie pouches for 89p. They are made using real fruit juice and come in three flavours – strawberry, cherry and blue raspberry.

The products will take you right back to your childhood. And there’s a way to make the iced drinks taste more grown up. Brits have been using Slush Puppies to make delicious cocktails.

The tipples help to cool you down on a hot day – and they taste great too. Ingredients you’ll need Method Ingredients you’ll need Method Ingredients you'll need Method Looking for more boozy news?

We've got you covered. Chocoholics can now buy Jaffa Cake flavoured gin. And that's not all, Turkish delight-infused spirits are also available.

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