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B&M's new marshmallow flavoured Maltesers has left shoppers divided
dailyrecord.co.ukIt may only be January, but multiple retailers across the country are gearing up for Easter by stocking new chocolate treats in-stores.It's only fair to suggest that not every new product is going to be to everyone's taste and it seems that B&M's newest product from Mars has divided chocolate-lovers.B&M shared a snap of Marshmallow flavoured Maltesers on their Instagram account yesterday and it has caused a hot debate among shoppers.While some shoppers seemed intrigued by the idea of the new sweet flavour others were not convinced and even branded it as 'criminal.' The budget retailer captioned their Instagram snap "CHOCOLATE LOVER ALERT.
We've got brand NEW Marshmallow flavour @Maltesers in stores NOW for only £2.99 (SC: 385608). We may already have a stash by our desk!
Thanks for sharing your photo with us @newestproductsuk. Who else can't wait to try these?!"While B&M seems to rate the brand new flavour, others were quick to jump into the comments with their own thoughts on the unique new flavour.The post has received hundreds of comments from B&M shoppers which range from sceptical, to those who don't mind the thought of them."Not sure how I feel about this" wrote one sceptical user.Another user commented: "wonder what these are like."Other shoppers were more passionate about their distaste for the new flavour, as one wrote: "Why destroy perfection?!""Wrong, just wrong" responded another shopper.While a third wrote: "this seems criminal."While another wrote: "no fancying these AT ALL."Other users suggested that the original Maltesers are already too good to be changed as one shopper commented: "Nah.
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