A rare Cadbury chocolate bar has returned to shelves, and one supermarket has slashed its price.
The Cadbury Dairy Milk Winter Mint Crisp bar is a popular flavour but is only available in the months leading up to Christmas.
The bar combines classic Dairy Milk chocolate with crispy mint pieces.
Rare Cadbury chocolate has price reduced at UK supermarket
The Dairy Milk Winter Mint Crisp, described by fans as "the best bar ever," is currently on offer at Tesco for £5, or £4 with a Clubcard.
This makes it the cheapest option among major supermarkets.
The 350g bar costs £6 at Morrisons (£4.50 for More Card holders), £5.50 at Asda, and £5 at both Ocado and Iceland.
Fans have welcomed the bar's recent return, with one shopper calling it their "fave of all time."
Another customer said: "It's a shame it's not sold all year round but I think my waistband would be sorry if it was."
The Winter Mint Crisp is part of Cadbury’s full festive range, which also includes Cadbury Biscoff Filled Centres and Dairy Milk Buttons Smash Baubles.
Other rare Cadbury chocolate spotted in UK supermarkets
The Winter Crisp bar is not the only Cadbury treat that has returned to shelves in the UK.
Astros, space-themed chocolate and candy balls with a biscuit centre, are also available at B&M stores.
The popular chocolate brand first launched the treat in the UK in 1997 as a competitor to Smarties and M&Ms.
Other rare Cadbury chocolate spotted in supermarkets include the Dairy Milk PB&J flavour and Cadbury's mint-flavoured Twirl and Twirl Crispy Wafer.
Another popular treat that has been seen is the Dream White Chocolate.
Cadbury launched Dream White Chocolate bars in the UK back in 2001.
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However, the popular chocolate was discontinued just a year later (in 2002), with Cadbury citing the changing tastes of customers as the reason for its decision.
Cadbury's Dream chocolate has made several appearances on UK shelves in recent years.
But it is now back again at B&M for £2.99, having been imported from Australia.
What is your favourite Cadbury chocolate? Let us know in the comments.
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