M&S launches new ‘epic' sweet treat rivalling iconic US brand and shoppers are drooling
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MARKS and Spencer's have launched an 'epic' sweet treat which rivals an iconic American snack.
Another shopper even said that they are 'better' than similar cookies on the market.
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The brand's huge range of cookies regularly go viral
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The brand new M&S cookies have both a topping and a filling, just like products from Ben's Cookies and Crumbl Cookies.
Costing just £2, the M&S Chunked N' Loaded cookies also come in three flavours.
The Raspberry Cheesecake and Chocolate & Hazelnut flavours have flown off the shelves, but shoppers are particularly excited about the pistachio flavour.
One TikToker raved: 'For someone who had a crumbl cookie, these are better.'
Another said: 'It's like a Ben's Cookie, it's literally the same texture… it's a throwback.
'It's not dry at all, squidgy centre, crunchy outside.'
A fellow social media user even described them as 'epic'.
The delicious snacks are made freshly in M&S' famed in-store bakeries.
The supermarket chain's bakery regularly goes viral for its incredible baked goods, with thousands of customers rushing to buy the Eton Mess Milkshake.
A twist on the dessert dish, the milkshake combines raspberry and strawberry flavours and is topped with whipped cream, dried raspberries and meringue.
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It costs just £4.25 to buy and is part of M&S' summer menu.
The supermarket has also added a strawberry matcha to its menu, along with a cake based on the one featured in the Mathilda movie.
The news comes after Dubai-style chocolate became a huge hit online, with hundreds of brands incorporating the pistachio-flavoured sweet treat into their products.
Lidl launched a Dubai-style chocolate cream in May, while Aldi have started selling their own bar for just £3.99.
Meanwhile, Waitrose were forced to impose a two-bar limit on its Dubai-style chocolate bars as fans were taking so many of them home.
Signs quickly began to appear in stores, which read: 'No more than 2 bars per person please… because we want everyone to have the chance to enjoy our delicious chocolate.
'Thank for your understanding."
A spokesperson for the brand added: 'Due to the incredible popularity of this product, we want to make sure that as many customers as possible have the opportunity to try it.'
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