Cadbury fans going wild over brand new Twirl dessert for summer

Cadbury Twirl just got an upgrade (Picture: AFP/GETTY)

It’s a good time to be a fan of Cadbury Twirl bars.

Not only has the chocolate giant announced a brand new twist on the iconic treat, with a Golden Dipped Twirl set to launch later this year.

But the confectioner has also just dropped two brand new desserts, one of which features Twirl pieces.

The two new sharing products are available now, and shoppers are already racing to snap them up.

What are Cadbury’s new desserts?

There’s a new Twirl dessert (Picture: Tesco/Cadbury)

The brand has taken the Cadbury Dairy Milk Pots of Joy you already know and love, and upgraded them.

There are two new ‘made to share’ pots, which feature extra add-ins.

The first has Twirl chocolate pieces, while the other features mini Oreo biscuits.

Where can you buy the new Cadbury desserts?

And one for Oreo fans (Picture: Tesco/Cadbury)

Both sweet treats are available to buy now in Sainsbury’s supermarkets. 

The 345g pots are usually priced at £3.50, but are currently on offer for those with a Nectar Card, for just £2.75 each.

You can also purchase them in Tesco, for £3.50, or for the slightly reduced price of £3 each at Morrisons. 

Online fans have been going wild over the new products, proclaiming them ‘banging’ and ‘a NEED’.

The regular Pots of Joy are already a big hit with shoppers, with dozens of five-star reviews on the Morrisons website, so it stands to reason these will prove equally popular.

One reviewer, known as mrsl66 said: ‘Gorgeous, smooth and creamy dessert pot. Had with fresh strawberries as part of my lunch today. Very decadent and tasty. My new favourite treat.’

Similarly, megant22 wrote: ‘This is the best dessert! I absolutely love this!’

And Kate added: ‘This truly is a pot of joy. Thick, chocolatey – tastes great on its own, or with fruit. The only downside is trying not to eat it all in one go!’

If you’re looking for more sweet treats, Jaffa Cakes and Digestives recently teamed up to create the ‘biscuit of dreams’.

The limited-edition biscuits have hit the shelves in Sainsbury’s supermarkets, priced at £2.25 for a 250g pack.

The product has a classic Digestives wheatmeal biscuit base, with an orange-flavour caramel on top and a milk chocolate flavour coating.

Those who’ve tried them have rated them as ‘decent’ and ‘an 8 out of 10’.

If this isn’t for you, M&S recently launched a giant version of its beloved chocolate-covered custard creams, and the iconic Magnolia Bakery from the US recently landed in the UK, bringing its viral banana pudding to London. 

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