M&S shoppers go wild over new Percy Pig sweets they ‘need’ to try and your kids will love them
M&S shoppers are going wild over new Percy Pig sweets that your kids will love.
The M&S Percy Pig Petrifying Party sweets give a spooky “Halloween twist” on the traditional and much-loved Percy.
The sweets are currently available to purchase through Ocado at £1.75 for a 150g pack.
One fan of the sweets shared their find to the Extreme couponing and bargains UK Facebook group.
They posted a bag of the colourful sweets in the group and said: “Percy Pig man has found this on Ocado!!!!!!”
Other Percy Pig fans were quick to flood the comments and tag their friends in a rush to get their hands on the spooky sweets.
One person said: “OMG I need these.”
And another added: “Great for our Halloween run.”
While another commented: “We need to get these for the girls.”
We checked on the M&S website and there were other Percy Pig items on there but not these sweets.
The M&S Percy Pig Petrifying Party Fruit Gums are described online on the Ocado website as being “spooky fruit-flavoured gums shaped like Percy Pig with a Halloween twist.”
The Sun has reached out to Marks and Spencer to see if they have any more information on the new Petrifying Party sweets and we will update here with any new information.
Percy fans were recently going wild when M&S revealed the new Christmas Percy Pig collection.
It might seem some way off yet, but that didn’t stop some fans rushing to store to get their hands on some of the fun festive items.
The range includes Christmas stockings, snowglobes, decorations for the tree and even pyjamas.
There is a little-known hack that some fans of Percy have been using to bag themselves a free bag of sweets every month.
Lifestyle blogger Maria, aka @thismumsavesmoney shared the hack to Instagram and Percy fans loved it.
In other Marks and Spencer news shoppers have been going wild for the retailers twist on the classic custard cream – and some even think it is better than the original.
Fans of the high street retailer have also been rushing to beauty shelves to grab themselves a £12 perfume dupe that smells like a Marc Jacobs perfume.