Marks & Spencer has unveiled two new summer desserts that are causing quite the stir amongst British shoppers.
The high street retailer introduced the treats on Instagram, announcing the arrival of Tirami-choux Profiteroles and Double Filled Lemon Éclairs on Foodhall shelves.
The Tirami-choux Profiteroles, priced at £4, offer a creative twist on the classic Italian dessert. Meanwhile, the citrusy Double Filled Lemon Éclairs come in at £3.
Both desserts are now available in M&S Foodhalls across the country and online through Ocado. The timing appears perfect for the summer barbecue season, offering hosts an effortless way to impress guests with sophisticated sweet treats.
The decadent desserts offer a twist on traditional much-loved desserts
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The Tirami-choux Profiteroles feature choux pastries filled with coffee, mascarpone and Marsala cream, topped with rich chocolate sauce.
Marks & Spencer described them as perfect for those who enjoy both tiramisu and their fresh cream cakes.
The Double Filled Lemon Éclairs comprise decadent choux pastries filled with lemon curd and whipped cream, finished with a tangy lemon fondant topping.
Announcing the "sweet treat mash-up" on Instagram, the company raved about the "double-filled" éclairs.
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Social media users have responded with overwhelming enthusiasm to the new offerings in store. "The lemon eclairs are insane," one shopper declared.
Another fan pleaded: "The lemon eclairs are incredible, please don't ever take them away."
Meanwhile, another fan joked: "These need a warning label: may cause instant dessert obsession."
A satisfied customer provided their own experience: "I bought the éclairs yesterday and OMG, they are scrumptious! Absolutely delicious. Will be going back for more."
All Cookie Cup flavours can be found in M&S Foodhalls or on Ocado UK
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The Tirami-choux Profiteroles also won over sceptics, with one admitting that they "don't even like profiteroles but [they'd] have these".
The announcements come just a few days after the supermarket advised devout fans to brace themselves for "serious indulgence" as it rolls out a dessert favourite with a rich, creamy twist.
The supermarket took its viral bakery cookies to the next level by turning them into Cookie Cups, much to the delight of British shoppers.
The desserts are currently available in stores across the nation with three flavours: Raspberry and White Chocolate, Extremely Chocolatey, and Hazelnut Praline.
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