Known for their impeccable selection of sweet treats and picky bits, Marks & Spencer has continued to keep its fans on their toes with a “spookily tasty” duo.
And, with Halloween just around the corner, the retailer has developed a number of sugary and savoury treats that will delight the masses.
Announcing the exciting news online, M&S shared: “Ha-ha-Halloween is back and we’re getting set for a spookily tasty time!”
Starting off their range, they showed off two of their treats “to keep you sweet”, which are both perfect for sharing with the whole family.
The sweet treats are available in store now
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“Our Spooky Kookie Dough Bites are a scarily good sharing bag packed with salted fudgy cookie dough with candy and brownie pieces, enrobed in white and milk chocolate.
“And scream if you want to munch faster! Our iconic Hallow-Scream Munch is back and loaded with a sweet and salty mix of chocolate covered malt balls, salty pretzels, chocolate covered jelly beans and brownie bites.
“Plus, our Made Without Dairy Munch is BACK by popular demand! But do you dare to share?”
And, with the retailer often receiving comments from fans begging for dairy and gluten free options, several fans raved over having the Halloween dairy free alternative.
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And, indeed, the dairy-free snack pleased the supermarket’s fans, with one rushing to the comments to say: “Yes! Made without dairy! It’s about time M&S.
“Bravo - can’t wait to try!”
Meanwhile, another exclaimed: “Oh my giddy aunt!” Another excitable fan admitted: “On my second bag of the second one.”
But those who would prefer to reach for a cheeky tipple this time of year won’t be disappointed either.
A dairy-free option of the 'Hallowscream munch' is available as well
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The retailer has also relaunched a “delicious” tipple - 10 years after the pioneering mulled rosé was axed from stores.
M&S sold more than 100,000 bottles of rosé in the week before Christmas last year, making it one of its "biggest weeks" for pink wine sales outside the warmer season.
Crafted in Germany, the hope is that the retailer's festive addition, featuring notes of zesty oranges, vanilla and traditional mulling spices, will both tantalise taste buds and solidify rosé as a festive favourite rather than just a summer sipper.