'Oh Aldi, you spoilt us!' Aldi launches trio of 'much-anticipated' sweet snacks perfect for chocolate fans

"Launching in three creamy, cocoa-packed flavours - Titan, Jive and Chocolate Caramel - the spreads are available in stores now.

"The much-anticipated spreads serve up a choco-lot of flavour, perfect for slathering on toast or devouring straight from the jar."

Chocolate spread can also make the perfect ice cream topping, cake filling, hot chocolate enhancer, strawberry dip or baking ingredient.

Describing the supermarket's latest chocolatey concoctions, Aldi said: "Aldi's Dairyfine Milk Chocolate Caramel Spread incorporates creamy milk chocolate, delicately swirled with luscious caramel.

"Adding to the excitement, Dairyfine Jive Chocolate Spread offers Twix-like flavours in spreadable form, including smooth milk chocolate with caramel biscuit pieces.

"Lovers of the iconic Mars bar will appreciate Aldi’s Dairyfine Titan Chocolate Spread, made with creamy milk chocolate."

Chocoholics can get their hands on Aldi's Dairyfine Chocolate Spreads in stores and online via Click & Collect.

Aldi fans took to social media in delight. One chocolate lover said: "Oh Aldi, you spoilt us." A second added: "I love a good dupe."

This comes as Aldi launched "game-changing" Subway-inspired sauces available in a matter of days.

Shoppers can snap up the "game-changing" sauces for £1.79 (500ml) per bottle.

Aldi said: "The sauces will be available in four tasty flavours - Marinara, Chipotle Mayonnaise, Teriyaki Glaze and Sweet Onion."

The supermarket also introduced an "irresistible" and "tantalising" £4 lunch dish.

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Aldi fans can snap up the meal - described as "the ultimate Japanese-inspired lunch dish" - online via Click & Collect.

Aldi said: "Shoppers can pick up the taste of Tokyo for under £4 with Aldi's new Poke Bowls."

In other supermarket news, Aldi made a major change to the way it sells fruit to cut back on plastic use.

The change will affect customers across five UK areas. Aldi said: "If successful, the change would help to remove an estimated 234 tonnes of plastic packaging per year."