M&S Foodhall has unveiled a spooky twist on their iconic speckled eggs ahead of Halloween, giving the treat a seasonal makeover.
These Halloween-themed eggs feature the same creamy milk chocolate centre that customers have come to love, but now come wrapped in festive orange and strawberry-flavoured crispy candy shells.
The new Halloween speckled eggs offer a perfect seasonal treat for chocolate lovers.
This spooky twist on the classic speckled egg is sure to appeal to fans of the original, with the retailer noting it was "only right to spookify them for Halloween".
This spooky twist on the classic speckled egg is sure to appeal to fans
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The snacks are now available in local M&S Foodhalls across the country. Chocolate enthusiasts and fans of the original speckled eggs can also find these seasonal treats in stores.
The limited-edition confection offers a festive option for those looking to indulge in a familiar favourite with a spooky spin.
Marks & Spencer shared on Instagram: "It’s fair to say our speckled eggs have become pretty iconic, so it was only right to spookify them for Halloween.
"Creamy milk chocolate eggs with orange and strawberry flavour crispy candy shells! The perfect Halloween twist on the classic Speckled Egg for the lovers amongst you."
The seasonal makeover delighted fans of the classic confection, with one writing in the comments: "They are gorgeous!"
Meanwhile, several other sweet-toothed users tagged their loved ones to spread the news.
It comes soon after the British retailer unveiled a spooky twist on their beloved Colin the Caterpillar cake just in time for Halloween.
The limited edition "Spine-Tingling Surprise Colin" features a skeletal makeover, transforming the iconic treat into a ghoulish delight.
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Marks & Spencer launched a new flavourPA"The legend of Halloween is back and he’s SO excited to join your spooky celebrations!" Marks & Spencer said in an Instagram post.
"This year’s limited edition @official_colinthecaterpillar has been given a spine-tingling skeletal makeover.
"He may be creepy…but we still love the bones of him."
The Halloween-themed Colin isn't just spooky on the outside, slicing into the cake reveals a ghoulish surprise: a red chocolate buttercream filling.
