'Yes please!' M&S shoppers spot the return of 'yummy' themed Percy Pigs
Themed Percy Pigs have returned
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Percy Pig sweets and products are popular among Marks & Spencer shoppers.
Customers have shared their delight as they noticed the Halloween-themed version are back in stores.
The M&S Percy Pig Petrifying Party Fruit Gums come in Halloween-themed colours such as red, green and orange.
Their description reads: "Made with real fruit juice, these spooky fruit flavoured gums are shaped like Percy Pig™ with a Halloween twist.
Halloween Percy Pigs have been spotted in stores
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"Our much-loved Percy Pig™ sweets are made with real fruit juice and no artificial colours or flavourings."
Marks & Spencer shoppers headed to Facebook to share their excitement, with a post by NewFoodsUK receiving many positive "reactions".
One shopper commented, "they look good" and another agreed, branding the sweets "yummy".
Others said they can't wait to try, with one noting, "I may treat myself" and a second writing, "yes please".
Other hungry Percy Pig fans tagged their loved ones to alert them to the news or left 'heart' emojis under the post.
This follows the return of the Reversy Percy, and GB News compared these to the originals in a taste test.
As the weather cools across the UK, many Britons will be starting to think about autumn and Halloween.
For some, it's not too early to think about Christmas either, and Marks & Spencer has already been putting festive treats into Foodhall branches.
This includes the return of the Iced Topped Mince Pie, which have been a hit with shoppers who have said they are glad to see them again.
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Christmas items are already on shelves
NEWFOODSUKOne customer excitedly shared, "they are my favourites", while one more said, "they are lovely". Another was happy to find Christmas items already in stores.
They wrote, "I love seeing all the Christmas bits", to which another agreed and commented, "it's my favourite time of the year".
One more M&S shopper was not so sure, however, writing, "it's too early for Christmas. I love them at Christmas but not this early".