Marks & Spencer announces a new flavour of the 'nicest' treats and customers 'can't wait to find them'

M&S stated: "New in the M&S Foodhall – this way-fer serious joy. Our mini yet oh-so mighty wafer collection is growing.

"Our chocolate, lemon and cappuccino flavours have gone down such a storm, we’re welcoming a new flavour to the party.

"Introducing our new Strawberry Mini Wafers. These crunchy, fruity little squares are the perfect addition to your favourite cuppa, snack on the go, or little lunchbox treat. Which flavour are you picking up next?"

Customers headed to the comments section and many shared they are excited to try the new flavours. One said, "these sound so good", while another added, "the nicest biscuits".

A Marks & Spencer customer wrote: "I had the cappuccino ones the other day, they were so nice."

A fourth said: "They look delicious. I’m going to have a look when I’m in there today. I hope they’re in my local one."

Others shared they were "so excited" by the announcement and that the treats looked "yummy". One more wrote: "Can't wait to find these. My favourite."

This comes M&S brings out a "must-have" Christmas product, but shoppers have hit back saying it is too early for festive products.

The retailer stated: "Ready for our first magical Christmas tin of the season?

"Get ready to be wowed! Our optical illusion Santa’s Workshop Musical Light-Up Tin has been inspired by the gorgeous miniature book nook trend.

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"Watch Santa’s helpers prepare for Christmas with the help of some magical mirrors, then tuck into the melt-in-the-mouth chocolate chip cookie stars as you listen to its festive tune.

"Guaranteed to delight big and little kids alike, this tin is a must-have on any Christmas wish list."

One shopper said: "I absolutely love the Christmas tins you bring out every year, I have loads all over the house when I decorate for the festive season - another won't hurt."

However, other Britons were not so sure. One wrote: "Can we finish summer please?" to which another replied, "agreed".