'Looks lush!' Sainsbury's launches four new desserts shoppers say they 'need'
The supermarket has launched four new products
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Sainsbury's shoppers have spotted new 'Taste the Difference' desserts in stores across the UK.
Four new flavours have been found and customers have said they "need" to try them.
The new desserts serve between two and six people, and three of the four products are branded as "limited edition".
Hungry diners can tuck into:
Colombian Coffee Sponge Pudding (£5), described as "All butter Colombian coffee sponge topped with a generous helping of rich, dark Colombian coffee caramel sauce".
Apple Crumble Cheesecake has been spotted in stores
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Apple Crumble Cheesecake (£5) - "Baked vanilla flavoured cheesecake on a digestive biscuit crumb, topped with apple crumble glaze and finished with a caramelised biscuit crumb."
Banana Blonde Sponge Pudding (£5) - "Light and fluffy banana sponge topped with a rich and indulgent blonde chocolate sauce."
Cinnamon Bun Pudding (£4.35) - "Rich, sticky and sweet cinnamon buns with a rich toffee sauce, topped with cinnamon sugar and icing."
The desserts range between £4.35 and £5 but shoppers can currently get a discount as some of them are discounted with Nectar card prices, while others are included in the supermarket's dinner Meal Deal.
Britons shared their opinions on Facebook, penning which products they are most excited to try. One wrote, "Cinnamon Bun looks lush", while another said they wanted to find the "Apple Crumble Cheesecake".
Others expressed their excitement by tagging their friends and asking them to pick them up one of the desserts.
One shopper said "Oh my! I so need this!", while a second added, "I need it". A third wrote, "yes please" and one more said they "might have to give this a try".
This follows new premium cakes that were found on shelves in Asda, with prices starting at £3.50.
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Some shoppers can't wait to try the Cinnamon Bun Pudding
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The items are part of the 'Exceptional' range, which the supermarket describes as items offering a "truly indulgent taste experience".
The Ginger Latte Cake and Parline Profiteroles both gathered attention on social media.
Discussing the Ginger Latte Cake, Asda customers wrote, "we need this", "omg, let's try that" and, "we definitely need to go to Asda".
Other cake enthusiasts said, "look at this one, mmm", "this sounds nice" and "that looks amazing".
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