'This is my dream!' Britons rejoice over 'unbelievable' new foods stocked at Tesco calling them 'stunning'

Under a social media post by Newfoodsuk, shoppers rejoiced over the new Milka Hazelnut Creme Spread, available at Tesco for £4.70.

The comments section was flooded with chocoholics tagging their fellow chocolate fans. One shopper said: "This is my dream." Another seconded this: "Omg I need this." A third said they would be "class" on some biscuits.

Shoppers were also delighted to spot Strawberries and Cream Popcorn at the supermarket, available at Tesco for £1.20.

The new item has already garnered some fans. One shopper said on social media: "Oh I tried this and it's yummy." Another verified: "They are so good." A third called them "unbelievable".

Those who haven't tried the product yet can't wait to get their hands on the summer flavour. One said: "Love flavoured popcorn so much, gonna go get these."

In other popcorn news, Britons can't wait to get their hands on the new Butterkist popcorn flavour coming to Asda, Sainsbury's and more.

One popcorn enthusiast said: "Get me that right now." Another said: "Get in my basket!" The "exciting" flavour is currently retailed at Ocado for £2.

Social media users have also rejoiced at the launch of Tesco's Nacho Cheese Sauce, newly available for £1.60.

A cheese fan called the sauce "stunning", while another said it was a "game-changer" product.

Another said they "need to get this for our loaded nachos". A second tagged a loved one, asking them: "Oh my God buy me this in bulk pretty please."

Again, the comments section was flooded with Tesco customers tagging their loved ones to notify them of the exciting item.

Sauce lovers can also snap up an "iconic" and "luxurious" sauce from Aldi from tomorrow.

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But Tesco isn't the only supermarket delighting Britons as of recently. Aldi is constantly launching new products for its devoted shoppers.

Aldi shoppers were told to "run not walk" as breakfast must-have hit supermarket shelves.

Aldi also introduced a range of branded tipples for the first time at a budget price. At Lidl, an "epic" 89p bakery treat was "made by the gods" - but it won't be here forever.