Sainsbury's offering 50% discount on Cadbury's chocolate - full list of products

Reports suggest some customers are "panic buying" and clearing shelves, with one TikTok user sharing footage of empty chocolate displays.

The offer includes 13 popular Cadbury chocolate bags, each weighing between 105g and 120g.

From classic Dairy Milk Giant Buttons to the more adventurous Caramilk Golden Caramel Chocolate Buttons, there's something to satisfy every chocolate craving.

However, chocolate enthusiasts will need to act quickly.

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The offer is set to end on Sunday, September 22, giving shoppers less than a week to stock up on their favourite treats.

The limited timeframe has led to a surge in demand, with some Sainsbury's stores experiencing unprecedented crowds.

One shopper reported seeing "trollies full" of discounted chocolates.

Another shared: "I went into my local Sainsbury's earlier to be greeted with two women clearing the shelves. I only wanted one pack/bag. Didn't get anything."

For those eager to take advantage of this sweet deal, here's the full list of Cadbury items reduced to 82p:

• Cadbury Dairy Milk Giant Buttons (119g)
• Cadbury Twirl Bites (109g)
• Cadbury Crunchie Rocks (110g)
• Cadbury Bournville Dark Chocolate Giant Buttons (110g)
• Cadbury Darkmilk Giant Buttons (105g)
• Cadbury Dairy Milk Caramel Nibbles (120g)
• Cadbury Oreo Bites (110g)
• Cadbury Bitsa Wispa (110g)
• Cadbury Dairy Milk Orange Giant Buttons (110g)
• Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons Twisted (105g)
• Cadbury White Giant Buttons (110g)
• Cadbury Caramilk Golden Caramel Buttons (105g)
• Cadbury Curly Wurly Squirlies (110g).

To take advantage of this offer, customers must have a Nectar card.

The discount is available both in-store and online, giving shoppers flexibility in how they purchase their discounted treats.

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It's worth noting that this deal comes at a time when chocolate prices have been rising.

Recent reports indicate that some chocolate prices have increased by up to 40 per cent at major supermarkets.

Recently, the consumer price index (CPI) rate of inflation in the UK has eased to 2.2 per cent.

However, consumers are still having to contend with high prices on the supermarket shelves.