M&S Shoppers Rush for £12 Chocolate Tin 'Better Than Quality Street'
M&S £12 Chocolate Tin Sells Out, Beats Quality Street

Shoppers across the UK are flocking to Marks & Spencer stores in a frenzy, desperately seeking a specific Christmas chocolate tin that has been hailed as a superior and cheaper alternative to the iconic Quality Street.

The Bargain Tin Flying Off Shelves

The object of desire is M&S's own-brand 1.2kg Big Mix chocolate tin, priced at just £12. This hefty offering contains ten different varieties, including salted caramel, hazelnut, fudge, and orange creme flavours. In a direct comparison, a standard 550g tub of Quality Street currently retails for around £7, making the M&S option a significantly better deal by weight.

Shoppers Declare It 'Gold Dust'

The enthusiasm for the product has spilled over onto social media, where customers are sharing their hunt. One Reddit user revealed the lengths they went to, stating: “I ordered my first ever Ocado shop just to get my hands on this bad boy. It was sold out in every store in a 30 mile radius.”

The demand is so high that even supermarket staff have confirmed the scramble. An M&S employee responded online, noting “Everyone keeps asking for these in my store,” while another fan simply described the tin as “gold dust.”

How Does It Really Taste?

Beyond the value, many shoppers are adamant about the taste. One user asserted: “Far better than quality street, and they’re in a foil wrapper as well!” Another recommended: "Buy the m&s big tin of chocolates. So much better than roses etc. It's Christmas treat yourself."

The conversation sparked broader debates about festive favourites, with mentions of Heroes, Roses, and homemade selections. However, the consensus among those who have tried the M&S Big Mix is overwhelmingly positive, positioning it as a surprise contender in the seasonal chocolate wars.

Shoppers should note that M&S stores were closed on Boxing Day, 26th December, and opening hours can vary by location, so checking ahead is advised. For those hoping to snag this sought-after tin, acting quickly is essential, as stock appears to be disappearing rapidly from shelves nationwide.