A limited-edition Cadbury Twirl flavour has returned to shelves three years after it first delighted chocolate fans.
Eagle-eyed shoppers have spotted Mint Twirl bars, prompting excitement among those who thought the flavour had disappeared for good.
The 35g bars are currently priced at £1 at B&M, and remain labelled as a limited edition, as reported by What’s The Jam.
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They contain two fingers made from mint-flavoured chocolate curls and swirls coated in Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate.
The comeback was highlighted by food-spotting account UK Newest Foods.
However, the chocolates may not be available in every branch, and neither Cadbury nor B&M has announced how long the current stock will remain on sale.
Mint Twirl was first unveiled in April 2023 before receiving a nationwide launch on 1 May that year.
The original version weighed 43g and carried a recommended retail price of 75p, meaning the newly spotted bar is 8g smaller and costs 25p more.
It was Cadbury’s third limited-edition Twirl flavour of the decade, following Caramel and Orange.
At the time, Cadbury said the variety was intended to combine the bar’s famously flaky texture with a refreshing mint flavour.
Unlike Twirl Orange, which proved popular enough to become a permanent member of the range, Mint Twirl subsequently vanished from most major supermarket shelves.
Its unexpected appearance at B&M has therefore caused a stir among chocolate lovers.
One shopper exclaimed: “They’re back!! Mmm.”
Another tagged a friend and said: “I need to try.”
A third wrote: “Get in my belly.”
A fourth person said: “Yummy.”
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