The scorching heatwave hitting the nation has caused entire shelves full of chocolate bars in a shop, a customer claims.
Shocked Jodie Guttridge could not believe her eyes when she noticed what the heat was reportedly doing to the sweet treats.
The 34-year-old said she spotted the floppy packets hanging over their cardboard display boxes.
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They were found in B&M in Danum Retail Park, Doncaster.
The scorching heat reached as high as 32C (90F) in the UK when shopper Jodie spotted it on Tuesday (12 Aug).
According to Jodie, staff were camped in front of industrial sized fans, milk was warm and products such as lip balm turned into liquid.
In the bizarre footage captured by the shopper Terry’s Chocolate Orange and Lotus Biscoff bars can be seen completely melted on the shelf.
The bars were soft to the touch.
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“The chocolate was completely melted, I was bending the packaging over the shelves,” Jodie claimed to What’s The Jam.
“I’m asthmatic and the air was too thick making it a very uncomfortable shop.
“Can you imagine everything else melting?”
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“The lip balms were just oil when you opened them.
B&M has been approached for a comment.
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