FOOD lovers are scrambling to Poundland after spotting a mouth-watering £5 freezer treat scanning for just a quid at tills.
Twin brothers Kevin and Kieran D’Arcy, from Glasgow, spotted the Ben & Jerry's cookie dough chunks in the budget store on Tuesday.
Sharing the cheap find with their 82,000 followers on TikTok (@foodthirst_), the siblings said: "Attention, Poundland have Ben & Jerry’s cookie dough for £1.
"Not a bad wee deal, right?"
Another food lover immediately responded: “I want”, accompanied by the heart eye emoji.
In other supermarkets, the cookie dough chunks would set you back £4.90, with special offers in Asda and Sainsbury's still costing £3.50 and £3 respectively.
So at worst, you're still saving £2.
Describing the frozen treat, Ben & Jerry's bosses say: "[Our] chocolate chip cookie dough chunks contain the dough, the whole dough, and nothing but the dough.
"No more spoon-digging for just one more doughy bite — now you can munch on dough chunk after dough chunk to your heart’s content.
"Just don't forget to store frozen, and you can snack straight from the bag."
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And they joked: "No more wrist cramps from digging cookie dough chunks out of your tub-full, no more hoping for just one more doughy chunk.
"The future is now, cookie dough lovers. Gobble these up on their own, or sprinkle them over your bowl of ice cream to add even more doughy euphoria."
Despite high street stores struggling across the country, Poundland continues to offer its customers top bargains.
And it could be set to open an exciting new megastore in a major shopping centre..
Plans have been approved to extend the Poundland store at Newkirkgate in Leith, Edinburgh,
Poundland bosses confirmed the megastore could open in early 2024 with a number of new jobs set to be created.
It's hoped bargain hunters will be able to take advantage of a full range of food, drink, homeware, pet goods, entertainment and stationery at the expanded store.
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