There are still 100 days to go until the big day but retailers are already stocking festive favourites.
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Cadbury has unveiled its full list of Christmas 2023 products and fans will be pleased.
The selection includes five fan favourites plus three more items shoppers will be excited about.
Already known to be returning are the famous Snow Balls which contains smooth Dairy Milk encased in a crispy white dusted icing sugar shell.
Before, the balls came in bags of 296g but this year sees the release of the family size 393g pack.
Also on the list are the popular chocolate coins which were axed nearly 10 years ago.
Cadbury discontinued them because supermarkets were selling their own, cheaper versions – but now they have returned.
Chocolate lovers have already eagerly anticipated the return of festive faves with many taking to social media to share their thoughts.
One tagged their friend and said: “I want them all.”
While another said she saw some of the items in stores the other day and she “got way too excited”.
And someone else wrote: “Goodness I’m excited.”
Cadbury’s full Christmas list for 2023 includes:
- Dairy Milk Advent Calendar, 340g – RRP £10
- Buttons Selection Box, 375g – RRP £6.50
- Milk Chocolate Coins, 70g – RRP £1.99
- Dairy Milk Moneytin, 230g – RRP £6.99
- Mixed Chunks, 400g – RRP £6
- Mini Snowballs family pack, 393g – RRP £4.50
- Twirl Pouch, 300g – RRP £6.29
- Family Hamper, 565g – RRP £10.99
Some of the items are already on supermarket shelves and shoppers have been going wild.
Tesco shoppers were rushing to buy a discontinued Cadbury Christmas favourite as it returns to store shelves.
A post by Money Saving Central confirmed the festival treats are already in Tesco stores.
It said: “They’re BACK! After a decade Cadbury Chocolate coins have returned & can now be found at Tesco.”
Eagle-eyed customers also spotted the famous Snowballs in Asda stores as well.
One shopper said on Facebook: “The snowballs are in Asda – I saw them this morning.”
Another said: “The snowballs are something else.”
“It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas,” said a third fan of the sweet treat.
Meanwhile, and in keeping with the Christmas theme, supermarket giant Iceland unveiled its festive menu.
It includes a pigs in blanket toastie and Christmas tree lollies.
Iceland is the first supermarket to unveil its Christmas menu this year which will be available in stores and online from November 6.
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