B&M may be in the running to change its name to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory after five new Aussie chocolate bars hit the shelves.
Residing chocoholics in the county might be excited to hear about the brand new range of treats.
The shelves are now tempting shoppers with two new Twirl varieties in the flavour mint and caramilk, a new Dairy Milk snack bar, Caramilk Share bag and last but not least a Maltesers Marshmallow bag.
Twirl Caramilk and Mint
A popular treat for those living down under and often ordered on demand by chocolate connoisseurs around the world.
Shoppers can now decide between caramilk and mint twirl bars whilst on their weekly shopping spree.
Both chocs have two-finger swirls wrapped in each packet, but we'll let our readers decide which one out of the two will be placed at the top spot.
Retail Price: £1
Caramilk Share bag
There is no expense spared with Cadbury's Caramilk Share bag, as all the chocolate comes individually wrapped to make the treat perfect for a party.
Chocolatiers will be happy to know that the golden white chocolate is coming to England.
Retail Price: £2.99
The Maltesers Marshmallows
This new snack pretty much sounds like a party in your mouth. But the chaotic combination has proved to be popular down under.
This snack might seem like your standard Malteser balls but apparently, they come with a raspberry flavoured malt centre that (allegedly) melts in your mouth.
Many chocolate connoisseurs will be particularly pleased to hear this because sweet snacks are quite rare to spot in the UK and are often sold online to ship for a hefty price tag.
It's a good thing the treats are right on our doorstep now.
Retail Price: £2.99
The Snack Bar
This chocolate sounds more like a title than a name, but that might be because it comes with six (yes SIX) flavours including orange, strawberry, pineapple, coconut ice, Turkish delight and caramel.
Retail price: £2.99
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