A rare Cadbury Favourites set has appeared at B&M: what's inside.

According to The Sun: Cadbury's favorite chocolate products have reappeared in B&M stores, sure to delight shoppers.

The Cadbury Favourites boxes weighing 265 g are on sale, imported from Australia. They contain 11 different kinds of chocolates, some of which are quite hard to find in the UK.

Among the favorite treats is the Dream chocolate, which was withdrawn from sale in 2002. Despite this, it is still sold abroad and occasionally appears on shelves in the UK.

The box also features Moro, made of chewy nougat, caramel, and milk chocolate. Other classic chocolates in the set include Boost, Dairy Milk Caramello, Picnic, Turkish Delight, Flake, Dairy Milk, and Crunchie.

The price of the box is £3.99, and to purchase the product, customers must visit one of the 777 B&M stores in the UK, as the store does not offer online delivery.

This is not the first time Cadbury chocolate sets have appeared in B&M. Last May, customers spotted this treat and noted that they had to buy it.

Additionally, other Australian chocolates, such as the Cadbury Mint Triple Decker, made of milk chocolate, white chocolate, and topped with mint chocolate, have also been noted in B&M stores.

One customer found the Australian version of the Cadbury Mini Egg chocolate, which cost just 10 pence and weighed 170 g — 60 g more than a similar product in the UK.

How to save money at B&M

Download the free B&M scanner app to your smartphone from the Apple App Store or Google Play. After downloading, simply use your phone's camera to scan product barcodes in the store.

The app will show you the current price of the product, which is sometimes significantly lower than the shelf price. One customer took advantage of the app by purchasing a long hot water bottle for just 10 pence instead of £10.

The best time for shopping with cheap products is at 10 AM on Wednesday when staff lower prices to 10 pence to make room for new goods.

So far, the return of Cadbury's favorite chocolates to B&M has generated great interest among shoppers. Although some of these treats have long disappeared from the UK market, their return not only brings back memories of old times but also offers the chance to try new flavors. B&M stores continue to meet customers' needs by offering unique imported goods.