Marmite releases sweet-salty sauce: shoppers' reactions are divided.

According to The Sun: MARMITE has sparked heated discussions with the launch of a new flavor for Halloween.

This new product promises a unique taste, but shoppers are divided in their reviews of the autumn mix.

In one Facebook post, an informed shopper shared a picture of the new product spotted at Marks and Spencers.

He captioned: “OMG! The new Marmite sauce with caramel is now at M&S.”

The label reads: “Smooth caramel sauce blended with the iconic Marmite taste.”

However, not everyone was pleased; some reviews were negative.

One dissatisfied shopper reacted with the comment: “Disgusting!”

Another added: “Tell me this is a joke!”

The third commented: “I can't fathom how this could taste, even though I like both products!”

“I love Marmite, but this is not it!” - noted another shopper.

However, someone else wrote: “Amazing, I can't wait to try it.”

M&S is not the only company that has elicited mixed reactions from shoppers.

The new flavor of Terry’s Chocolate Orange has sparked discussion

Terry’s Chocolate caught attention with a new flavor released for Christmas.

The popular classic chocolate orange has received a rich caramel variant, departing from the citrus flavor.

The new product is already available at Co-op and Iceland for £2, but it has received mixed reviews among chocolate lovers.

Fans of the novelty actively shared their impressions on social media.

One shopper posted on the NewfoodsUK Facebook page: “I've tried two of them, and I really liked this flavor!”

Another reported: “OMG, they are so wonderful, I adore them.”

However, not everyone liked the novelty.

One disappointed customer called it “absolutely tasteless.”

Another was outraged: “They are horrible, and I was so looking forward to trying them!”

New chocolate treats for Christmas

Meanwhile, Quality Street boxes have already appeared on shelves as the countdown to Christmas has begun.

These delicious boxes have become popular during the holidays and can be quite economical amidst price competition.

Chocolate brands are again offering interesting novelties, and a multitude of new flavors have appeared on shelves.

Cadbury recently introduced a new Bournville bar with chopped hazelnut flavor.

The chocolate also contains luxurious salted caramel that permeates every piece.

Additionally, Cadbury launched a new Dairy Milk bar in the UK – Dairy Milk Iced Latte.

This bar consists of classic Dairy Milk chocolate with a creamy coffee filling and crispy cookie.

The brand also recently released White Dipped Twirl, which combines white and milk chocolate.

And Mars has returned its White Chocolate Maltesers to shelves after a 11-year absence.

The launch of new flavors, such as the caramel Marmite and Terry’s chocolate orange, shows that manufacturers are constantly experimenting to satisfy consumer tastes. However, not all innovations manage to become favorites. The months ahead, during the holidays, may see even more novelties appearing on supermarket shelves, intriguing shoppers with diverse offerings.