Tesco has significantly reduced the price of Terry's Chocolate Orange: the promotion will last until Tuesday.

According to The Sun: Shoppers who love sweets can purchase this popular delicacy at a great price from a large supermarket chain.

But don't wait, as the promotion for these traditional treats ends in just a few days.

Consumers can buy Terry's Chocolate Orange at a reduced price until next week (illustrative image) Getty

Terry's Chocolate Orange has been a beloved dessert in the UK for nearly a century.

While oranges are traditionally associated with Christmas, symbolizing the generosity of Saint Nicholas, Terry's Chocolate Orange has become another festive treat.

Consumers can now purchase it at a very attractive price, as Tesco is running a promotion for club card holders.

Deal from Tesco

Members of the supermarket's loyalty program can buy this popular dessert for only £1.

The 145-gram ball of Terry's Chocolate Orange has been reduced by 50% as part of a limited sale.

However, club card holders must hurry, as the deal ends on Tuesday, October 14.

Those without a club card will pay £2 for these treats.

Although the price may remind one of days gone by, the size of the chocolate orange remains unchanged.

Terry's Chocolate Orange has become one of many products affected by 'shrinkflation', decreasing from 157g to 145g in recent years.

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Other supermarkets

Iceland and Co-op are offering the 145-gram ball for £2, while it costs £2.50 at Morrisons and Sainsbury's.

Various options for Terry's Chocolate Orange, including milk chocolate and mint, are also available for £2 at Poundland.

Meanwhile, B&M offers consumers a 157g version for only £1.98.

And the 145-gram version is sold for the same price at Asda.

Asda has also introduced its version of Terry's Chocolate Orange ahead of the festive season.

Additional tips for saving on chocolate

Recently, Lindt released two new flavors of its popular chocolate bar.

A new flavor of Terry's Chocolate Orange has also appeared on the market ahead of Christmas.

Additionally, a long-discontinued 90s Cadbury chocolate bar is back for just 87 pence.

Celebrations have changed their packaging ahead of Christmas.

And, of course, B&M shoppers have noticed two new flavors of festive chocolate favorites selling for £1.

Thus, consumers have the opportunity to enjoy popular sweets at great prices, making the holidays even more special. The Christmas season always brings with it new delicious offers, and supermarket promotions allow you to purchase favorite treats without spending extra. Take advantage of opportunities to save on holiday shopping!