SHOPPERS are getting their sugar fix as huge tubs of Haribo go on sale for just £1.25.
The 600g share boxes were originally £5, treating customers to a huge £3.75 saving.
The tubs are on offer at Tesco for Clubcard holders and contain packets of Supermix, Starmix and Tangfastics.
One savvy spender shared a snap of her hoard after she took advantage of the bargain and picked up three tubs.
“Tesco! Haribo share tubs £1.25!” she wrote on Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group.
Other members of the group flocked to the comment section to praise the impressive find.
“Stopping at Tesco on your way home?” one wrote, tagging her husband.
“I thought I did well at £2.50 a tub last week,” another added.
“If you see these for that price, I need two please,” a third joked.
The deal is available in selected stores only, so it’s worth checking with your local branch before visiting the shops.
But remember, you’ll need a Clubcard to bag yourself the offer.
The supermarket giant recently announced it was making a huge change to their loyalty scheme – and it was good news for electric drivers.
Electric car owners can now earn loyalty points when charging their vehicles at the popular supermarket chain from today.
Clubcard members will now earn one point for every £1 spent charging at Pod Point’s Vauxhall-branded chargers at Tesco stores.
Tesco says the move is part of its latest partnership with tech provider Pod Point.
EV drivers could also bag a whopping 2,500 Clubcard points by subscribing to Pod Point’s all-inclusive home charging plan.
Charging bays are available at over 600 Tesco car parks across the UK.
Shama Wilson, Tesco’s group membership and loyalty director, said: “You can now park at your local Tesco and top up your electric vehicle while you shop, in the knowledge that you are collecting Clubcard points towards a future Tesco shop or to exchange with one of our reward partners.”
“We’re thrilled to deepen our long-standing partnership with Tesco and provide an incentive for Clubcard members to make the switch to an EV and join over a quarter of a million customers that trust Pod with their changing needs,” Pod CEO Melanie Lane added.
It comes after the supermarket giant revealed that it had hit 500,000 charges – providing more than 10 million miles of complimentary carbon neutral motoring.
Tesco, in partnership with Pod Point, is installing free charging points at 600 supermarkets around the UK as part of their commitment to improving electric car charging infrastructure.
