B&M bargain hunter reveals SIX cereal boxes you can pick up for just 50p… but stocks are running low so get there fast
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A SAVVY shopper has uncovered a breakfast bonanza at B&M — six boxes of cereal for just 50p each.
The deal was shared on Facebook, with one thrilled user posting: '50P a pack B@M Northampom.'
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Shopper fills their car boot with Nestlé cereal box bowls from B&M, snapped up for just 50p each
The discovery was made at a B&M store in Northampton, and the bargain quickly caught the attention of other shoppers online.
Fans flocked to the comments to share their excitement.
Another warned: 'These were recalled in my store.'
A third added: 'Need to visit the place.'
Others pointed out that prices may vary by location.
One user said: 'In mine they're 89p but still cheap.'
But it's not just cereal getting snapped up.
B&M has been rolling out a wave of red-hot deals lately.
A stunning red oriental lily, priced at just £4.50, has been a garden favourite thanks to its strong fragrance and ability to return bigger each year.
Travel lovers have been grabbing a £7 cabin bag that's been praised for fitting perfectly under plane seats and meeting airline size rules.
Homeware fans haven't been left out either.
A candle-in-a-cup dupe for a £24 Zara Home version is flying off shelves at just £4. Shoppers say the scent is nearly identical.
Meanwhile, a giant inflatable rocking toy that was originally £50 has been reduced to just £1 in some stores — with one buyer calling it the 'bargain of the year.'
Another viral find is a retro-style lava lamp with built-in Bluetooth speaker — once £20, now scanning for only 50p in some stores.
Shoppers are urging others to use the B&M scanner app to uncover hidden discounts, as shelf prices often don't match what's at the till.
One mum shared her tip: head to stores midweek, especially Wednesday mornings, when many new markdowns appear.
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