Marks and Spencer shoppers 'need' new indulgent desserts which look 'unreal'
Shoppers rushed to M&S to get their hands on the viral cookies, and now fans are desperate to try the brand new dessert range launched this week - including cheesecake filled cookies and a treat for tiramisu fans
People with a sweet tooth are buzzing after spotting a new range of indulgent desserts in Marks and Spencer recently. If you were lucky enough to get your hands on the viral M&S cookies, you know how good they were. Following the popularity of the bakery treats, the supermarket has now turned them into Cookie Cups.
The desserts are currently available in stores across the nation with three flavours: Raspberry and White Chocolate, Extremely Chocolatey, and Hazelnut Praline. Announcing the news, M&S said: "New in the M&S Foodhall – viral cookies meet cheesecake for some serious indulgence. Our Cookie Cups have landed, and in a UK first we've married chewy cookie and smooth cheesecake for dessert to be remembered.
"Raspberry and White Chocolate Cookie Cup, a chewy white chocolate chip cookie, filled with white chocolate cheesecake and fruity raspberry compote. Extremely Chocolatey Cookie Cup, a chewy chocolate cookie, filled with chocolate cheesecake and creamy milk chocolate sauce. Hazelnut Praline Cookie Cup, a chewy chocolate chip cookie, filled with vanilla cheesecake and chocolate Praline sauce."
On Tuesday [June 3], Marks and Spencer took also confirmed on Instagram that they have launched some creamy treats. A spokesperson for M&S said: "New in the M&S Foodhall – a new sweet treat mashup and a double filled Lemon Éclair!."
Plus, there are new Tirami-choux Profiteroles - choux pastries made with a coffee, mascarpone and Marsala cream filling, topped with a rich chocolate sauce. This treat is said to be perfect for tiramisu fans.
After pictures of the new treats were shared on Marks and Spencer Edge Lane in Liverpool, one commented: "I bought the lemon eclairs today and they were fabulous!"
"Pistachio tiramisu, oh hell yes," added one. Another commented: "Omg look at the cookie cup! I'll have to pick this up."
Viral food reviewer Emily Jade, who boasts over 459,000 followers, tasted the new treats. She said: "Omg guys they're incredible... cookie cups filled with cheesecake and they come in three flavours: double choc, raspberry, white chocolate & hazelnut & praline."
One other agreed, and shared: "Got mine yesterday and they were delicious." "M&S just gets it with their sweet treats," added another. Another commented: "These looks unreal , defo need to get them all."
All of the flavours can be found in M&S Foodhalls or on Ocado UK. The products are not currently listen on the M&S website.
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