Primark fans are 'running' for 'gorgeous' new £5 kitchenware
The 'adorable' new £5 range has delighted Primark shoppers who can't wait to get their hands on it
Primark's new £5 kitchenware is "so cute" that shoppers say they "need" to buy a set. The retailer is known for its affordable fashion and homeware, and it looks like the high street favourite has another hit on its hands.
Fans of the store have fallen in love with its new £5 teddy bear plates, which have featured in multiple viral social media posts. As seen in a picture shared on Facebook by Dansway Gifts and Bargains UK, the white plate shows a teddy bear snacking on a biscuit.
The character is surrounded by love hearts and a pink border with text. It reads: "Cuddles & cookies." Showcasing the kitchenware, the popular page wrote: "This NEW 'Cuddles & Cookies' Teddy Bear Plate at Primark is adorable, it's only £5," and viewers loved what they saw.
Someone replied: "I want this." Another fan wrote: "Omg we need." More praise read: "Love this." A viewer added: "So cute." The £5 plate has also proven popular on TikTok, where it's been showcased with various matching items.
In one video shared by @prmrksouthampton, shoppers can see the new bear-themed range. Along with the round plate, the items include a £2.50 pack of straws, a £3.50 bear mug, a £5 bear-shaped plate, and themed napkins.
The video's caption read: "This adorable little brown bear is now on our Primark Home ceramics at amazing prices! Thanks to Jess on our Home department getting this Beary cute front done this morning!"
It continued: "We've ordered up while they're available for us to do so, be quick as these will sell fast!" Elsewhere, @primarkzwolle showcased the selection available for shoppers in the Netherlands, and yet again, the range proved incredibly popular.
A fan said: "Need it all for my baby." A second shared: "I'm running Monday to primark." An excited comment read: "OMG THE TEDDY BEAR PLATES!!" A similar response read: "I need 4 of them white bear plates ASAP OMG." Someone else commented: "Booking flights immediately."
Shoppers can browse various items from the range on Primark's website. For instance, the product description for the Bear Shaped Plate reads: "This adorable plate is shaped like a teddy bear sitting sweetly, complete with heart details on its paws and a pink bow between its ears.
"Made from ceramic, it has raised features that bring the bear's face and paws to life, making snack time extra fun. The warm brown colour and gentle expression give it a cosy, comforting feel.
"Just the right size for little portions of fruit, biscuits or treats, it's ideal for children or anyone who loves playful tableware. Whether used for serving or simply displayed, this novelty plate adds a touch of charm to any setting."
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