Home Bargains is perfect for impressive budget home décor items and the store has re-stocked a festive favourite - and shoppers are delighted.
Last year, the discount retailer was selling a serving board in the shape of Santa's sleigh for just £5.99 and shoppers have noticed it is back in stores.
The wooden serving board is sat on top of a red sleigh frame, making it look like Father Christmas' normal mode of transportation, and it is perfect for serving any of your favourite festive snacks and treats.
Money Saver Online shared an image of the wooden serving board to their Facebook page, advising shoppers the festive serving board is back on shelves as part of Home Bargains Christmas 2021 range.
The adorable serving board was hugely popular last year and looks to be the same again this Christmas.
Underneath the post, many shoppers have commented on how excited they are for the item to be back in stores. Others also shared images of how they decorated theirs last year.
One shopper wrote: "We need one for the Christmas table"
Another wrote: "Wish we had of bought that today! It was so cute"
Other shoppers commented on creative ideas they had for the serving board, which looks as though it can be incredibly versatile for the season.
One such commented said: "This would be so cute to do a little hot chocolate bar on. Could do like loads of diff toppings and stuff on it and let the boys decorate their own hot choc x"
The festive serving board looks to be quite a trend for this year's Christmas, as B&M, another popular discount retailer, has their version of the serving board in stores.
B&M's version is a bit a bit on the fancier side with the words "It's beginning to taste a lot like Christmas" engraved into the wood. It's also only a couple of more pounds expensive for £8.00.
So whether you are serving mince pies and carrots for Santa and Rudolph, or if you are entertaining guests at a Christmas party, then the sleigh serving board seems to be quite the popular item this festive period.
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