Tesco shoppers have rushed to praise a dessert product that they "used to have as a kid".
One customer spotted that the supermarket sells homemade ice lolly makers, that can be used to make frozen desserts from juice and smoothies.
Many people will remember having such a product in their freezer during summer growing up. A common childhood activity was to mix and match juices to make unusual ice lolly flavours.
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The shopper who spotted the product was quick to share the news online with others. Writing in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group, they said: "Reduced to £1.20 in Tesco. Been spending a small fortune on ice lollies recently so going to try this instead!"
Since being shared, the post has received over 450 likes and more than 130 comments. Tesco customers and nostalgic shoppers alike were quick to share their thoughts.
One wrote: "Used to have these as a kid, cant beat homemade ice lollies".
"My mum used to make angel delight ones when we were kids," a second revealed.
"I remember these from my childhood," echoed a third.
"Takes me back," another posted, while a fifth agreed: "This takes me back. I'm 64 and remember my mom doing this for me, my brother and sister. Think they must have been tupperware ones."
Other members of the group shared how the product has saved them money over the summer amid the worsening cost of living crisis.
One stated: "I've been doing this too for my little ones. I've been freezing cheap yogurt in mine.
"They love them. Saves me a fortune in Mini Milks."
"Works for little ones older ones not so good, but on a budget they haven't a choice," revealed a second.
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