Morrisons is selling Freddo bars for 10p for a limited time

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Author: Alex RossPublished 21st Jun 2024
Last updated 21st Jun 2024

With the cost of living crisis affecting almost everything in recent years, one sweet treat which has really been affected by inflation is the iconic Cadbury Freddo bar, which now retails at a simply outrageous 25p.

However, to celebrate Morrisons' 125th birthday and 200 years of chocolate maker Cadbury’s, the supermarket giant is rolling back the clock for a limited time only, pricing the Freddo bar back to its original price of 10p.

A move which will save Freddo lovers a huge 60%, customers can get their hands on 10p chocolate between Friday 21st June and Monday 24th June in all stores nationwide.

Mike Kenny, Confectionery Buying Manager at Morrisons, said: “We’re bringing back a sweet taste of nostalgia to celebrate our 125th anniversary and we’re thrilled to be able to offer everyone’s favourite Freddo bar for just 10p. The offer won’t be available for long, so customers will need to be quick at nabbing themselves a bar, or two, or three!”

Now check out these surprisingly low calorie chocolate bars:

Nestlé Kit Kat

Calories in two fingers of Kit Kat (21g): 106kcal


Have a break, have a Kit Kat - a phrase we like to live by.

Cadbury Fudge

Calories in a Fudge bar (25.5g): 98kcal


For just a little taste of the sweet stuff, a finger of Fudge will definitely hit the spot with just 98 calories per bar.

Mars' Milky Way

Calories in a 21.5g bar Milky Way: 97kcal


A lower calorie option than its cousins Mars and Snickers bars, a Milky Way is only 97 calories.

Mars' Bounty

Calories in one Bounty portion (28.5g): 139kcal


Made with real coconut, a Bounty bar is basically one of our five a day, right?

Nestlé Aero

Calories in one Aero bar (27g): 144kcal


Aeros are super satisfying to eat, and thanks to the plentiful 'bubbles' only comes in at 144 calories.

Malteasers

Calories in a pack of Maltesers (37g): 186kcal


Maltesers were the OG light chocolate treat, with just, and we can't quite believe we're saying this, 11 calories per ball. But please, scoff the whole bag.

OR a Maltesers Bunny/Reindeer

Calories in a Maltesers Bunny/Reindeer (29g): 156kcal


Who can forget about the newer addition to the Malteser fam - the delicious seasonal bunnies and reindeers! As well as being one of the best things to ever happen to humble malt, they're only 156 calories each.

Cadbury Buttons

Calories in a pack of Buttons (30g): 160kcal


Make your 160 calorie bag of Cadbury Buttons last by letting the chocolate melt onto your tongue. Mmmm. Or shove them all in at once, whatever feels good.

Cadbury Flake

Calories in a Flake bar (32g): 167kcal


Flaky in the best possible way, a Cadbury flake only has 167 calories.

Cadbury Crunchie

Calories in a Crunchie bar (40g): 186kcal


Closer to the higher end of the spectrum, Cadbury Crunchies are worth all 186 of those sweet, sweet calories.

Cadbury TimeOut Wafer

Calories in a TimeOut Wafer bar (21.2g): 112kcal


All was not lost when the iconic TimeOut bar was discontinued, with its scrumptious wafer-bar replacement amounting to a pleasant 112 calories per snack. As if this perfect tea dipping treat could get any better!

Cadbury Creme Egg

Calories in a Creme Egg (40g): 177kcal



Only on sale between Christmas and Easter (boo!) Cadbury Creme Eggs are a cult fave with only 177 calories.

According to Cadbury, the Freddo bar is a 'delicious treat size frog made from classic, creamy Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate. A little family favourite for generations'.

Freddo bars were actually originally created by an Australian confectionery company called MacRobertson's. Designed and created by an 18-year-old employee called Harry Melbourne in 1930, the sweet treat was later sold to Cadbury in 1967.

Although it was initially only sold in Australia, it didn't take long for Cadbury to produce the Freddo bar on global scale, even adding adaptations and flavours of the product.

Following its UK relaunch in the 1990s, Freddo bars were priced at 10p and remained that until 2005, before a rough increase of around 2p per year. In recent years, Freddo bars average around 25p.

BRB, going to fill our trolleys! 🍫🍫🍫

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