Shoppers rejoice as M&S’ ‘showstopping’ Christmas food tree makes comeback with ‘bombshell’ selection of snacks

SHOPPERS are rejoicing arsenic M&S brings backmost its "showstopping" Christmas histrion made retired of food.

And this year, the "Charcuter-tree" comes with a "bombshell" enactment of caller snacks.

The £25 build-your-own centrepiece allows shoppers to pin antithetic charcuterie items onto a tree-shaped mould with cocktail sticks.

The snacks see salchichon slices, chorizo slices, Manzanilla olives, Kalamata olives, gouda food cubes and a food prima to spot connected top.

According to the Ocado website, the deli items are sourced from crossed Spain, Greece and the Netherlands.

In a Facebook post, the M&S subdivision successful Corby, Northamptonshire described the edible decoration arsenic a "showstopping caller enactment showpiece" and a "build-your-own bombshell".

The station was rapidly shared to the Food Finds UK Official group, wherever it racked up 141 reacts and 256 comments.

One wrote: "This is simply a spot of me."

Another told their pal: "You'll emotion this."

A 3rd joked: "I’m done instrumentality my money."

It comes aft M&S besides brought backmost its hugely popular Cinnamon Bun Mix - cleanable for immoderate winter baking.

The £2.50 kit makes 8 brushed and chewy cinnamon buns drizzled with icing and sprinkled with cinnamon sugar.

And, Colin the Caterpillar fans rejoiced aft the posh supermarket revealed a new festive edition - implicit with a sleigh.

One excited shopper wrote: "Colin’s been upgraded this twelvemonth guys hole yourselves."

The £15 festive Colin wears a reddish Santa chapeau and is pulling a present-filled sleigh with candy canes and achromatic and beverage cocoa gifts.

He adjacent has achromatic wintertime boots and Christmas-themed sprinkles which are red, achromatic and green.

Meanwhile, a caller Mince Pie Liqueur by the marque took the net by storm, with 1 instrumentality writing: "Always pulling it retired the container M&S!!! This is truthful cute."

However, successful sadder news, the supermarket announced that its iconic Percy Pig chocolate bombe was no more aft customers noticed its lack from shelves.

And Baileys fans despaired aft M&S' cheaper dupe was besides axed.