People rush to new shop for Dubai chocolate less than HALF the price of Lidl’s, but others say it’s the ‘new Prime fad’

WHEN it comes to chocolate, it’s currently the name on everyone’s lips. But if you want to get your hands on the official ‘Dubai chocolate’ – a huge tablet filled with pistachio cream and kunafa – can cost up to around £20.Shoppers are racing to a new shop for a £1.

25 dupe of the famous Dubai chocolateFacebook/ExtremeCouponingAndBargainsUKFacebook/ExtremeCouponingAndBargainsUKThe chocolate with a pistachio centre is retailing for just £1.25[/caption]LidlWhich is less than half the price of Lidl’s newly-launched dupe[/caption]So retailers are launching their own versions for a fraction of the price, with shoppers taking to Facebook to share their latest bargain finds.One person took to the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group on Facebook after coming across a bar for just £1.

25. “One Below, Birchwood Warrington – £1.25,” Claire wrote alongside two pictures of the Bolci bars on the store shelves.

But people in the comments section were divided as to whether the bars were worth buying or not – with many insisting it was just another craze and not worth buying into. “The fad will be over soon, just like it was with Prime,” one wrote, referring to the sports and energy drinks created by YouTubers KSI and Logan Paul. “That’s what I said – there’s bars for £8 in our shop!” another raged.

“Will be 20p a bar in a few months,” a third commented. “Prime all over again.”“I tried today for the first time and I need to say I am glad I .