A DINNER essential is scanning for just 53p instead of £5.29 at a bargain supermarket.
Shoppers are raving “that’s absolutely fantastic!” as they race to clear shelves.
Morrisons has slashed the price of various products as part of a major sale.
One savvy-saver took to Facebook to spread the word.
They showed pictures of items such as a medium-sized whole chicken, cupcakes, and various meats.
And yellow “reduced” stickers showed the previous and new prices.
The shopper captioned their post: “Picked up these bargains in Consett Morrisons this evening.”
Consett, is a town in Durham where the shopper bagged her bargains.
Previously, the medium-sized whole chicken was £5.29.
But now, it’s been reduced by a whopping 90 per cent – scanning for just 53p.
Similarly, the Scotts cupcakes, once £2 are scanning for just 20p.
Customers rushed to the comment section.
One person thanked the savvy-saver for sharing the deal and the stores location.
While another asked at what time prices are slashed.
To which another replied: “In the Consett store it’s 5pm.”
Other shoppers simply wanted to express their approval.
A person said: “Brilliant bargains.”
Followed by a second: “Oh wow. Well done.”
And then a third said: “Awesome bargains.”
Meanwhile a fourth said: “Cakes look good.”
It comes after customers flocked to the superstore once again to grab a fabulous bargain.
Lenor’s Dreamy Jasmine Outdoorable Fabric Conditioner was scanning for just 37p.
Marked down by a jaw-dropping 89 per cent, the product usually sells for £3.50.
In a post on Facebook, a buyer shared an image of 25 bottles of the fabric softener, alongside a caption that read: “Morrisons – 37p.”
Hundreds of others quickly commented and reacted to the exciting post.
One questioned: “How did you get it so cheap?”
The original poster explained how she discovered the enormous saving.
When asked how she knew about the price, she described how she only found out about the price once it was scanned at the till.
Discovering this, she quickly ran back to the stash of fabric conditioners and grabbed as many as she could.
She said: “[I was] shocked at [the] till so I went back and grabbed them”.
However, some shoppers who had made it to Morrisons quickly claimed their store did not have the offer available.
Another member of the group explained this could be due to stores moving around their stock, meaning the discounted versions of the product would not be found in the same place as the full-price ones.
They said: “In my Morrisons, the ones on the shelves were the new stock at full price, they are changing packaging or something.
“So, the old reduced stock was on cages at the front of the store.”
