The secret Home Bargains aisle shoppers always forget to check – with loads of delicious treats priced from just 59p
CALLING all Home Bargains fans - there’s a secret aisle many shoppers always forget to check.
So if you want to get your hands on some tasty treats, but without the eye-watering price tags, you’ll need to check this out.
The much-loved bargain chain has revealed the brilliant aisle many people don’t know about - and it’s left shoppers open-mouthed.
In a short clip posted on social media, the variety store, which was founded in Liverpool and sells all things from home decor to pet toys, gave shoppers a close-up look at their epic bakery aisle.
Alongside the video, the chain penned: “Stop what you’re doing - these bakery must haves won’t last long!”
The chain advised shoppers to “run, don’t walk” to their fabulous food aisle, which has all things from savoury snacks to delicious desserts.
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So if you’re on a budget but have got a sweet tooth, you’ll need to check this out - and fast.
The chain then shared a look at the ‘bakery must haves’, with prices starting from just 59p.
Not only will you find packs of croissants (including chocolate and hazelnut) for just 79p, but there’s also a huge variety of doughnuts too.
So whether you prefer plain doughnuts, sprinkle doughnuts or even chocolate doughnuts, there’s plenty to choose from - and they’re only £1.09 for a pack of four.
If that wasn’t enough, there’s also bags of mini doughnuts, with jam or chocolate offerings for just £1 a pack.
And if you’re a lover of cookies and couldn’t get your hands on the viral ones from M&S, you’ll be pleased to see packs of five double chocolate cookies for only £1.19.
For those who don’t have a Greggs near their home, Home Bargains is now where it’s at, as you’ll be able to stock up on packs of sausage rolls, for just £1.09 for five.
You can even get freshly baked pastries from just 59p - and we have to say, the cinnamon swirls and the maple and pecan plaits look seriously good.
5 things you didn't know about Home Bargains
- Home Bargains was founded by Tom Morris
- It's official name is TJ Morris Ltd but trades as Home Bargains
- The first store was opened in Liverpool in 1976
- Around 30% of the stores range comprises clearance lines
- There are 575 stores nationwide
The TikTok clip, which was posted on the official @homebargainsofficialuk account, has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly racked up 46,300 views.
Many foodies were shocked to see the chain’s bakery aisle and confessed they had ‘never seen’ one before.
Never seen a bakery in Home Bargains
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One person asked: “Which stores actually have an in-store bakery? Never seen one.”
Another added: “Never seen a bakery in Home Bargains.”
Whilst a third questioned: “Home Bargains has a bakery?”
Which Home Bargains stores have cafes?
THERE are 19 Home Bargains stores with a café. See the list below to find your nearest one.
- Dover
- Oxford
- Cross Point
- Alfreton
- Amesbury
- Byrom St
- Hyndburn
- Preston 3
- Speke
- Axis New
- Norris Green
- Prescot
- Clifton Moor
- Trimdon
- Crosshands
- Holt Rd
- Almondvale RP
- Newtownabbey Resite
- Armagh
At the same time, one Home Bargains fan beamed: “Best bakery ever.”
And someone else chimed in: “The doughnuts are stunning, so soft.”
There are over 60 Home Bargains stores with an in-store bakery - and according to the chain, they are planning to put them in ‘more stores very soon’.
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There are 52 of the iconic bakeries in England, four in Wales, seven in Scotland and five in Northern Ireland.
So if you want to visit a Home Bargains store with a bakery that’s near to where you live, you can look online here to discover which store is closest to you.
