M&S unveils a brand-new ‘dessert sandwich’ and it’s already a hit with customers
It’s inspired by the Japanese ‘fruit sando’ 🍓
- M&S has unveiled a brand-new ‘dessert sandwich’
- The sandwich is inspired by the Japanese ‘fruit sando’
- The fruit sandwich is a new take on the British dessert classic of strawberries and cream
Marks & Spencer has launched a brand-new sandwich, which has a unique, fruity twist.
The limited-edition' dessert sandwich’ is named the Strawberry & Creme and features Red Diamond strawberries and a thick layer of whipped cream cheese on sweetened bread.
The new sandwich from M&S is inspired by Japanese ‘fruit sando’, which are otherwise known as fruit sandwiches.
However, strawberries and cream is a British dessert classic, usually enjoyed during the warmer months.
Despite the sandwich including sweet foods, the Strawberry & Creme sandwich will actually be found in the savoury section at the M&S’ Foodhall.
M&S’ Strawberry & Creme sandwich has already received praise from the public, including those who have already tried the sandwich, and those who haven’t.
M&S unveiled the brand-new sweet treat to its customers via a Facebook post, showcases an image of the sandwich.
In the post, M&S wrote: “New in the M&S Foodhall – WARNING: this summer stunner is going to be BERRY popular.”
What has been the public reaction to M&S’ new sweet sandwich?
The reaction to M&S’ Strawberry & Creme sandwich has been positive from customers.
A Facebook user said: “I will definitely try this. Looks delicious.” Another wrote: “Is it socially acceptable to go to my local store and buy all of them?”
Other members of the public have urged M&S to make new variations of the Strawberry & Creme sandwich. Requests included; a gluten-free version, a vegan version, different bread types and different fruits.
M&S’ Strawberry & Creme sandwich is priced at £2.60 and is available to purchase at M&S Foodhall’s across the UK now.
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