TRADER Joe’s is spreading some serious holiday cheer with the return of a fan-favorite snack that’s both cute and affordable.
At just $2.69, this Christmas treat is back on shelves, and shoppers are already raving about it.
Shoppers are racing to Trader Joe’s to get their hands on a cheap sweet treat[/caption]
Not only does it make the perfect gift, but it also comes with a fun little surprise that’s getting everyone excited.
Fans have been sharing their excitement on Instagram for Trader Joe’s Hot Cocoa Polar Bear.
The popular account ‘trader_joes_treasure_hunt,’ which regularly highlights new products and reviews, spotted the beloved treat back in stores.
Sharing a picture of the sweet snack, they captioned it: “The Hot Cocoa Polar Bear is back!!
“This is the cutest and sweetest of the cocoa offerings at Trader Joe’s!
“A white and milk chocolate cocoa bomb filled with milk chocolate drops and marshmallows!
“Makes a great gift too! Grab one while you can.”
The sweet snack is white and milk chocolate confection filled with milk chocolate drops and marshmallows.
The post gained a lot of attention from shoppers, with many rushing to hit the ‘like’ button whilst others didn’t hesitate to comment their thoughts.
One wrote: “First time I was able to score one!
“Yes, I just bought one for the little guy in my life.”
Whilst a second added: “I still have mine saved from last year LOL.”
And a third said: “I saw today I put it in my cart but I was shocked when I saw the amount of sugar amounts.
“Should I buy and put up a Christmas tree?”
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We previously revealed some insight into what the Trader Joe’s employees really think of their shoppers and how the way shoppers try to be helpful can actually backfire.
Mackenzie Filson, who shared her experience at Trader Joe’s with EatingWell, explained that customers often misdirect their helpful energy in ways that end up slowing things down for the employees.
For example, at the checkout, it’s common for customers to hand items directly to the cashier, which can mess with the store’s efficient process.
“One or two items makes sense, but no more than that,” Filson said.
They have brought back the ‘cute’ $2.69 Christmas favorite snack[/caption]
Some fans loved theirs so much they even saved it from last year[/caption]
If you’ve got items that need to be bagged separately, or a cold drink you’re saving for the car, it’s best to set those aside and hand them over separately.
Otherwise, it’s best to leave the rest to the professionals.
“Next time you want to be helpful in line, just set your items on the conveyor for the cashier to scan when they’re ready,” Filson suggested.
