Iceland is selling boxes of Celebrations or Quality Street for £1 instead of £2

CHOCOLATE fans rejoice – Iceland has a sweet half-price deal on Celebrations and Quality Street so you can stock up in time for Christmas.

You can snap up the 240g boxes for just £1 each, but the offer is only valid until tomorrow.

You'll need the discount code to get the box for £1 — You’ll need the discount code to get the box for £1

You’ll also need to order from the supermarket online either today or tomorrow, and have your shopping delivered by the end of the day on November 3.

Iceland gives you free delivery on orders over £35.

It’s a pretty impressive saving, especially as Iceland has charged as much as £3.

It’s the cheapest price we’ve found on the high street right now.

But if you don’t usually shop at Iceland make sure you’re not spending money on things you don’t need, as that will cancel out any savings from the offer.

To get the discount you need to put the ICEHUKD code in when you check out.

Celebrations include favourites such as Galaxy, Mars and Milky Way, while Quality Street is known for its Toffee Penny, Green Triangle and Coconut Eclair. Both are suitable for vegetarians and Celebrations are even kosher.

Now is a great time to stock up on Christmas staples and get ahead of the early December rush.

But if you’re not afraid of planning ahead, it is also worth keeping an eye on the supermarkets in January as that is when the very best deals will appear.

Fans of Christmas chocolates should also take a look at our round-up of the best chocolate advent calendars out this year, including Peppa Pig and Cadbury.

We have also rounded up the best things to order from Costa Coffee’s new festive menu, which includes a Quality Street latte.

Or if savoury Christmas snacks are more your thing, we have rounded up the best Christmas buffet food from the supermarkets including Aldi’s mini beef wellingtons, Iceland’s mini fish and chip cones and Lidl’s duck spring rolls

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This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk