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NextImg:Fan-favourite Cadbury's chocolate bar spotted in Iceland for just 87p for first time in a decade

Shoppers are delighted after discovering they can purchase the nostalgic Cadbury Topdeck chocolate bar for just 87p at Iceland, a fraction of what major retailers charge.

The same product costs £1.68 at Tesco, while Sainsbury's prices it at £2.20 for standard customers or £1.75 for Nectar cardholders. Morrisons continues to stock the chocolate at £2.


The bargain was highlighted on HotUkDeals, where customers praised the rare find.

The substantial price difference makes Iceland's offering particularly attractive to those seeking this retro confectionery.

Iceland chocolate bar

Customers can purchase the chocolate through Iceland's website

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The dual-layered chocolate bar combines both milk and white chocolate varieties in a single product.

The Topdeck bar originally launched in 1993 but disappeared from shops during the 2000s. But Cadbury brought back the confectionery in 2024 as part of their 200th anniversary celebrations.

Customer feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with buyers characterising the returning chocolate as "more-ish" and describing it as a "lovely snack".

"Nice little treat at a decent price. Added to my basket, cheers," one bargain hunter commented.

Another shopper stated: "These are very nice. Great price."

CADBURY'S CHOCOLATE BAR

The chocolate bar combines both milk and white chocolate

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Customers can purchase the chocolate through Iceland's website, though a £25 minimum order applies for delivery.

The retailer also stocks the item in physical stores, but availability differs between locations.

Those interested in securing the bargain should contact their nearest branch beforehand to confirm stock levels. Store locations can be found at www.iceland.co.uk/store-finder.

The 87p price point represents exceptional value for this returning favourite. With competitors charging between £1.68 and £2.20, Iceland's offer provides significant savings for chocolate enthusiasts seeking this particular treat from their youth.