Morrisons is selling Christmas-themed butter shaped like snowmen and Santa
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MORRISONS is selling festive-themed butter that's actually in the shape of a snowman and Santa.
The Christmas centre pieces are designed to bring even more joy to the dinner table over the festive season.
Each pack of salted butter weighs 100g and costs £1.
You'll be paying over the odds for the novelty butter though as a a 250g normal shaped salted butter costs £1.60 from Morrisons.
That works out 64p per 100, making it 36p cheaper than the festive-shaped butter.
We couldn't actually find any other fun butter shapes like this so prices aren't likely to be able to be beaten elsewhere.
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It's not the first time the supermarket has stocked the festive spread - it first proved to be a hit among shoppers back in 2017.
They'll be available to buy in all stores from Wednesday (December 4) although some stores have already started stocking them.
The butters will also be made available to buy online later this week, although there's a minimum spend of £40 before you qualify for delivery, which costs between £1.50 and £5.
If you'd rather dodge the delivery charges, you can find your .
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