Tesco shoppers go wild for adorable Jellycat dupes for Valentine’s Day only and they’re over £20 cheaper
TESCO shoppers are going wild for adorable Jellycat dupes for Valentine's Day - and they're more than £20 cheaper.
The soft toys have been launched in stores as part of a gifting range ahead of the February 14.
They come at £4 each - a fraction of the price of the Jellycat originals, which can go up to £55.
Numerous different characters are available.
These include a French Fancy character saying "I fancy you’, a Strawberry with "You’re berry sweet" and a Sandwich with "You’re my jam".
Shoppers have flocked to TikTok to praise the cute plushies.
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In a "come with me" video, one user, Beth Alexandra, took her followers along to view the range - which also included a muffin-shaped toy saying "Muffin compares to you" and a bun-shaped toy saying "you are my honeybun!"
She finally settled on the Cake character, which reads: "Be my valentine."
Beth said: "She just looks adorable."
Moving on to another toy, she added: "I think I'm going to go back and get the chocolate strawberry because how cute is that.
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"The little face! It's just giving Jellycat."
The influencer also shared her tip to make the toys fitting for any time of year.
She said: "My hack for this is I've cut off the litte sign that they're holding.
"It lets you use them all year round, rather than just at Valentine's Day."
Another TikToker, Mia, posted a video of the toys in-store, writing "Run to Tesco!!" along with the
In the caption, she added: "So cute!"
And a third, with the handle BeautyByNori, echoed: "Oh my god they're so cute."
It comes after Tesco employee Nathan shared his secret to elevating the Tesco meal deal -
"You can get bakery items in the Meal Deal!" he gasped. "I'll let that sink in now for a minute there.
"Bakery items - croissants, cheese twists, chocolate twists - the lot!"
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"Tesco really be doing bits with the meal deals, I can’t lie," Nathan wrote in the caption.
After sharing the video, one person took to the comments section to share another exciting fact - namely that you can get "ice creams in the small freezer" in the meal deal too.
Insider tip from a Tesco employee
A Tesco employee has revealed a surprising secret about the self-scan trolleys.
According to the worker, random checks on customers using these trolleys are not entirely random.
The checks are actually triggered by a specific customer habit.
If you frequently pick up and put down items without scanning them, you're more likely to be selected for a check.
This is due to the system detecting suspicious behaviour, which could indicate potential theft.
So, to avoid delays, it's best to scan items immediately after placing them in your trolley.
