How much do Greggs Valentine’s cakes cost and why are they called ring buns?
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IF you're thinking of getting down on one knee on Valentine's Day but you're missing a sparkler, Greggs has just the thing for you.
The bakery chain is bringing back its cupcakes complete with a heart-shaped plastic ring for those brave enough to pop the question in an unconventional way. We reveal all there is to know.
How much do Greggs Valentine's cupcakes cost?
It won't have the same effect as Meghan Markle's stunning sparkly three-stone ring estimated to be worth around £50,000.
But one of these treats will only set you back 80p.
The Valentine ring bun cakes will be available in stores from February 1.
What is a Greggs Valentine's ring bun cake?
The cake is made with a vanilla sponge and topped with pink sprinkles and red or white icing.
It also has a plastic heart-shaped ring on top for those wanting to pop the question.
A Greggs spokesperson told the Sun Online: "Our Valentine's Ring Bun makes a delicious sweet treat for your loved one this Valentine's Day."
The bakery chain, which introduced the cake last year for the first time, added that the "marriage proposal is optional".
What other Valentine's deals are there?
Of course, there are other ways to treat your loved one on the so-called "most romantic day" of the year.
With the cost of eating out going right up on Valentine's Day, a host of supermarket are offering "dine-in deals" for less.
So it's worth shopping around to see which retailer is offering the meal deal that is best suited to your taste.
Co-op is selling budget dinner at just £6 for couples who want to avoid pricey menus and cheesy music.
The bargain bundle includes a main for two and two side dishes or one side and dessert - but no booze.
Meanwhile, Asda is lining up all you need for a romantic night in for £15 - and it comes with a bottle of wine.
Other supermarkets are yet to release their deals but to give you an idea, here's a round-up of the Valentine's Day meals from supermarkets such as Tesco, M&S and Waitrose from last year.
If it's really a ring you're after, it's possible to get one that looks just like Meghan's for a fraction of the price.
Argos' costs just £32.99.
The sparkler, which is only available in store at the high street shop, also has the three stone design but instead of diamonds you get cubic zirconia.