Marks and Spencer now has a giant burger-shaped cake – but its got a hefty price tag

CHOCOHOLICS and fast-food fans alike are in for a treat as Mark & Spencer is now selling a burger in cake form - but it comes at a price.

The giant triple-layer cake has a rich, dark chocolate brownie cake "burger" sandwiched together with buttercream between two all-butter sponge "buns".

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It is completed with soft-icing sweet "salad" and the retailer claims that kids will be clamouring to try it.

The giant birthday cake, which serves 30, might taste as good as it looks but sadly it comes with a hefty price tag.

It will set you back £45 or £1.91 per 100g.

If you don't mind the cost, the burger-shaped treat is now available to order on the retailer's website.

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Personalised cakes need to be ordered a minimum of seven days in advance.

If it's value for money you're after, a £15 Easter Egg from M&S just beat a designer version costing sixteen times more in a blind taste test of 142 Easter treats.

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Marks & Spencer took the prize in the showstoppers category for its hand-decorated milk and dark chocolate egg with dulce de leche truffles, which costs £15.

The high street Easter egg was praised  for its "dark berry and rich caramel notes".

With a top score of 80 out of 100, it was ranked better than a Betty's hand crafted Imperial Egg In Bloom selling for £250.

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The budget retailer said its their line of chocolate is "inspired by" the branded ones, but some of them are almost identical.

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