Sainsbury's shoppers are desperate to get their hands on a brand new flavour of Toblerone that was once only available in airports, and people say it tastes 'amazing'11:20, 08 Jul 2026Sainsbury's shoppers have been left desperate to get their hands on a brand new confectionery product that's bound to get taste buds tingling.‌Toblerones are instantly recognisable by their shape alone, thanks to the iconic triangular shape of the bar; however, it's way more than the shape that makes this bar one people cannot get enough of.‌It's the unique taste. Unlike smooth chocolate bars, Toblerone is packed with a traditional Italian nougat made of honey, sugar, egg whites, and chopped almonds. This introduces tiny, chewy, caramelised pockets that linger in your mouth after the chocolate disappears.‌But Sainsbury's shoppers have realised there's a brand-new flavour of the iconic chocolate on shelves for £2.50, £2 if you have a Nectar card, and they're thrilled, desperate to see what it tastes like for themselves.The Toblerone Crispy Caramel has only previously been sold at airports for a whopping £7.50.World Duty Free describes the bar as a "new Limited Edition from Toblerone is released in Travel Retail! Discover Toblerone Crispy Caramel - premium Swiss milk chocolate with irresistible salted caramel pieces and crunchy texture for an indulgent new taste experience".‌Content cannot be displayed without consentIt sounds seriously delicious, and everyone in the comments thought the exact same thing.New Foods UK shared the news on both Instagram and Facebook, and people went wild for it, saying that they "need to try this," and that it sounded "interesting".‌"I saw this yesterday and can’t believe I walked past them," someone fumed at themselves, wondering why they hadn't realised that it was more exciting than they initially thought.However, some were disappointed that it was only "100g though," compared to the airport version, which is 350g of chocolate.But, if you want to try it to see whether you like it before committing to one when you're flying on your summer holiday, it could be a good place to start.‌Someone raged: "Since when have Tolberones been £2.50? You can only get this flavour in airports at the minute and in the bigger size".One man said he'd already tried this "back in May" while going through the airport, and it was good news for all those rushing to Sainsbury's, as he called it "the best Toblerone ever".A shopper likened it to Daim bar, a Swedish chocolate bar made from crunchy almond caramel covered in milk chocolate, which is seriously tasty.Article continues below"Just giving me an excuse to go to Sainsbury’s now," one man shared.A consumer pointed out that at the airports, they have Eton Mess-flavoured Toblerones, with one person noting they were a whopping £27 if you wanted to try them.Would you try the new Toblerone Crispy Caramel? Let us know in the comments...