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I compared Lidl's Dubai Chocolate bar to a £15 one but which one was best?

  • Lidl released a £3.99 Dubai-Style Chocolate bar on March 20, selling out its limited stock of 6,000 bars within an hour, with around 72 bars purchased per minute according to the supermarket.
  • Due to its popularity, Lidl will offer the bars in stores starting March 29, with a two-bar limit per customer.
  • Waitrose also introduced a two-bar purchase limit for the Dubai-style chocolate bars after high customer demand, effective March 23.
  • The viral popularity of Dubai-style chocolates is linked to social media influencer campaigns, according to Lindt.
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I compared Lidl's Dubai Chocolate bar to a £15 one but which one was best?

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The sweet treat was originally sold in Dubai under the name “Can’t Get Knafeh of It."

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