Lidl’s new 59p School Cake bakery treat causes a stir online

The supermarket’s latest addition to its popular range of sweet treats is proving to be a hit with shoppers, with several posts online.

The brand has announced the launch of its School Cake, which features vanilla-flavoured sponge and is topped with buttercream and rainbow sprinkles.

A slice will cost you 59p, but you’ll need to hurry to try it as it’s only available in stores across the country until June 11.

Shared on Instagram page @uknewestfoods, it received rave reviews, while others couldn’t wait to recall memories.

“Just eaten two of these with my lunch, oops! Delicious,” wrote person wrote.

“Yep bought mine today, and it was very tasty,” another added.

“Omg my dreams of eating this again might just become a reality,” one person enthused.

“This actually looks amazing – I’d eat the whole tray,” another commented.

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However, some people on a similar Facebook page were unsure if whether the bake would be as good as what they remembered.

“Old school cake is not this type of icing, this is just sprinkle cake, you can’t say it’s something that it’s not,” one person said.

“Ah what memories! But never will it compare to what we had in school,” another person added.

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The retailer’s bakery has a cult-like following, and last year was crowned the nation’s favourite, beating rivals like Tesco and Sainsbury’s.

The School Cake is the first of many treats to cause a stir with shoppers in recent weeks.

There’s been the Mini Egg Brownie and Cinnamon Bun Blondie and the Cheesecake Brownie too.

The Cheesecake Brownie is also a limited edition treat only available in shops until May 28.