Just when we thought we knew hot cross buns, Marks & Spencer has surprised us with a new savoury bun – Cheese Hot Cross Buns with Marmite.
The new flavour combination is made with two types of cheese – mature cheddar and red Leicester. It also features tangy Marmite for an additional kick.
You can even try using these savoury hot cross buns to make a burger or sandwich!
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At $6.90 for a pack of four, the Cheese Hot Cross Buns with Marmite is one of eight flavours of hot cross buns you can get at Marks & Spencer in Singapore this Easter 2021 season.
Hot Cross Buns at Marks & Spencer
This year, Marks & Spencer has also unveiled its first-ever Plant Kitchen vegan hot cross buns. These are 100% dairy-free and are packed with raisins and currants.
Those who love Marks & Spencer’s Extremely Chocolatey biscuits can now enjoy them in hot cross bun form. The Extremely Chocolatey Hot Cross Buns come filled with white and milk chocolate pieces for those who don’t enjoy the traditional fruit versions of the bun.
Other hot cross bun flavours available at Marks & Spencer include blueberry, Kentish Bramley Apple and salted caramel and chocolate. There is also the original spiced hot cross bun available as well, both in the usual four-pack and in mini form in a nine-pack.
Easter Eggs and Other Chocolatey Treats
For those who look forward to indulging their sweet tooth over Easter, there are different choices of chocolate treats available at Marks & Spencer.
The Easter chocolate collection range from Chicky Choccy Speckled Eggs, mini milk chocolate eggs in a candy shell, to a Bubbly Bunny, an aerated milk chocolate bunny.
There is also the Alfie Bunny ($24.90, 190 grams), Chirpy Chick ($8.90, 40 grams) and the Percy Pig Easter Egg ($24.90, 270 grams).
If you are craving some Easter treats, Marks & Spencer Singapore has both the tradition and the surprising available for Easter 2021.
