GREGGS fans are racing to their nearest shop to get a taste of a new summer menu item that's a lush twist on a British classic.
The popular breakfast chain is adding six items to the menu including a Cherry Bakewell Muffin.
Greggs revealed their new tasty menu just in time for summer parties.
Six iced drinks are also part of the summer menu at the budget grocery store, and customers may select from a wide range of flavours.
The store is selling two vegan alternatives this summer, one of which is the new Vegan Mexican Chicken-Free Bake.
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The new Cherry Bakewell Muffin costs the same as their usual Triple Chocolate Muffin, at just £1.75.
Their two non-vegan items each cost £4, but you have to purchase the vegan options at your local store as they're unavailable through click-and-collect.
Brekkie lovers shared their excitement with the new treats on social media, especially the new muffin.
User Ann wrote on Facebook group Greggs Talk UK/EU: "Have you tried the Greggs Cherry Bakewell Muffins yet? Absolutely delicious!"
One person replied: "Things of beauty."
Another added: "They are so lovely! One of the nicest cakes."
A third commented: "They are delicious."
Here's the full list of new food items:
- Chicken Pesto Flatbread
- Spicy Mexican Bean Flatbread
- Cherry Bakewell Muffin
- Apple & Strawberry Fruit Pot
- Vegan Mexican Chicken-Free Bake
- Vegetable Bake
The new summer drinks include the Mango & Strawberry Cooler, Strawberry & Cream Refresher, Strawberry Lemonade, Cloudy Lemonade, Over Ice Americano and the Iced Latte.
From their famous bakes to tasty pizzas - the Greggs menu has something for everyone.
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Greggs permanent menu items include the iconic sausage roll, the steak bake, chicken bake, vegan sausage roll, cheese and onion bake, the yum yum, custard slice, and the Belgian bun.
More ways to save at Greggs
Most Greggs fans will have spotted the duel pricing that's displayed in some of the chain's stores.
And that's because Greggs charges two different fees depending on whether you eat-in or take-away.
There's a VAT charge on eat-in products and the store has confessed to a "little extra" charge in its café shops to cover "additional services".
You can get freebies from Greggs throughout the year by taking full advantage of the bakery's own app.
Sometimes they'll pop up, and sometimes you have to work a little harder for them.
If you're new to the app you can get a complimentary hot drink after the first time you download it.
It's free to do, so that's one way to easily bag a freebie for your next visit.
Shoppers can buy the leftovers from the shop which would have only been chucked out otherwise.
And because they were on their way to bin anyway, it means these goodies are charged at rock bottom prices.
The Too Good To Go app lets you buy “magic bags” of the discounted food that Greggs, along with plenty other shops and cafes, haven’t managed to sell.
