ASDA shoppers are divided over the supermarkets 'pretty but awkward' new floral glassware. On its Instagram page, the retailer shared a video from the account @_inspirationdecoration which shares cool homeware finds and bargains.
The glasses come in a tumbler style and have a very beautiful iridescent finish available in transparent and lilac. There is also a wine glass style available, in the same shades, which are quite big around 8.5 x 8.5 x 20cm.
The items can be bought individually for £3 upwards or come in a set of four for £14. ASDA put a disclaimer on its Instagram post to say can’t be held responsible if you end up buying the full collection.
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Many shoppers swooned at the aesthetics of the gorgeous glasses but addressed how practical the shape is for drinking out of.
"Very pretty but I bet they're awkward to drink from," @leonishortstuff said. "Could be spilling it from two sides of your mouth if you're not careful."
@paulacivers added: "These are gorgeous but I feel I'd be wearing the contents."
@kate.los83uk commented: "Looks nice but hard to clean and drink from it."
Other people didn't care however and just wanted the attractive items immediately.
@ kitchen_diaries_by_zubda stated: "I want these badly now" with @saralouise.hello also adding: "They are going in my basket lol."
Others offered a solution to the "awkward" shape even going as far to suggest other purposes.
@beautyandtheread said: "You'd need a straw with these but they look cute" with @raisingimmyandisla not the only one suggesting: "They’d make a cute flower vase too."
To find out more, please visit the ASDA George website.
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