Marks and Spencer has brought back one of its most controversial products for Valentine's Day 2022.
To mark the day of love, M&S customers can once again buy a 'Love Sausage', as the infamous meaty Love Sausage makes it return.
The heart-shaped, lightly-truffled, pork sausage wrapped in bacon will hit stores next week and is perfect for the ultimate breakfast in bed.
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Luxury retailer, Marks and Spencer, suggests cracking a couple of eggs in the middle, bake, and serve up the ultimate breakfast feast.
Shoppers will be able to get their hands on a 'Love Sausage' in all stores nationwide from Wednesday, February, 9, it comes in at £6 for 460g portion.
The eyebrow-raising breakfast item had quite the response after first making headlines back in 2019 and it has become a cheeky tradition for many meat lovers.
And over the past few years there have been a few iterations including a spicy version (Spice up your love sausage), a twin pack smaller Love Sausages and last year it was available as a breakfast hamper that also included heart-shaped crumpets amongst other trimmings.
Viral Facebook account Snack Reviews UK have shared a first look of this years Valentine's Day range, much to the delight of fans who playfully joked they 'love a bit of sausage'.
The famous sausage sold out in a flash when was first released in 2019.
As predicted customers were thrilled by the news and the comments on social media did not disappoint.
Group member Daniel Christopher Chubb shared a snap of the product with the caption: "Love Sausage back at M&S."
The post was flooded with 693 likes, 229 shares and 915 comments as fans cheekily tagged friends and partners.
Lauren Hart tagged a mate: "Have you bought your love sausage yet this year?"
Emma Hall joked: "know how much you love a love sausage" as she also tagged her pal.
Eleisha Lou commented: "The only love sausage I need is my mans thank you."
"I prefer my husband's" quipped Ruth Webb.
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