Marks & Spencer brings back ‘monstrous’ £3 fruit hybrid for summer – and shoppers are VERY divided

MARKS & Spencer has brought back one of its most bizarre fruit products for summer – and shoppers are divided. The grocery giant is known for tasty food innovation and its fruit offerings are no different. M&S has brought back one of its strangest fruit creations Credit: AFP The Seedless Mango Grapes are dividing opinion Credit: M&S The M&S Collection Seedless Mango Grapes have hit shelves once again, with the unusual fruit hybrid returning after its seasonal success last year. Similar to the beloved Cotton Candy variety sold at M&S, the grapes boast a hit of sweetness but this time with a tropical edge. Sign up for the Money newsletter Thank you! Combining the crisp and juicy bite of grapes with a zesty hint of mango, the unique product will no doubt tempt any fruit lover. M&S describes the intriguing Mango Grapes as “plump, juicy and with a tropical sweetness.” The description adds: “These Collection seedless grapes have a subtle mango twist that sets them apart.” While the fruity treat might seem like it has added sweeteners or flavourings, they’re as much of a healthy treat as your usual punnet. “Always picked at their peak for exceptional flavour, they make a refreshing snack with the Eat Well flower letting you know that they’re a healthy choice,” M&S adds. Opinions are divided over, though, with shoppers sharing their thoughts on the Mango Grapes online. Most read in Money Some fans think they’re tasty while one person dubbed them “monstrous”. Writing on social media, another confused commenter said: “If I wanted a mango I would just buy a mango wouldn’t I? I don’t understand it.” “They’re not as nice as they sound. Strange flavour. If you want mango flavour, go eat a mango,” added another unimpressed M&S shopper. Others were in favour of the tropical launch, with one more commenter saying: “Mmmmmmm would love to try.” “Need to try these,” another penned, while someone else wrote: “Had these today they are nice.” The M&S Collection Seedless Mango Grapes are available to buy in store and online via Ocado now. One 400g punnet will set you back around £3, while a punnet of standard M&S White Seedless Grapes will cost around £2.65. Comment now