Mrs Hinch fans stock up on 75p mugs from Tesco as she cuts ties with the store – & 12-piece £10 dinner sets are on sale
SHOPPERS are racing to get their hands on some massively discounted mugs and dinner sets in Tesco from the Mrs Hinch range.
This comes as the retail giant has parted ways with the cleaning sensation after working together for two years.
The collection launched in January 2021 with items including bedlinen, loungewear, heart-shaped bowls and candles, and became known for it's grey and silver tomes.
Now savvy bargain hunters are making the most of the deals and there are some seriously cheap offers.
Posting in the Facebook group , one shopper showed off their find - a 12-piece dinner set for £10, reduced from £40.
The posh set comes with four dinner plates, tea plates and bowls in a classic beige colour and looks so expensive.
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And despite some concerns about the quality of the set, other shoppers said they've had the set for ages and not had any problems.
The post said: "I bought them. They feel very fragile though! Someone also commented that they have them and they chip easy."
Luckily, another Hinch fan chimed in: "Haven’t had a single problem with mine, wish we had this deal. Absolutely love my set."
"I’ve had them for a year and only chipped one plate slightly. I really like them," another agreed.
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Meanwhile, other shoppers also made the most of the reduced prices, with one woman nabbing some very cheap mugs.
"Tesco… Hinch Mugs, Clearance 75p. Two left at my store so snapped them up," she said.
They classic grey mugs have a simple white heart on them and are the perfect size for a cuppa.
Someone else managed to get their hands on more of the bargains, and showed off their Hinch haul, which included eight mugs, two glasses, a plate and a heart-shaped utensil holder.
"In my Tesco they have the pasta bowls on sale to match for £1.13," someone else raved.
And another spotted a different deal in the shop, they wrote: "They're selling Mrs Hinch bags at Tesco as well, should've been £4 reduced to 25p."
