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Australian foodies are losing their minds after spotting the 'world's best chocolate' on sale at Aldi.
Gemma, from Geelong, spotted bars of Tony's Chocolonely in the 'Special Buys' section and was shocked by the $4.99 pricetag.
The cult-favourite chocolate, hailing from the Netherlands, sent customers wild last year after launching in Coles and Woolworths for $8 each.
Now fans are rushing to Aldi to get their hands on the popular buy for a discounted price.
'$4.99, seriously? They've got white chocolate strawberry cheesecake and the dark milk chocolate brownie,' Gemma said in a TikTok video.
Australia's are rushing to Aldi after a customer spotted the 'world's best chocolate' in the Special Buys middle aisle. Tony's Chocolonely bars (pictured) are available for $4.99 but only for a limited time
Gemma picked up two popular flavours - White Chocolate Strawberry Cheesecake and Dark Milk Chocolate with Brownie.
After just 24 hours her video exceeded more than 24,000 views and one foodie urged Gemma to 'stock up' on the buy.
'Almost half price of the big shops, wow! I'll definitely pick one up,' one commented.
'The dark milk chocolate brownies is next level,' another said.
At Coles and Woolworths the chocolate costs $8
'$4.99, seriously? They've got white chocolate strawberry cheesecake and the dark milk chocolate brownie,' Gemma said in a TikTok video
After launching in Down Under last year, Aussie fans have taken to social media to brand it the 'nicest chocolate ever' and '10 times better than Cadbury'.
'One of the best chocolates out,' wrote one person.
'So much better than any Australian chocolate,' commented another.
'Love this chocolate. Every time I've been to Europe the last few years I bring back a few bars,' said a third.
However, others were concerned about the $8 price tag.
'I enjoyed this chocolate, but will buy when it's on sale,' said one.
'It's really good but not worth the price,' added another.
'If I spend $8 and it's not the best tasting chocolate that I've ever tried,' commented a third.
The chocolate has a higher price point due to keeping a slave-free chocolate chain.
