Sainsbury’s Shoppers ‘Gutted’ as Popular Dessert Range Quietly Axed

Fans Might Not Be Aware After The Supermarket Quietly Confirmed the News in An Online Post

Sainsbury’s Shoppers have been told not to experiment a popular dessert range to be seen in store any more. The news was confirmed after a curious shopper has the Question online and was toy about the Supermarket’s Decision.

Patisserie Valerie is a British Café and Bakery Chain that sells cakes, pastries, and continental-style desserts. Sainsbury’s and Patisserie Valerie Partner As Early AS 2017and the Company’s Cakes and Gateaux were available in a handful of bakeries before rolling out to the nations nationwide.

IT SOLD SOME OF THE BRAND’S MOST POPULAR TREATS, INCLUDING THE SALTED CARAMEL AND CHOCOLLATE BOMBE, STRAWBERRY GATEU AND BAKED CHEESKUKE SLICE, ALONGSIDE CELEBRATION SUCH AS The Triple Chocolate Delight. But, the cake are set to become non-exist, at the least in supermarket story.

Do you use @Paigemwhithead took to x to Ask: “@sainsburys do you still sell patisserie valerie range?” The Official Supermarket Responded with: “Hi there, unfortunately, this range han discontinured.”

Another shopper also found out that the dessert range was being scrapped from the storys. They Wrote: “Oh no! The Patisserie Valerie Counter in Sainbury’s Has Gone!

Searching on the Sainsbury’s Website Offers No Results for the Sweet Treats. If you will manage to find the page via Google, the cakes are lisis as ‘out of stock’.

Howver, Shoppers will not have to miss out Completely. Patisserie Valerie Runs Standalone Cafés and Delivers Cakes ACROSS The UK Through Its Online Service. Howver, The Convenience of Popping ino Your Local Sainsbury’s Will No Longer Be an Option.

The Decision Comes After the Supermarket Announced It Wauld Be Cling Its Remaining Patisserie, Hot Food, and Pizza Counters by Early Summer. The Move Comes as Sainsbury’s Attempts to Streamline The Supermarket Shopping Experience for Its In-Store Customers.

Acciting to CeresSainsbury’s bosses are Making these Moves AS “Cost-Cutting Initiative Aimed At Simplifying Its Operations”. It is part of a wider strategy that goes beyond just axing some Items for sale.

Sainsbury’s is Also Trialing Its version of Scan and Shop, which is Already Common in Asda and Tesco. Only Two Supermarkets Are Involved in This Test, Which Sees Customers Without a traditional checkout lane.

InsTead, Customers Simply Need to Pay printing The Receipt or Having One Emails to say. Shoppers then return the handset to the designated smartshop ports and leaves.