Morrisons sells its strongest EVER garlic bread that’s 10 times more powerful than normal – but you’ll have to be quick

MORRISONS is selling its strongest ever garlic bread that’s 10 times more powerful than usual – but you’ll have to get your skates on.

The Dracula’s Devil version of the supermarket’s garlic bread pizza has a whopping 10 extra whole cloves of garlic.

It’s thought to be the most potent garlic bread pizza ever sold in the UK.

The 10-inch pizza costs £2 and made at Morrisons in-store fresh pizza counters.

The limited edition pizza is available now until November 9, so it’s best to rush down to your local store before the offer ends.

The launch of the pizza comes as research revealed around one third (34 per cent) of Brits confessed to hiding from Halloween celebrations by not answering the door to trick or treaters.

Others pull the curtains shut (33 per cent), and make sure lights are not on either at the front or anywhere in the house (both 24 per cent).

It also emerged that more than half the nation (54 per cent) avoid celebrating Halloween on October 31 and consider themselves a “Halloween Hider”, whilst 40 per cent of Brits identify as “Halloween Haunters” and enjoy the festivities. 

Two fifths (40 per cent) though have taken steps to celebrate, leaving a pumpkin by the door (27 per cent), prepared Halloween themed food (22 per cent), or thrown a party (17 per cent). 

Despite more “Halloween Hiders” than “Halloween Haunters” the majority (66 per cent) would be happy to share their trick or treating treats, with a further 23 per cent sharing these but keeping the majority for themselves.

One in ten (11 per cent) though would not share any, rising to 15 percent of men.

Phillip Wall, Buying Manager of Pizza Counter & Salad Bar at Morrisons, said: “After popular demand, our Dracula’s Devil Garlic Bread Pizza is back and more garlicky than ever.

“We hope all our customers enjoy this limited-edition pizza, whether they’re a ‘Halloween Hider’ and use the extra-garlicky pizza to fight off vampires, or a ‘Halloween Haunter’ and enjoy sharing the pizza at Halloween celebrations with friends and family.

“This pizza is limited edition so customers must be quick to avoid disappointment.”

 The Dracula’s Devil Garlic Bread Pizza is available now in-store at the Morrisons fresh pizza counter.

If you’re worried about the smell, scientists found that garlic can apparently make men smell more attractive to women.

It comes as shoppers have been rushing out to nab themselves a suitcase after the supermarket slashed the price to as little as £8.

Morrisons Christmas advert

Morrisons has also unveiled its Christmas advert  – which you can watch at the top of the page – and it features a famous movie soundtrack sung by kitchen oven gloves.

The common household item comes to life in this festive clip, singing the showtune “Give a Little Love” from Bugsy Malone.

Morrisons’s 60-second advert will air for the first time on television this evening on ITV during Coronation Street.

It begins with a Morrisons delivery van arriving at a home and then panning to a lone oven glove who suddenly springs life and belts into song.

As the ad progresses, viewers are taken through a series of kitchens to the backdrop of the iconic song, where more and more oven gloves appear.

The gloves, which are voiced by Morrisons workers, are singing to encourage families as they prepare their Christmas dinner.

Viewers can expect to see a number of dining tables filled with Morrisons food, including its classic turkey, salmon and a range of desserts.

Party food from its premium The Best range also makes an appearance, which is available to buy in stores now.

The ad concludes as a family sits down for their meal joined by a host of singing oven gloves.

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