A SECRET website crammed with discontinued snacks and unusual flavours from across the globe has been revealed.
From Lemon Pie Twix bars to Italian-inspired Nestle treats, the online store promises to spice up your kitchen cupboards.
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Discount Dragon is an online-only retailer that sells products that are no longer on shelves from well-known brands.
The online shop is currently selling 18 lemon-flavored Twix bars from Brazil for just £11.99.
The zingy chocolate bars were inspired by the beloved Brazilian lemon pie.
Each bar features a crisp biscuit base topped with a tangy lemon-flavoured creme and wrapped in smooth milk chocolate.
If citrus isn’t your bag, there are also strawberry pie-flavoured Twix bars.
Nestle’s Extrafino Maxibon Chocolate bar is also up for grabs for just £1.99.
With three indulgent layers of chocolate and a satisfying crunchy base – this Italian favourite comes in a 235g bar.
Cheetos Flamin’ Hot Limon flavour from America are also available on the site.
Packed with fiery chilli and a lime zing, the crunchy snacks are perfect straight from the bag or to be enjoyed with cheese for the ultimate nachos dish.
For more tasty deals, keep your eyes glued to Discount Dragon’s “Snacks & Treats” category.
They rotate mysterious stock regularly—from multipacks of limited-edition bars to exotic overseas flavours.
Discount Dragon also flogs brand-name grub for fractions of the usual cost.
Don’t worry, the website is perfectly legal and squeaky clean – it just snags surplus stock, clearance lines, or bulk buys at knock‑down prices, and simply passes the savings onto savvy punters.
With no minimum spend, you can bag yourself goodies anytime—though £40 or more gets you free tracked delivery.
Orders promptly dispatched—24 trackers in 1–2 working days, 48 in 2–3.
The website also offers 1p sales on snacks and household items from time to time.
Recently, the mad promotional sale included Nestlé Milkybar eggs, scented candles, flavoured honeys, and premium snacks.
These 1p wonders are snapped up in seconds by eagle-eyed bargain hunters with lightning-fast fingers.
This comes as B&M shoppers spotted a rare flavour of Snickers selling for just £1.
Customers were surprised to see coffee flavoured versions of the classic chocolate stocked on the shelves of the bargain store.
Posting on the Facebook group Food Finds UK Official, a user wrote: “Not sure if these are new, but in B&M and I’ve never seen this flavour!”
One user wrote: “I’ve been meaning to check out B&M for ages now and this might just be the push I need to go.”
Another added: “Imported from Australia, I had them over there and so so good I’ll need to head to B&M.”
“I will be trying these,” a third wrote.
How does Discount Dragon work?
Discount Dragon launched in 2022 and flogs products nearing their best before date or items with faulty packaging.
Because traditional retailers want to shift this produce, Discount Dragon can buy it for massively discounted prices then pass these discounts on to shoppers.
Bargain hunters will find a host of branded goods, from Cadbury and Fairy to Brewdog and Heinz, on the website on the cheap.
There’s even a dedicated page where you can browse products selling for £2 or less.
Shoppers can currently get Cadbury Dairy Milk Freddos for 25p, Heinz Broccoli and Stilton soup for 35p a tin and 2litre bottles of pineapple and grapefruit Lilt for 99p.
All-in-all, there are hundreds of products to choose from, with prices starting from just 1p.
Discount Dragon also comes with a 4.5 out of 5 star rating on the Trustpilot review website, earning an “excellent” score.
Reviewers note the bargain prices and “fantastic” standard of customer service.
If Discount Dragon doesn’t take your fancy, Motatos is another online supermarket that sells surplus or short-dated stock on the cheap.
Shoppers can pick up branded products such as Walkers, Coca-Cola, Heinz and Kellogg’s.
Approved Food is another, offering consumers products nearing best before dates at discounted prices.
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