B&M Shoppers Find £50 LEGO Set Scanning For Just £1

• B&M is offering an incredible deal on Lego's City Barn and Animals set, currently scanning at just £1.
• Originally priced at £50, the set's significant reduction has excited Lego enthusiasts.
• The discovery was shared on hotukdeals, sparking interest among bargain hunters.
• Additional B&M deals include Bluetooth headphones for 10p and furniture sets for £1.
• Shoppers use B&M's barcode scanner app to uncover hidden discounts.

B&M has become the talk of the town for offering an iconic Lego set at an unbelievably low price. The retailer's Lego City Barn and Animals box set, typically priced at £50, is now scanning for just £1. This unexpected price drop has sent waves of excitement through the Lego fan community and deal hunters alike.

The news of this spectacular deal was first spotted by a sharp-eyed shopper online. This revelation has led to a flurry of reactions from users. Comments range from disbelief to joy, with one user exclaiming, "Might as well give them away. Crazy price!" and another simply stating, "Bargain!"

Interestingly, this isn't just a Cardiff-exclusive offer. B&M stores across the UK are presenting a range of items for less than a pound. For instance, a shopper was thrilled to find Bluetooth headphones, originally £15, for a mere 10p. Similarly, a nest of tables previously priced at £50 was discovered scanning at just £1.

Neha Dhillon at The Sun reported that the B&M Scanner And Other Bargains Facebook group, managed by Sam Penney, is a goldmine for such deals. Sam shared her strategy for finding items like duvet sets reduced from £20 to 10p and a window vacuum for £1, simply by comparing prices and looking for old stock clearance.

Tom Church, Co-Founder of LatestDeals.co.uk, commented, "This is a fantastic example of the kind of deals savvy shoppers can uncover with a little bit of effort and the right tools. B&M's barcode scanner app is a game-changer for bargain hunters, revealing hidden discounts and offering savings that are almost too good to be true.