FANS of Terry’s Chocolate Orange are going wild after the firm brought out a new variety.

The firm started by Joseph Terry brought out the first Chocolate Orange in 1932 and has been popular amongst people with a sweet tooth ever since.

Over the years, there have been a number of spin-offs of the choccy treat which is currently made by Carambar.

There’s been a bar, white eggs, Segsations and a mint-flavoured version as well as many others.

Last month, it brought back Segsations, but this time with a twist – But this time, they will be filled with an extra flavour – white chocolate orange segments.

Also in September, the chocolatier brought back its toffee crunch flavour.

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Now the chocolate masters have brought out Chocolate Orange Truffles.

According to the packaging it comes “with a creamy and crispy filling”.

A post to the Facebook group Food Finds UK Official, it is being sold for £3.50 and available in places like Asda and Sainsbury's.

It looks like it will be a big hit, if the online reaction is anything to go by.

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One member of the group simply wrote: “OMG. Wow!!”

Another said: “Mmmm… me want.”

While a third added: “Neeeeeeed!!”

A fourth person joined the consensus, saying: “Oooooo bet they are nice.”

Someone else, echoing the product’s marketing catchphrase chipped in with: “It's not Terry's it'1s mine.”

There are 44million Terry's Chocolate Oranges sold around the world each year, according to Confectionery News, with the UK accounting for 9m.

Elsewhere, Nestle has made a big change to an iconic chocolate bar recipe for only the second time in 87 years, leaving fans divided.

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In July this year, a study found that eating chocolate can cut the risk of early death by up to 10 per cent.

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