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Published 14:06 13 Nov 2021 GMT
Updated 14:23 13 Nov 2021 GMT

As it happens, the chocolatiers recently released a new flavour in time for the festive season: the 'The Crème Caramel Crisp', which happens to be the first white chocolate offering ever introduced by the brand.
With both that and potential old favourite returning, you're in for a treat.
Nestle's CEO, Mark Schneider, acknowledged the potential shortages that have been mentioned: "Like other businesses, we are seeing some labour shortages and some transportation issues but it's our UK team's top priority to work constructively with retailers to supply them.”
However, a spokesperson for the company they are "working hard to mitigate those issues and", at present, "are not seeing a material impact on supply". They reassured us that the factory in Halix produces 12 million choccies a day and "there will be plenty to go around this Christmas."
To register which icon you think deserves to come back into the fold, pick your fighter on the Quality Street website when voting opens on November 18th. The polls close at 4pm on the 26th so there's no messing about, people.
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