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Post-Brexit, Toblerone manufacturers Mendolez famously reduced the size of the beloved bar to cut costs, adding an elephant-in-the-room-shaped gap between each delicious chocolate peak.

But now, thanks to Poundland , Toblerone fans can take a trip back to the golden age that was early 2016 and savour the sweet taste of pre-Brexit Britain, as the budget retailer have launched their own version of the iconic treat, dubbed Twin Peaks.

The new chocolate bar looks almost identical to the best-selling Swiss favourite, featuring its original, well-loved shape, with all the spaces in all the right places.

Millions of Twin Peaks bars are set to hit Poundland’s stores in the first week of July, all at the famous £1 price point.

(Image: Poundland)

The aptly named Twin Peaks also has an extra row of chocolate-y peaks in each pack, meaning you get more mountains for your money. Each bar weighs in at 180g - 20 percent heavier than its branded equivalent.

Poundland's Twin Peaks has already received rave reviews in secret blind taste tests, where two in three customers even preferred it to the branded alternative.

(Image: Toblerone)

The Toblerone dupe has a distinctive British flavour compared to more traditional milk nougat bars from Switzerland, and will be made in Britain by a Birmingham chocolatier, with the West Midlands being both the home of British chocolate-making and the home of Poundland since 1990.

Supports UK chocolate manufacturing, the two rows of tasty chocolate are also apparently inspired by the double hill on the top of the local Wrekin Hill in Shropshire.

(Image: Poundland)

Poundland believes Twin Peaks will offer a true taste sensation to competitors, with the store's trading director Barry Williams stating that: “Poundland shoppers are savvy and the change in their favourite chocolate bar last Christmas didn’t go unnoticed.

That’s why we’ve created a new £1 alternative for them - the size they wanted, with a British taste, and with all the spaces in the right places.”

Now all that's left is to put the price of Freddos back down to 10p and re-launch fivers made out of non-meaty paper...

If you just can't wait until July, you can catch a sneak peak of it on ITV tomorrow (Tuesday 20th June at 9pm) at 9pm, in the Poundland documentary Trouble in Poundland.