Women are in stitches over M&S’s new heart-shaped ‘love cucumber’ asking if it’s for adults only
What will my mother say about thisM&S added: "They are lovingly cultivated in a heart shaped mould for that perfect heart when sliced."
And in case you were wondering, they confirmed the love cucumber has the "same nutritional values" as a regular one.One person said: “M&S you have THE BEST sense of humour. I love this idea!”The heart-shaped cucumbers have caused quite a stir onlineSomeone else commented: “Oooooeeerrrrrrr M&S. What will my mother say about this.”While someone else said: “I’ve got my love sausage , best get myself a love cucumber now.
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