British chocolate enthusiasts panic after realising popular treat 'cannot be sold outside of the EU'
The EU referendum has changed the British political landscape for good after the leave party won a historic vote today.
But sweet-toothed Brits have already wiped logical priorities out of the way and embarked on a sugary meltdown after discovering popular treat Magic Stars cannot be sold outside of the EU.
A twitter user took to social media to share the bad news with fellow chocolate loving Brits as the nation plans to depart the EU.
The picture shows the popular snack with the message printed: "Product should not be sold outside of the EU."
The image has sparked online outrage as users seek to find other popular products that may not longer be stocked on British shelves.
Have you checked your favourite products?
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