If you are a child of the 90s and your parents dragged you away Asda ABOUT weekly shopyou will surely remember Daisy.
The life-size cow could be found in dairy sectionnext to the milk coolers, and next to it was a button you could press to make her cry.
Honestly, she was an icon. But, as with all the best things in life, it was taken away from us all too soon.
As times changed, Daisy disappeared from Asda supermarketsalong with chickens in the egg section, much to our dismay.
For years, shoppers have been begging for her return, and now the retailer has confirmed that it’s finally happening.
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Daisy is back in her rightful place in the milk aisle at Asda Killingbeck (Leeds).
It is now visible above the milk section, on top of the refrigerators.
And it’s not the only nostalgic favorite that’s back – Asda has also brought back the chickens, which are housed in hutches above the eggs, and there’s a banana tree with three parrots in front of the fruit and veg aisle.
And the oven bell is coming back too – if you hear it ring, it means new baked goods have just been added to the shelves.
All the animals have been launched at Asda Killingbeck, but fear not if you don’t live anywhere near there, as the retailer has confirmed that they will be bringing Daisy to more stores across the country later this year.
The change comes as Asda launched more than 400 new food and drink lines as part of one of its biggest refreshes in recent years.
There are new items in the bakery section, fresh meat, frozen and ready meals.
In addition, dedicated greengrocers are returning to the fresh produce section of stores and families can also get a free piece of fruit for kids when they shop in any of Asda’s Superstores.
Rachel Eyre, chief customer officer at Asda, said: “A key part of Take a Fresh Look is bringing back the Asda personality that customers know and love, so it feels fitting that the return of Daisy and friends is taking place in the heart of Yorkshire.
“From small touches like this in Killingbeck, to creating a more welcoming in-store experience through new product launches, the return of greengrocers and unbeatable everyday value, it’s great to see such a positive response from our customers.”
This comes after TESKON restored its icon The value of Tesco stripes earlier this year, which were a staple in the 90s.
In other supermarket news, Waitrose recently added 16 brand new items in her bakery section of the store and brought the ‘best cookies’ to rival those from M&S.
While Nestlé confirmed a popular breakfast cereals have been axed from supermarkets, and a the beloved Aussie snack it has just been made available in stores here for the first time.
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