Australian shoppers are going wild after a series of cryptic online hints all but confirmed that one of Britain’s most beloved sweets will finally hit local supermarket shelves in November.

For years, desperate fans have relied on overpriced imports, international relatives, or limited-edition dupes that sell out in hours.

But now it looks like the real deal Percy Pigs are finally making their Aussie debut.

Shoppers first took note on November 13, when the official Percy Pig Instagram account posted a mysterious update, teasing that Percy and Colin (the Caterpillar) were about to set off on a new adventure Down Under.

‘It’s somewhere I’ve been dreaming about, and we’ve finally packed our bags! Get ready to stock up on your favourite Percy and Colin sweets!’ the post read, sending British expats and lolly lovers into meltdown.

Moments later, the online chatter exploded when popular viral food blogger Nectro Vlangosdropped a bombshellon Facebookall but confirming the launch.

‘PSA to all my British fam – Colin the Caterpillar and Percy Pig snacks are coming to Coles November 19th – $6 each,’ he wrote.

Within minutes, shoppers flooded social media with emotional reactions, collectively thrilled that the tasty lollies might, at last, be available in Australia.

‘This is the best news ever!’ an enthusiastic fan commented.

‘Percy do not play with me right now, this is life changing,’ another added.

‘Not me literally just getting my mum to send a suitcase of Percy Pigs over and THEN I see this!?’ wrote another.

Others were already dreaming even bigger, with one hopeful shopper declaring that they hoped the entire Mark’s & Spencer sweet range make the move to Australia.

‘Yeah, Percy Pigs at last!’ was a common thread.

Marks & Spencer’s Percy Pigs have long been considered the holy grail of UK confectionery soft, fruity, chewy, and impossible to find in Australia without spending a fortune.

Until now, fans have been forced to settle for ‘dupe’ versions, including Aldi’s wildly popular Katja Piglets & Kokindjes gummieswhich triggered supermarket stampedes when they hit shelves for a second time in July this year.

The pig-shaped treats were dubbed the closest thing Aussies could get to the real deal and consistently sold out in hours.

‘Last year I bought six or so packets to last the year,’ one loyal shopper previously admitted.

‘I always stock up with several bags then get sad when I eat them all like the pig I am and wish I got ,’ another joked.

Now though, for the first time ever, fans may finally be able to buy authentic Percy Pigs and Colin the Caterpillar gummy sweets at their local Coles.

‘Yay! Waiting for Colin the caterpillar cakes now,’ commented another.

One can dream.