Waitrose is selling a new ghoulish-looking pumpkin variety during the run-up to Halloween.
Grown in Hampshire, the Goosebump pumpkin has a "warty" surface and is described as ideal for carving and creating scary lanterns.
The supermarket's pumpkin buyer Sarah Hammond said: "Every year we try to find something a little different for our customers and this is a scary addition to the giant Sumo and the tiny Munchkin varieties."
Sold as the Waitrose Witches Wart, the pumpkins retail at £3 each.
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