LOVE Island stars Chris and Kem have partnered up with the show's sponsor to launch a limited edition delivery restaurant offering toasties with Love Island meaning.
Fans of the show can order 'Absolute Melts' from food delivery platform, Just Eat, on the new season's first episode on June 28.
Iconic phrases from the show including ‘Loyal’, ‘My type on paper’ and ‘It is what it is’, will be available to purchase on a cheese melt.
Matt Bushby, spokesman for Just Eat, said: "Absolute Melts brings together two of our favourite elements of Love Island - the unforgettable phrases and the go-to toasties, which we see Islanders turn to time and time again.
"We hope our melts not only bring a tasty new dimension to the show, but help fans get excited for a long hot summer of romance, fun and banter that Love Island promises".
The limited edition cheese melts will be available for one night only.
Love Island devotees in Birmingham, London and Manchester will be able to order the £4.50 melts exclusively on Just Eat.
In a video to announce the launch of the toasties, Chris and Kem were seen to be preparing for a delivery.
The pair, who have remained close friends since appearing on the programme, show off their trademark banter with Chris breaking off into a musical interlude to give a nod to their rapping days.
Chris Hughes said: "Like millions across the UK, I’m buzzing for the return of Love Island.
It’s the ultimate summer feeling and our Absolute Melts toasties will give you a proper taste of villa life.
We hope people crack on and order them while they can!"
Kem Cetinay added: "These toasties are perfect for anyone currently grafting
"Forget about laying it on Factor 50, these melts will let that special someone know where your head’s at and you never know, you may soon be coupling up."
Fans of the ITV show have waited 18 months since the last instalment.
The Absolute Melts can be ordered via Just Eat from 6pm.
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