Oreo Twists
Chocolate biscuit brand Oreo has launched two brand new flavours to its Twists range, Raspberry and Caramel.
Each layered against the leading biscuit brand’s original vanilla flavour, the new additions are the brand’s first major launch in three years.
The 17 gram packs (RRP £1.19) are available in Asda and available for delivery or collection at Tesco from 18 July.
Quaker ‘Oat So Simple’
With an aim to offer more health driven breakfast choices, breakfast cereal brand Quaker has launched two non-HFSS products to their ‘Oat So Simple’ range in Simply Strawberry and Simply Apple.
Made with natural flavours and no added sugar, both new products will feature real fruit pieces.
The breakfast items will be available from 27 June across grocery channels.
READ MORE: Shoppers buying less food as 15% of households say they are struggling
Snack a Jacks
Rice cake brand Snack a Jacks have launched three new products featuring two jumbo packs in Cool Sour Cream and Chive and Punchy Black Pepper and Sea Salt, as well as a Sizzlin’ Barbeque multipack.
Supported by a digital and radio campaign, the new flavours which are all under 100 calories per serving are also non-HFSS.
The products align with PepsiCo’s ambitions for half of Walkers’ snacks sales to come from products that do not classify as HFSS or from products sold in portions of 100 calories or less by 2025.
The Coconut Collab
The vegan, dairy-free yoghurt brand has revealed its newest addition, a plant-based ‘wonderfully whippable’ double cream.
The Cocount Collab’s alternative will be served at this year’s Wimbledon Championships as the dairy-free option and is currently available from Sainsburys, Tesco and Ocado.
Designed to match the thickness and creamy texture of a dairy-based double cream, the new product can be bought in 220ml pots (RRP £1.75) and 400ml portions via wholesale food supplier Brakes.
Yoplait
The world’s largest franchise brand of yogurt, Yoplait, has introduced a four-pack size to its Wildlife Big Pots.
Previously only available as six-packs, the launch aims to make the kids yoghurts affordable for families during the cost-of-living crisis.
The packs (RRP £1) will come in strawberry and peach flavours with an initial launch in Lidl and across wholesale channels, followed by Co-op in September.
Click here to sign up to Grocery Gazette’s free daily email newsletter
