As KitKat, Quality Street, Haribo, Mars and Fruit-tella have dropped brand new products in the past week, we round up what they are, how much they cost and which UK supermarkets will be stocking the sweet treats.
KitKat
Nestlé chocolate brand KitKat has re-launched its Chunky Hazelnut for a limited time period.
The bar comprises a crispy wafer, topped with hazelnut spread and milk chocolate.
The product has a recommended retail price (RRP) of 70p and is currently available in supermarkets and convenience stores nationwide.
KitKat assistant brand manager, Torin Zieboll, said: “It’s been three long years since KitKat Chunky Hazelnut was on sale in the UK, and we couldn’t resist bringing it back for chocolate fans to indulge in a little nutty decadence and turn up the heat on KitKat Chunky Peanut Butter, who has reigned supreme for more than a decade.”
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Quality Street
Nestlé’s iconic sharing box, Quality Street, has combined its ‘The Purple One’ and ‘Green Triangle’ chocolates into a bar format.
The Collisions chocolate tablet features caramel, smooth hazelnut and crunchy hazelnut pieces.
The 235g bar, which is the first flavour combination and third addition to the Quality Street sharing bar range, is available exclusively in Asda. It will roll out to supermarkets and convenience stores nationwide later this month.
Haribo
Haribo has launched a limited-edition pack of Awesome Axolotls sweets.
The 160g bags feature jelly and foam gummies in flavoures including strawberry, blackcurrant, pineapple, apple and raspberry.
The packs are available from £1.25 in stores nationwide.
Mars
Mars has unveiled new ‘Secret Centre Biscuits’ made with chocolate, caramel and nougat flavours.
Each 132g pack contains eight biscuits at RRP £1.69 and are currently available exclusively at Home Bargains.
The chocolate biscuits will also be rolling out in B&M and Poundland from 20 August.
Mars chocolate drinks and treats general manager, Michelle Frost, said: “Observing the growth of the Special Treats subcategory, we have developed new Mars Secret Centre Biscuits to offer Mars fans something a little more indulgent in their biscuit choice.”
Fruit-tella
Fruit-tella has expanded its Curiosities jellies range with new ‘Out in Space’ and ‘On a Safari’ variants.
Available at £1.50 across the grocery channels, the products are HFSS-compliant and are made with 30% reduced sugar, real fruit juice, and natural colourings and flavours.
The ‘Out in Space’ packs include flavours such as strawberry, pineapple and peach, while ‘On a Safari’ features orange, apple and pear flavours.
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These sweets sound great , especially Fruitella, I don’t like chocolate but am worried about these sweets containing sweetener of any kind as they all make me very ill.