These new Cathedral City toasties are being launched in the UK at Iceland store locations for consumers to pick up when seeking a simple way to enjoy some of the best flavors of the season.
The sandwiches come in two varieties including the Festive Cheese Toastie and the Truffle Toaste, which are priced at £3 and £2.75, respectively. The Festive Cheese Toastie has a holiday meal-inspired recipe with turkey, bacon, pork stuffing, cheddar cheese and cranberry sauce, while the Truffle Toastie holds cheddar cheese and a truffle filling within.
The Cathedral City toasties are both ready for being warmed in the microwave from frozen, which takes less than four-minutes. The sandwiches offer a simple yet satiating way to enjoy some seasonal flavors.
Prepackaged Seasonal Sandwiches
These New Cathedral City Toasties Come in Two Festive Flavors
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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