A new set of Nestlé Munchies flavors have been announced by the brand in the UK and Ireland for the first time since 1996 to offer consumers with a sweet tooth a different option to try out.
The new flavors were developed over the course of just six months and have been backed by research done by the brand regarding flavor popularity. The flavors include Chocolate Fudge Brownie and Cookie Dough, of which the former is available at all major UK and Ireland retailers, while the latter is exclusive to Booker, Tesco and One Stop Stores.
Nestlé Munchies Brand Manager Cat Mews spoke on the new products saying that, "We are thrilled to bring these two tasty new flavors to our Munchies family. Our teams in York and Fawdon have worked tirelessly over the last six months to bring these new flavors to our loyal Munchies fans. It’s a real delight to see (and taste) the results of our hard work. Reaction so far has been amazing and we can’t wait to see what’s next for Munchies."
Expanded Chocolate Product Lines
The New Nestlé Munchies Come in Two Flavor Options
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