A BRAND new After Eight flavour has been spotted on UK supermarket shelves for the first time in 64 years. It comes after the chocolate brand revealed that it would be going beyond its iconic mint recipe for the first time in decades last month. After Eight has expanded its flavour range to caramel, orange and raspberry Credit: Nestle The new flavour has been spotted on the supermarket shelves Credit: Newfoodsuk /Facebook After Eight has decided to add caramel, orange and raspberry variants to the lineup. The three new varieties are a part of a major rebrand, which also includes a fresh packaging. Sign up for the Money newsletter Thank you! The new range first launched in global travel retail this September, but has finally landed on UK supermarket shelves. Eagle-eyed shoppers have spotted Orange flavoured After Eights in Morrisons and shared their find on Facebook. The product is scanning for £4 and can be bought in store or via its website. But the newest addition has received a mixed reaction from British consumers, with some struggling to accept the change. One person wrote: “They just aren’t After Eights though. After Eights are Minty and Dark chocolate. They should have left them alone and just stuck to the originals” Another one added: “After eights should always remain mint flavoured.” Most read in Money But others have expressed their excitement over the new range. One person said: “Sounds yummy to me!” Someone else wrote: “These will be class, all thee flavours look good to be fair, smashed it.” Orange After Eights appear to be the only new flavour shoppers can get their hands on at the moment as the Raspberry and Caramel flavours are yet to be spotted in stores. Comment now
After Eight officially launches brand-new flavour in UK supermarkets for the first time in 64-year history
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