NESTLÉ has released a brand-new festive Milkybar with shoppers saying it “tastes like Christmas”. The new treat has already hit supermarket shelves, even with 143 more sleeps to go until December 25. Milkybar Caramel Crunch combines a caramel-flavoured white chocolate with biscuit pieces Credit: Nestlé A festive-flavoured Milkybar has arrived onMorrisons shelves, combining its nostalgic taste with a unique twist. Known as the Milkybar Caramel Crunch, this chocolate bar features a caramel-flavoured white chocolate, with crunchy biscuit pieces inside. Sign up for the Money newsletter Thank you! Shoppers have shared their excitement to try the Milkybar Caramel Crunch, with customers saying “this looks phenomenal” and “I’m most definitely trying this”. One lucky customer who has already tried the bar hailed it “tastes like Christmas“, and “it’s sweet, it’s crunchy, it’s creamy, it’s really good”. Milkybar has previously collaborated with confectionary favourites, launching the Aero Milkybar, alongside Crispy Cookie chocolate buttons. Only yesterday, Nestlé unveiled two new additions to its KitKat sharing bar range, launching Brownie and Milk Chocolate flavoured bars in all major retailers. A spokesperson for Nestlé told The Sun: “We’re excited to bring something new to Milkybar fans this festive season with the launch of the new Milkybar Caramel Crunch Flavour Sharing Bar. “Combining the smooth and creamy white chocolate of Milkybar with crispy caramel biscuit pieces, it offers a delicious mix of creamy and crunchy textures. Most read in Money “We hope shoppers enjoy this new twist on a much-loved favourite.” Customers will be able to snap up the Milkybar Caramel Crunch bar in Morrisons stores, where they are said to be priced at £1.50, or £1.25 with a More Card. Comment now
Milkybar officially launches brand-new CHRISTMAS flavour – and it’s already on UK supermarket shelves
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