LUXURY chocolatier Lindt has dropped five new bars in UK supermarkets – including a twist on a Dubai-inspired treat and a nut bar.
The new flavours are part of the Les Grandes and Creation ranges, priced at £4.75 RRP each.
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Les Grandes Fruit & Nut is a milk chocolate bar packed with roasted hazelnuts and raisins.
It’s available in Lindt shops, online on Lindt’s website (lindt.co.uk), and in Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons, ASDA and Ocado.
Creation Pistachio Delight is a dark chocolate bar with pistachio filling and almond pieces – described as a twist on the popular pistachio Dubai Chocolate.
It can be found in Lindt stores, online, as well as in Sainsbury’s and Ocado.
Creation Crème Brûlée features a custard filling and caramelised sugar pieces inside milk chocolate.
It’s sold in Lindt shops, online and in Sainsbury’s and Ocado.
Creation Hazelnut Wafer is milk chocolate filled with hazelnut praline and wafer pieces.
It’s available in Lindt stores, online and exclusively at Sainsbury’s.
Creation Caramel includes a soft caramel centre and is also exclusive to Sainsbury’s, as well as online and in Lindt stores.
The brand’s Creation bar range features dessert-inspired fillings, aiming to turn classic puddings into bite-sized treats.
The new bars come as Lindt & Sprüngli revealed research showing that over half of Brits (55%) reach for chocolate after a main meal.
42 per cent said they enjoy chocolate more than any other dessert, and half said their favourite time to eat it is between 5pm and 9pm.
Stefan Bruderer, Master Chocolatier at Lindt & Sprüngli, said: “Our research revealed 40 per cent of the UK prefer unique tastes and textures in their chocolate, and we know chocolate is a firm favourite when it comes to a little post-meal indulgence.
“We pride ourselves on delivering the best quality and taste with our iconic Swiss chocolate, so we’re excited to expand our Les Grandes and Creation lines to truly elevate that experience.”
Lindt & Sprüngli, founded in 1845 in Zurich, Switzerland, is headquartered in Kilchberg, Switzerland.
The brand is a staple in the UK’s premium chocolate market, competing with Green & Black’s and Hotel Chocolat.
Lindt’s iconic Gold Bunny and festive ranges regularly rank among the UK’s best-selling seasonal treats, especially at Easter and Christmas.
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