Kellogg's has quietly launched a new twist on its iconic Crunchy Nut cereal: Crunchy Nut Crunchies Caramelised Biscuit. The Biscoff-inspired flavour has appeared on shelves at Iceland and The Food Warehouse across the UK, and early reactions among shoppers are divided.
New Flavour Sparks Debate Among Fans
Some fans expressed scepticism, noting that the new product looks nothing like the classic Crunchy Nut and should be marketed as a separate cereal. Others are eager to try it. On Instagram, foodie blogger @another_snack_reviewer commented: 'Ohhh hell yeah. Please be good.' User @annawilson1188 shared: 'Wow, can not wait.' Meanwhile, @mary_dorothea admitted the cereal was 'right up [her] street', and @cwhite93x hoped it would be available in Ireland.
Limited-Time Release and Pricing
The caramelised biscuit variant follows Kellogg's Hot Honey Crunchy Nut, released in January, which was inspired by the 'swicy' (sweet and spicy) trend. A Kellogg's spokesperson said at the time: 'This is cereal as you’ve never seen before. Think golden honey-coated curls with a whisper of chilli warmth. It’s sweet, it’s spicy, it’s everything your breakfast bowl didn’t know it needed.' The Hot Honey boxes were available for a limited time, with some still listed on the Iceland website for £3.50. The duration of the Caramelised Biscuit release is unknown, depending on popularity.
Other Food News
In related food news, M&S has brought back its viral strawberry sandwich and introduced a chocolate and pistachio version, along with new dips in strawberry and cream and chocolate pistachio flavours. KP Crisps announced it is discontinuing four classic flavours—Salted, Cheese & Onion, Salt & Vinegar, and Beef—after 50 years. A KP Snacks spokesperson told Metro: 'We have made the decision to discontinue KP Crisps Salted, Cheese & Onion, Salt & Vinegar and Beef as we focus on our wider portfolio. We understand these products have a loyal following and thank consumers for their continued support of our brands.'
