Walkers launches new snack that's perfect for pub-style entertaining in your garden
Totally Nuts! Walkers launches new snack that's perfect for pub-style entertaining in your garden
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WALKERS is dropping a brand-new snack next week – and it's perfect for your summer get-togethers.
The snack giant has unveiled two bold new additions under its That's Nuts range - and they're turning up the heat just in time for summer.
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Walkers is turning up the heat with the new Doritos Flamin' Hot That's Nuts
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Wotsits That's Nuts in a Really Cheesy flavour will also be lauching next week
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First up, Doritos Flamin' Hot That's Nuts - crunchy, fiery flavour -coated peanuts that pack a spicy punch.
Joining them are Wotsits That's Nuts in a Really Cheesy flavour, blending the iconic melt-in-your-mouth taste of Wotsits with a nutty crunch fans didn't know they needed.
It's the ultimate twist on two pub snack staples - crisps and nuts - and perfect for serving up with drinks in the sunshine.
It is also designed for sharing, making it ideal for BBQs, parties or casual outdoor nibbles with mates and a cold drink in hand.
The bold new bites are set to hit shelves in major supermarkets on Wednesday 16th July.
So, whether you're into fiery heat or full-on cheese, Walkers' That's Nuts range has your snack table sorted.
More Returning Products
Walkers has also revealed the first new Quavers flavour in three years.
Tesco shoppers will be able to get their hands on the new Red Leicester Quaver flavour from the end of July.
Other major supermarkets are due to stock them from September.
The tasty snack is also available as a grab bag and multipack.
Walkers confirm they've discontinued fan favourite flavour
The crisps join fan favourites such as Cheese, Prawn Cocktail, and BBQ Sauce.
And it is not the only new crisp flavour that Walkers has brought back.
Fans were delighted to see Tomato Ketchup crisps back on shelves, after going missing for the last two years.
They were also accompanied by multipacks of the Worcester Sauce flavoured crisps - which were originally brought back exclusively to a single store in Worcester.
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Walkers has added the new flavour to its existing Quavers range
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