Newsweek New & Noteworthy: Products You Need to Try (Jun 4, 2025)
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New Cheez-It Pizzas are on shelves, Wonderful's popular pistachios now come in dill pickle flavor and M&M's Peanut Butter & Jelly candies are out now. If you're searching for new products to try, we've got you covered.
Newsweek's New & Noteworthy, in partnership with the Best New Product Awards, is a weekly editorial feature that helps consumers discover the latest and greatest products! This series covers food and beverages, personal care, beauty, household care, home goods, baby and kids, pets and so much more. Follow along as we spotlight the innovations shaping tomorrow's trends.
Each week, we bring you a curated selection of new and innovative products, ensuring you're always in the know about what's fresh and exciting across a range of consumer categories. Stay ahead of the curve with our expert insights and find your next favorite product right here.
In this week's edition, you'll also find lots of delicious sweets, probiotics designed specifically for women, hydrating lip oil and more. We hope you find something you love.
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Spritz Society Lemon Iced Tea
Spritz Society Lemon Iced Tea.
Spritz Society Lemon Iced Tea.
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Enjoy a charming trip down south with every sip this summer. Spritz Society's Lemon Iced Tea, created with Southern Charm's Craig Conover, blends real white wine, natural flavors and a carbonated twist on a Southern classic. With 4.5% ABV and only 120 calories, it's refreshingly sweet, light and perfectly sessionable.
Buy Spritz Society Lemon Iced Tea for $15.99.
WARHEADS Atomic Fizz
WARHEADS Atomic Fizz.
WARHEADS Atomic Fizz.
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WARHEADS Atomic Fizz candy combines the classic sour taste of WARHEADS Extreme Sour Hard Candy with a fizzy explosion in the center. WARHEADS Atomic Fizz comes in five fizzy flavors: blue raspberry, watermelon, black cherry, green apple and lemon.
Buy WARHEADS Atomic Fizz for $10.00.
Justin's Peanut Caramel Nougat Chocolate Candy Bar
Justin's Peanut Caramel Nougat Chocolate Candy Bar.
Justin's Peanut Caramel Nougat Chocolate Candy Bar.
New & Noteworthy
Justin's Peanut Caramel Nougat Chocolate Candy Bars are USDA-certified organic and non-GMO Project Verified, gluten-free and kosher and do not contain stevia or sugar alcohols. Available in dark and milk chocolate, they will be available in both 1.4oz single-serve bars and in multi-serve pouches with mini-size bars. Find them at Sprouts Farmers Market and Whole Foods this summer!
Buy Justin's Peanut Caramel Nougat Chocolate Candy Bars for $7.49.
Cheez-It Frozen Pizza
Cheez-It Frozen Pizza.
Cheez-It Frozen Pizza.
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New Cheez-It Frozen Pizzas are made of a giant, ultra-thin and crispy Original Cheez-It flavored crust made with 100% real cheese, paired with your favorite pizza toppings! Try it in Cheddar Jack Supreme, Italian 4-Cheese and Original Pepperoni.
Find Cheez-It Frozen Pizzas available near you.
Always Pocket Flexfoam
Always Pocket Flexfoam.
Always Pocket Flexfoam.
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Always Pocket FlexFoam, a full-size Flexfoam pad, is now available in a tiny pack. With up to zero leaks, zero feel and zero bunching, Always Pocket Flexfoam provides reliable protection.
Buy Always Pocket FlexFoam for $8.97.
Keebler E.L. Fudge Choco Vanilla Cookies
Keebler E.L. Fudge Choco Vanilla Cookies.
Keebler E.L. Fudge Choco Vanilla Cookies.
New & Noteworthy
Enjoy the fun of Keebler E.L. Fudge Elfwich Cookies with crunchy, golden cookies filled with chocolate-y or vanilla flavor and shaped like the Keebler elves. Each cookie is double-stuffed with smooth filling, making them ideal for treating, sharing or adding to lunchboxes.
Buy Keebler E.L. Fudge Choco Vanilla Cookies for $2.98.
Wonderful Pistachios No Shells Dill Pickle
Wonderful Pistachios No Shells Dill Pickle.
Wonderful Pistachios No Shells Dill Pickle.
New & Noteworthy
New Wonderful Pistachios No Shells Dill Pickle are packed with flavor and are known for protein, fiber and unsaturated fats for a combination that may help keep you feeling fuller longer.
Buy Wonderful Pistachios No Shells Dill Pickle for $24.20 for a pack of eight.
M&M's Peanut Butter & Jelly
M&M's Peanut Butter & Jelly.
M&M's Peanut Butter & Jelly.
New & Noteworthy
M&M's Peanut Butter & Jelly are here! Try this new snack filled with creamy peanut butter and sweet jelly, coated in milk chocolate and candy shells.
Buy M&M's Peanut Butter & Jelly for $5.00.
Revolution Beauty Pout Lip Oil
Revolution Beauty Pout Lip Oil.
Revolution Beauty Pout Lip Oil.
New & Noteworthy
Shimmer and fruit-inspired high-shine oils created with nourishment and shine in mind; these lip oils add a subtle hint of color, ensuring the lips are cared for all day long. Formulated with vitamin E, cherry seed oil, chamomile oil and Maxi-lip. Available in seven shades!
Buy Revolution Beauty Pout Lip Oil for $7.65.
Her Florastor Digest + De-Stress Probiotics
Her Florastor Digest + De-Stress Probiotics.
Her Florastor Digest + De-Stress Probiotics.
New & Noteworthy
Designed specifically for women, Her Florastor's innovative formula combines the benefits of probiotics plus L-theanine to promote feelings of calm and relaxation, offering fast-acting stress relief without drowsiness while also holistically supporting a woman's digestive, vaginal and emotional well-being.
Buy Her Florastor Digest + De-Stress Probiotics for $28.77.
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