Nik Naks to release new Tangy 'N' Cheese flavour crisps
Nik Naks, a KP Snacks brand, are "nobbly, crunchy corn sticks" which already come in various flavours, including Nice 'n' Spicy, Rib 'n' Saucy and Scampi 'n' Lemon.
Now, it is gearing up to launch a brand new flavour which is set to "tantalise taste buds" of crisp lovers across the UK.
Nik Naks is set to release a new Tangy 'N' Cheese flavour in convenience stores across the UK on May 28 (RRP: £1.25).
Tangy 'N' Cheese Nik Naks combines the same "intensely tasty" experience fans already love with a "cheesy" twist.
The new flavour is said to be "the ultimate fusion of rich, cheesy goodness and tangy excitement, making every bite a flavour-packed experience".
This is the first new flavour Nik Naks have released in "a while". (Image: Nik Naks) Marketing manager at Nik Naks, Amy Heap, added: 'We know our fans crave exciting flavours, and our new Tangy 'N' Cheesy Nik Naks deliver just that.
"It's been a while since we last introduced a brand new flavour, so we're excited to give our fan something new and delicious.
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"Whether you're a cheese lover or a snack enthusiast, this is one flavour you won't want to miss.'
Nik Naks join other major brands, including the likes of Fanta, Tango, Coca-Cola, Cadbury and Walkers Crisps in releasing a new product in 2025.
Tangy 'N' Cheese Nik Naks will be available in convenience stores across the UK from May 28 for £1.25 (RRP).
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