Quality Street breaks tradition and launches brand new chocolate flavor
Quality Street has announced that there will be a brand new flavor coming to our tins this Christmas
Quality Street has announced that they will be introducing their first-ever white chocolate sweet. Chocaholics listen up because here's everything to know about the latest addition to the Quality Street tin.
If you are looking for one of the best Christmas food gifts to treat your friends and family, then look no further as this Christmas you can gift an iconic box of personalized Quality Streets that features a brand new flavor sweet!
Nestle has announced that their new flavor, called the Crème Caramel Crisp, is the first-ever white chocolate sweet to grace the iconic Quality Street tin.
The flavor has been described by Nestle as a crème caramel flavor chocolate which is 'perfectly complemented by crispy biscuit pieces.' The sweet is also smothered in milk and white chocolate and served in a white and gold wrapper—delicious!
Cat Mews, Quality Street's brand manager highlighted that this item will be exclusively available at John Lewis.
The brand manager said, “We know how much people missed our pick and mix stations at John Lewis last year, so we are delighted to announce that they are back for 2021."
John Lewis has often served 'pick and mix stations' in their stores around Christmas time which allow chocoholics to create a bespoke Quality Street tin that makes for the perfect personalized Christmas gift to give to your loved ones.
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Cat continued, "It’s a landmark year for Quality Street as the brand turns 85, and we’re celebrating our return to John Lewis with an exclusive new sweet and a beautifully designed collector’s tin that shoppers can personalize with a name of their choice."
“Best of all, you can tailor the contents exactly to your liking, whether that means nothing but purple ones, a tin full of toffees, or a feast of fruit crèmes. With all this, plus the delicious new Crème Caramel Crisp sweet to try, we think this year’s Quality Street pick and mix stations will be a bigger hit than ever."
John Lewis Christmas Buyer Lisa Cherry also added, "We cannot wait to welcome customers to 17 stores to create their personalized Quality Street tins, for some, this is now the start of their festive calendars."
She continued to say, "Launching the first-ever Quality Street sweet featuring white chocolate is so exciting and we can't wait to hear what our customers think of this new and exclusive flavor. It's just one of the ways we are hoping to make more magical moments for our customers this Christmas."
The new chocolate will be available in the pick and mix station at John Lewis's flagship Oxford Street store from Tuesday, September 21, 2021. Other participating stores will be following from the end of the month.
The John Lewis stores participating are as follows: Oxford Street, Trafford Centre Manchester, Peter Jones London, Cribbs Causeway Bristol, Brent Cross, Cheadle, Nottingham, High Wycombe, Bluewater, Leicester, Milton Keynes, Liverpool, Cambridge, Newcastle, Stratford, Edinburgh, and Cardiff.
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