Home Bargains Shoppers Excited by New Mini Cheddar Flavors
- New Flavors: Jacob’s introduces Smoked Cheddar and Cheddar & Roasted Tomato Mini Cheddars.
- Available Now:New flavors can be found in Home Bargains and other major supermarkets.
- Mixed Reactions: Shoppers express delight and some disappointment over new flavors.
- Ongoing Debate: Is Mini Cheddars a crisp or a biscuit? Discussion continues to spark interest.
Home Bargains is spicing up its snack aisle with two new flavors of Jacob’s Mini Cheddars, exciting cheese aficionados with options like Smoked Cheddar and Cheddar & Roasted Tomato. These limited-edition "Cheesy Specials" have made their debut alongside enduring favorites such as Original, Red Leicester, and BBQ flavors.
Harry Goodwin at The Sun revealed the shoppers’ reactions, which range from enthusiastic endorsements to mild critiques. Social media is abuzz with comments like “Yum, the cheese and tomato looks so nice,” and “OMG, they look delicious. I would definitely share these yummy snacks with my bestie.” Yet, not all feedback was glowing, as one shopper noted, “Tried the tomato ones from Home Bargains, wasn’t keen on them.”
Jacob’s marketing boss, Asli Akman, expressed excitement about the new releases, stating they are designed to "bring a moment of joy to all our fellow cheese-loving fans." These snacks are available both in multi-packs and single bags priced at 90p, making them a versatile choice for snacking.
Meanwhile, an intriguing debate continues to simmer: are Mini Cheddars crisps or biscuits? This culinary conundrum has garnered over 2,000 comments on Reddit, showing just how passionate people are about their snack classifications. With no definitive answer from the makers, the discussion is as lively as ever.
Tom Church, Co-Founder of LatestDeals.co.uk, commented, "The new Mini Cheddar flavors at Home Bargains highlight how classic brands can keep things exciting with new twists on familiar snacks. It’s a smart move that seems to be generating a lot of chatter and bringing customers into the stores."