Whether you’re looking to treat yourself or need a quick snack on the go, these Mr Kipling Deliciously Good loaf cakes are sure to satisfy your sweet tooth without the guilt. So, stock up today and you’ll have the perfect snack for any time of day. You can find these loaf cakes right now in Tesco stores for an RRP of £2.25, with further rollout expected later in the year. And in case you missed it, Mr Kipling also launched new HFSS-compliant Hot Cross Pies in January and bite-sized brownie treats last year – so there’s always something new and exciting to try.
These loaf cakes join the already existing products in Mr Kipling’s Deliciously Good range, which was launched last year to cater to health-conscious consumers like us. The launch aims to unlock more health occasion purchases such as lunchtime, afternoon snacking or as an evening treat.”īut that’s not all, folks. She said, “The loaf format is incredibly popular with shoppers and our Mr Kipling range offers the great taste customers expect from the brand, with the added benefit of being healthier, a growing trend in the category. Naomi Shooman, the global marketing director of sweet treats at Premier Foods, knows exactly what we want. From zesty lemon to sweet caramel apple, there’s a flavour for every mood. What’s even better is that these cakes come in three delicious flavours – lemon, banana and caramel apple. That’s right, you can have your cake and eat it too! And at 115 calories per portion, it’s the perfect treat for when you’re in need of a pick-me-up. These loaf cakes are made with real fruit and contain 30% less sugar than other cakes on the market.
Hey snack lovers! Have you heard the news? Premier Foods has just added a trio of healthier loaf cakes to its Mr Kipling Deliciously Good range and they are oh-so-yummy! Most applications of distribution arresters are focused on protecting equipment rather than overhead lines. IndiaMART InterMESH Ltd., incorporated in the year 1999, is a Mid Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 12769.64 Crore) operating in Services sector.
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