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Mondelēz International has unveiled a new range of lower calories nougat bars coated in Cadbury chocolate, containing only 91 calories, dubbed Cadbury Delights.
The range of nougat bars, which features a soft nougat filling and caramel layer inside, comprises salted caramel, orange and caramel, and hazelnut and caramel flavors.
According to Abi Eayrs, brand manager for Cadbury Delights at Mondelēz International, consumers are increasingly looking for lower-calorie snacks where they don’t have to compromise on taste or satisfaction.
Eayrs added that the lower-calorie chocolate category is growing by over 21 percent annually and their new range of Cadbury Delights presents a huge opportunity for retailers and wholesalers to drive incremental sales.
Cadbury Delights will be sold by next month for an RRP of £1.99.
