Quality Street brings back popular sweet for first time since the 90s - and fans are over the moon
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Nestle has revealed it will be bringing back a Quality Street fan favourite this year after more than two decades. People will be able to get their hands on the formerly discontinued “coffee creme” flavour later this month - just in time for Christmas.
However, the chocolate treat won’t be found in Quality Street tubs. It will only be available inside the Quality Street festive cracker and advent calendar.
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Hide AdThe festive cracker will be on sale for £6 and the advent calendar for £10. Both products will be available from September 20 and can be found at John Lewis and Waitrose.
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Sharing the news on its social media pages, Quality Street said: “YOU ASKED, WE LISTENED…we’re bringing back COFFEE CREME as a limited edition for Christmas 2023! Available in selected @JohnLewisRetail and @waitrose stores later this month. Keep your eyes peeled over the coming weeks for details on how to get your hands on it.”
The coffee creme hasn’t featured in a Quality Street tub since the nineties. Gone but apparently not forgotten.
Commenting on the post, Alison Baker replied: “Can’t wait, will be scouring @JohnLewisRetail and @waitrose.” Diana McCarthy added: “At last, some good news! Quality Street is bringing back the coffee creme.”
If you’ve never tried one, the coffee creme is a dark chocolate sweet with coffee fondant inside. It comes in a brown wrapper and is similar to another fan favourite, the strawberry creme.
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