A NEW flavour of a popular sweet has hit the shelves of UK stores just in time for summer.
Retro food fans will be pleased to learn that they can relive their childhood memories with the “nostalgic” flavours back in supermarkets.
Haribo is bringing back iconic soda flavours packed inside their new Soda Twist Zing sweets.
The fan-favourite treat is covered with a tangy coating and has been revived by popular demand.
The packet of Haribos consists of soft jellies bursting with Cherry Cola, Rhubarb and Custard and Strawberry Appleade flavours.
Phil Murphy, Vice President of Marketing for Haribo UK and Ireland, told the Sun: “We know there’s a building trend for sour flavours for shoppers across the UK – evidenced by our beloved Tangfastics taking the lead for the best-selling HARIBO product of our 40+ different lines.
“So, we’ve listened to demand from our audience, also taking into account the buzz for nostalgic, familiar flavours, and brought this this Z!NGtastic mix to the fore.
“HARIBO has been making iconic and much-loved treats in the UK for over 50 years and we don’t plan to stop here.
“If you’re a sour sweet lover, these new flavours will twist it up for you.”
The treat comes in a share size packaging so all your loved ones can dive into the nostalgia too.
The soda twists are available in 160g and 170g packs scanning at the tills from only £1.25.
Fans have already spotted the sweets on the shelves of Sainsbury’s and Poundland for the bargain price.
Haribo lovers have flocked online to rave about the new gummies, dubbing them a “top tier” flavour.
One person wrote: “I have had them and they are amazing.”
Another one added: “Them sweets are so good.”
A third person said: “I’ve tried these! They’re soo good.”
Someone else wrote: “They are stunning yum!”
A fifth person added: “Need to try these.”
Another shopper said: “”These are actually top tier and my current obsession.”
It comes as sweet-toothed shoppers have been scrambling to taste the unusual flavours from Haribo that launched in B&M.
Haribo has released new sweets dubbed ‘Soopa-Hoopla’ that has “Ice Cream Flavours”.
The new sweets were shared on the Facebook page Newfoodsuk – and got a lot of attention.
Haribo is a German brand but has long-ruled the UK confectionery aisle in the supermarket.
The firm has delighted UK fans with another flavour when it introduced exotic-flavoured gummy sweets dubbed “Tropi-Slices”.
Haribo fans were left-gobsmacked last year after discovering the true meaning of the name.
The brand was founded by Hans Riegel, from Bonn in Germany, in 1920.
It’s name is an acronym of the first two letters of “Hans”, “Riegel” and “Bonn”.
Hans launched the company as a kitchen side hustle, with a stool, stove, copper pot, rolling pin and marble slab the company’s only assets.
Haribo’s first employee was his wife Gertrud, whom he hired in 1921.
The brand’s early fans included boffin Albert Einstein and First World War flop Kaiser Wilhelm II, who had gummy bears delivered to him in exile.
Haribo’s key brands in the UK are Starmix, Tangfastics, Supermix and Maoam.
