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Iceland Is Now Selling Frozen Hula Hoops Potato Snacks Joanna Freedman 4:11 PM, April 15 2021 GMT+1 KP Snacks has launched Hula Hoop frozen potato shapes, and it's the bizarre foodie mashup we didn't know we needed. The unique potato shapes promise to taste just like the crisps we love, except they're oven-roasted. Confused? Us too... The frozen snacks come in Beef and Ready Salted flavours, and cost just £1.50 from Iceland. You can now cook your Hula Hoops (Credit: KP Snacks/ Iceland) Advert 10 If Hula Hoops aren't your thing, you can also buy Space Raider potato shapes, in either Beef fla...

Now there are three more new flavours, unsurprisingly all with a cheesy twist. Jacobs have teamed up with cheese companies from England, Scotland and Wales. They've put their heads together and created three limited-edition crisps. Each flavour is designed to show off the best-loved regional cheeses that Britain has to offer. For the English flavour, there's Ploughman's Cheshire Cheese flavoured Mini Cheddars. They teamed up with Cheshire Cheese Company, they're responsible for the country's oldest named cheese. The flavour is designed to mimic a Ploughman's sandwich, with a "hint of pick...

New Jacob’s Mini Cheddars - These new Jacob’s Mini Cheddars have been unveiled by Pladis as a lineup of snacks in the UK that will offer consumers with a number of regionall...

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Subscribe Product showcase 2021: Nim’s courts a lady, Livwell embraces ‘nooch’ and Dr. Oetker encourages kids to create slime By Gill Hyslop What's on shelf this month that will get your tastebuds tingling? Pic: GettyImages/Kolonko Pink lady Nim’s Fruit Crisps has joined forces with Pink Lady to turn its apples into a ‘food on the move’ option that is healthy and one of your five a day. The Kent-based snack producer gently air-dries the apple slices, which means much of the nutritious goodness and sweetness – which comes from being gro...