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Tango reveals ANOTHER new ‘limited edition’ flavour days after ice blast favourites appear on shelves
TANGO has revealed another new “limited edition” flavour of drink just days after some of its ice blast favourites appeared on shelves.
The brand has launched a fresh “bold” flavour that it says will “tantalise tastebuds”.
Tongues will no doubt be wagging at the new Tango Editions: Strawberry Smash drink.
Combining sweet strawberry with tropical pineapple, the drink can transport you to feel like you are on an exotic beach.
The drink is the latest in a long line up of Tango Editions, with previous flavours including Berry Peachy and Paradise Punch.
It also joins the range of traditional flavours alongside Tango Orange, Tango Apple Sugar Free, Tango Mango Sugar Free and Tango Cherry Sugar Free.
The exciting new drink has been available across UK supermarkets and stores since early February.
“Deliciously” sugar-free, Tango says the drink “does not compromise on taste”.
It is available in a range of sizes, including: 330ml cans, 500ml and two litre bottles, and even multi-packs of eight and 24 cans.
Tango said: “Set to tantalise tastebuds with an irresistible explosion of flavour, Tango Strawberry Smash combines sweet strawberry and tropical pineapple flavour for an instant, and outrageously bold hit of fruity tang.”
Victoria Burridge, Tango Brand Manager, Carlsberg Britvic added: “We know our Tango fans crave invigorating new flavours that stray away from the mundane, and Strawberry Smash does just that.
“Combining strawberry and pineapple flavour for a major hit of fruity tang, be prepared to experience outrageously bold flavour when drinking.”
The drink has rolled out to major supermarkets across the UK, including Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons, and many convenience stores.
Tango has said the drink will only be available for 12 months and has also listed its suggested retailing price.
You can expect the 330ml single cans of the exotic drink to sell for around 85p, while the 500ml bottles will set you back around £2.15.
For the larger two litre bottles, you can expect to pay £3.35, while for the eight and 24-can multi packs, you should expect to pay £5.29 and £13.19 respectively.
Tango has brought out a multitude of flavours this month, including a new mango flavoured drink.
Succeeding Tango’s popular Paradise Punch flavour, this latest rotation is set to meet the demand for Mango flavoured drinks, giving shoppers more sugar-free options without compromising on taste.
Available from 1 February for 12 months, the fruit-flavoured fizzy drink is available to enjoy in formats to be consumed at home or on the go.
The flavour will be available in a variety of formats – 330ml cans, 500ml bottles, 2-litre bottles, 8-can multi packs and 24-can multi-packs.
Shoppers have already taken to Facebook after spotting the 2-litre bottles in Asda this weekend.
One Tango fan said: “Mango Tango? Love the rhyme!”
Another said: “This is a bit of me.”
“It’s gorgeous,” said a third shopper.
This also comes as Tango announced it was releasing bottled versions of its popular Raspberry Blast and Cherry Blast slushies.
Fans of the new flavours were ecstatic and wanted to try the new drinks.
Shoppers rush to Sainsbury’s for ‘Easter twist’ on Brits’ beloved biscuits scanning for just 65p
BARGAIN hunters are rushing to Sainsbury’s to buy Brits’ beloved biscuits that now come with an “Easter twist”.
Fans have gone wild over the latest edition of the iconic British biscuits.
Sainsbury’s is selling the all-new Hot Cross Bun flavoured Custard Cream biscuits for just 65p.
Bargain hunters and snack-time lovers flooded the comment section after news of the arrival was shared on social media.
Posting about it on Facebook, one customer wrote: “New Hot Cross Bun Custard Creams spotted at Sainsbury’s.”
Another intrigued shopper said: “Interesting one. Would love to try these.”
Meanwhile, a third person wrote: “Adding these to my Saino’s shopping list.”
“Oooh, I need to dunk them in my cuppa,” agreed a fourth.
It comes after a flavour of an iconic biscuit branded “Aussie gold” has landed exclusively in a major supermarket.
The Australian treat, Tim Tam, has come out with a new extra chocolatey flavour.
Fans have obsessed over the choc, which launched in the UK last year.
Now, UK shoppers can get their hands on the latest edition, which has an extra layer of smooth milk chocolate added.
Talyah Falabella, Tim Tam’s International Marketing Manager, said: “For over 60 years, Tim Tam has been Australia’s favourite chocolaty biscuit.
“We’re excited to bring another irresistible addition to the UK, offering the ultimate indulgence for chocolate lovers.”
Chocolate lovers rejoiced when the biscuits became available in the UK for the first time last year.
And were available at Waitrose and Ocado, before then being stocked at Tesco.
It comes as iant bags of Quality Street chocolates are scanning for just £2.50 at Sainsbury’s tills.
Originally the Quality Street refill packs were selling for £8 but a few weeks after Christmas supermarkets have slashed prices in hopes of getting rid of their extra stock.
How to bag a bargain
SUN Savers Editor Lana Clements explains how to find a cut-price item and bag a bargain…
SUN Savers Editor Lana Clements explains how to find a cut-price item and bag a bargain…
Sign up to loyalty schemes of the brands that you regularly shop with.
Big names regularly offer discounts or special lower prices for members, among other perks.
Sales are when you can pick up a real steal.
Retailers usually have periodic promotions that tie into payday at the end of the month or Bank Holiday weekends, so keep a lookout and shop when these deals are on.
Sign up to mailing lists and you’ll also be first to know of special offers. It can be worth following retailers on social media too.
When buying online, always do a search for money off codes or vouchers that you can use vouchercodes.co.uk and myvouchercodes.co.uk are just two sites that round up promotions by retailer.
Scanner apps are useful to have on your phone. Trolley.co.uk app has a scanner that you can use to compare prices on branded items when out shopping.
Bargain hunters can also use B&M’s scanner in the app to find discounts in-store before staff have marked them out.
And always check if you can get cashback before paying which in effect means you’ll get some of your money back or a discount on the item.
MORE ‘SWEET’ NEWS
Shoppers have been going wild for a Cadbury selection box full of Australian chocolate favourites usually unavailable in the UK.
They include Dairy Milk white chocolate Freddos, Scorched Peanut Bars, Snickers Butterscotch, Caramilk Twirls and regular Dairy Milk milk chocolate bars.
Last year, others yelled “it’s a party in my mouth” as B&M rolled out a new M&M flavour normally only seen in the land down under.
The retailer is stocking a Mocha Mudcake version of the classic snack after launching it down under in July last year.
Now the quirky flavour has landed in B&M, with shoppers keen to snap it up.
Instagram page Newfoodfindsuk posted a photo of the 130g bag of sweet online with almost 150 giving the post a like.
Cadbury Twirl Bites in Caramilk and also strawberry also launched last year.
Eagle-eyed foodies spotted the treats, titled “Aus Twirl” in B&M.
Retro food fans will also be pleased to know that some of their favourite “nostalgic” snacks are back on the shelves.
Most people have a favourite chocolate bar or crisp flavour they would love to see return – and we can now reveal some that have.
Aldi made biscuit lovers’ dreams come true when it revealed it was bringing back the beloved Elkes Sports Shortcake biscuits.
The Hazelnut KitKat Chunky has made a return to the shelves after three years and shoppers can’t get enough of it.
Plus, Morrisons started stocking Marmite crisps in February last year after Walkers announced it would be discontinuing the flavour.
Biscuit lovers were rejoicing at the return of the McVities white chocolate biscuit after almost 20 years.
The tea-break favourite was last seen on the shelves as a limited edition in 2005 and made its return in July last year.
Elsewhere, Happy Faces were axed around 2015 and were spotted back on the shelves last year.
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Businesses planning ‘most brutal round of job cuts in a decade’ after Labour’s tax rises
BUSINESSES are planning the most brutal round of job cuts in a decade to offset Labour’s tax rises, a survey reveals.
A third of employers are preparing to slash staff through redundancies or reduced hiring, while two in five say they will raise prices.
The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development said Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ £25billion hike to employers’ National Insurance from April is tanking confidence.
Its analysis of more than 2,000 firms found a “sharp increase in redundancy intentions” since her October Budget.
Chief executive Peter Cheese warned: “These are the most significant downward changes in employer sentiment we’ve seen in the last ten years, outside of the pandemic.
“Employer confidence has been impacted by planned changes to employment costs, and employment indicators are heading in the wrong direction.
“Businesses have had time to digest these impending changes, with many now planning to reduce headcount, raise prices and cut investment in workforce training.”
Labour’s growth mission is also at risk, with a quarter of firms warning they will scrap plans to expand.
But Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds told Times Radio: “Stick with us, this is the right platform for the UK.”
A Federation of Small Businesses survey found firms’ confidence hit its lowest recorded point outside the pandemic in last year’s fourth quarter.
