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Melbourne-based manufacturer Fine Food Holdings (FFH) has introduced Parmesan Crisps and 3 Seed Crisps to its OB Finest premium cracker range.

Launched this month, the two new varieties under the OB Finest brand have already been received well in the market, says FFH CEO Todd Wilson.

“We at FFH are excited about what innovations, such as OB Finest Parmesan Crisps and OB Finest 3 Seed Crisps, offer the marketplace,” he said.

“It is our way of responding to our customers who continue to seek interesting and flavoursome products to meet ever-increasing consumer demand.

"We wish to meet and exceed their expectations with delicious premium products that are well-considered and add a point of difference. I believe, our creative and innovative line extensions do just that.”

OB Finest Parmesan Crisps are slowly baked until crisp, using 100 per cent aged Parmesan cheese and sprinkled with black sesame seeds, while OB Finest 3 Seed Crisps use pumpkin, sesame and flaxseeds, ideal to complement with cheese, dips or other toppings.

The new crisp varieties are available in supermarkets and select retailers Australia-wide.

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