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Arnott’s Bluey Biscuits will bring iconic characters Bluey and Bingo — from Australia’s number one kids show, Bluey — to life in biscuit form.

The Arnott’s Bluey Biscuit range is launching in three flavours: Honey & Oat, Cheese, and Pizza.

With a health star rating of 4 (Cheese; Pizza), and 3.5 (Honey & Oat), the nutritious range has been crafted to be equal parts tasty and fun.

Much like Bluey is a show children and adults enjoy tuning into alike, it appears snacking habits are following a similar trend in many households too.

Research from Arnott’s shows nearly a third (28 per cent) of parents or caregivers admit to munching on the snacks they purchase for their children – an indicator it won’t just be children snacking on Arnott’s Bluey Biscuits.

Arnott’s marketing manager, Krishma Sood, said Arnott's was proud to bring an adored character to life in biscuit form.

“Delivering a wholesome range of treats with strong health credentials that’s also incredibly tasty. We think families everywhere will love experiencing Bluey and Bingo in this way,” said Sood.

Arnott’s Bluey Biscuits will hit biscuit aisle shelves at all major grocery stores from mid-June.

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