• Menz has released a brand new flavour of Violet Crumble with a nutty twist, in both the bar and cube format, with the launch of Violet Crumble Peanut Butter.
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    Menz has released a brand new flavour of Violet Crumble with a nutty twist, in both the bar and cube format, with the launch of Violet Crumble Peanut Butter. Source: Menz
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Menz has released a brand new flavour of Violet Crumble with a nutty twist, in both the bar and cube format, with the launch of Violet Crumble Peanut Butter.

Featuring the iconic shattering honeycomb centre, Violet Crumble Peanut Butter is coated in a layer of smooth peanut butter chocolate.

Menz CEO, Phil Sims, said Australians love Violet Crumble, and new flavours always result in a huge spike of interest and curiosity.

“Given the increase in demand for peanut butter across Australia in the last decade, we’re confident Violet Crumble Peanut Butter will not only be a hit, but quickly become a fan favourite,” said Sims.

“Bringing together the much-loved choc honeycomb with a house-hold staple in peanut butter, creates the perfect treat to share with friends and family, or indulge in yourself.”

Violet Crumble Peanut Butter is now available at independent grocers Australia-wide in 130g bags for RRP $6.00, and in 50g bars for $2.50.

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