• Yumi's cafe-style fritters are microwaveable in half a minute or pan-fried in 90 seconds. Image: Yumi's
    Yumi's cafe-style fritters are microwaveable in half a minute or pan-fried in 90 seconds. Image: Yumi's
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Yumi’s has released a range of cafe-style breakfast fritters, with a pack-to-plate time of half a minute. 

The all-Australian ingredient range features two flavours - Sweetcorn and Thai Spiced.

The Thai Spiced fritters feature a combination of pumpkin, sweet potato, chickpea, capsicum, lemongrass, ginger and turmeric.

The Sweetcorn fritters feature carrot, sweetcorn, chickpeas, red capsicum, chives and coriander.

The fritters are microwaveable, with a half a minute cook time, or pan-fried in 90 seconds. 

Susan Booker, head of product innovation at Yumi’s, said: “Mid-week breakfasts are often a time challenge for even the most organised households. Our new breakfast fritters can go from pack to plate quicker than cereal, which makes them a great choice for nutrition-conscious families.”

Yumi’s fritter range is now available in Coles stores nationwide, with an RRP of $6.50.

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