• Nestlé confectionery brand, Allen’s, is switching it up with the release of its new Ripperz Remix, a juicy twist on the fan favourite Red Ripperz.
Source: Nestlé
    Nestlé confectionery brand, Allen’s, is switching it up with the release of its new Ripperz Remix, a juicy twist on the fan favourite Red Ripperz. Source: Nestlé
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Nestlé confectionery brand, Allen’s, is switching it up with the release of its new Ripperz Remix, a juicy twist on the fan favourite Red Ripperz.

Now available in two new chewy flavours, crisp Apple and intense Grape, this remix is made to satisfy those who love a long-lasting chew – with 31 per cent of Allen’s fans declaring “the chewier, the better”.

Nestlé head of marketing confectionery, Shannon Wright, said Allen’s cult classics are cherished by Australians, so the company is bringing a fresh, flavourful and chewy ‘remix’ to its beloved Ripperz.

“We think Aussies are going to love this fresh new take with its delicious apple and grape flavours,” said Wright.

Allen’s Ripperz Remix featuring juicy Apple and intense Grape chew flavours are now available across all major retailers for RRP $5.00.

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