• Nestlé confectionery brand, Allens, has released a new sweet for the end of summer – Allen's Berry Bunch. The company stated fans are sure to find a ‘soft spot’ for the new lolly, which has a unique soft-jelly texture and sugary coating.
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    Nestlé confectionery brand, Allens, has released a new sweet for the end of summer – Allen's Berry Bunch. The company stated fans are sure to find a ‘soft spot’ for the new lolly, which has a unique soft-jelly texture and sugary coating. Source: Nestlé
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Nestlé confectionery brand, Allens, has released a new jelly lolly treat for sweet loving Australians this summer – Allen's Berry Bunch. The company stated fans are sure to find a ‘soft spot’ for the new lolly, which has a unique soft-jelly texture and sugary coating.

Each pack contains a bunch of berry flavours, including ripe raspberry, juicy blackcurrant and sweet strawberry.

Nestlé head of marketing confectionery, Melanie Chen, said the team was excited to kick off 2025 with a brand new lolly.

“Lolly lovers will be thrilled to see a reimagination of the Allen’s iconic berry flavour trio – raspberry, blackcurrant and strawberry – with our new Allen’s Berry Bunch,” said Chen.

“What’s more, a vegan-friendly flavour will bring a bit of fun to plant-based lolly fans.”

Allen’s Berry Bunch lollies are now available from Woolworths and independent grocers for RRP $5.00.

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