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Four new Tim Tam flavours have graced the biscuit aisle, with the new range featuring ingredients from some of Australia’s iconic growing regions.

Tim Tam Crafted Collection has added four new flavours to its line-up – Moreton Bay Raspberry & Dark Choc; Kensington Pride Mango & Cream; Murray River Salted Double Choc, and Dimbulah Mountain Estate Coffee & Choc. 

“Australia couldn’t get enough of last year’s Crafted Collection, so we hope it will be the same in 2021. Four new indulgent Tim Tam flavours - what more could you wish for?”  said Tim Tam marketing manager Matt Grant. 

Arnott’s sourced pure salt flakes from the mineral waters of the Murray Darling River Basin to create “a new sweet & salty indulgent experience” in its Murray River Dalted Double Choc pack, while Moreton Bay Raspberry & Dark Choc features some of “Australia’s juiciest raspberries” from the region.

Kensington Pride mangoes, as well as fine single origin arabica coffee grown at Dimbulah Mountain Estate for the Kensington Pride Mango & Cream and Dimbulah Mountain Estate Coffee & Choc Tim Tams, respectively.

The new Crafted Collection is now available in stores from RRP $4.00 each.

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