• ByAsia Food snacking brand, bubbleme, has released a crunchy new snack experience, with the launch of bubbleme Churroz.
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    ByAsia Food snacking brand, bubbleme, has released a crunchy new snack experience, with the launch of bubbleme Churroz. Source: bubbleme
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ByAsia Food snacking brand, bubbleme, has released a crunchy new snack experience, with the launch of bubbleme Churroz.

Bringing the flavour of golden churros into a bite-sized chip, bubbleme Churroz are lightly dusted with cinnamon sugar, aiming to bring the perfect balance of sweet indulgence and satisfying crunch.

bubbleme COO, Erkan Altun, said the company wanted to create something truly different with this release.

“A snack that’s fun, crunchy, completely irresistible and deliciously different,” said Altun.

“Churroz are the perfect crossover snack, delivering the flavour everyone loves, in a format that’s easy to enjoy anywhere.”

bubbleme Churroz are now available in select Coles nationwide, for RRP $6.50 in a 174g bag.

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