• Nestlé Australia has brought back a range of fan-favourite Allen’s lollies for a limited time only – including Green Frogs, Black Cats, Mad About Teeth, and Spearmint Leaves. 
Source: Nestlé Australia
    Nestlé Australia has brought back a range of fan-favourite Allen’s lollies for a limited time only – including Green Frogs, Black Cats, Mad About Teeth, and Spearmint Leaves. Source: Nestlé Australia
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Nestlé Australia has brought back a range of fan-favourite Allen’s lollies for a limited time only – including Green Frogs, Black Cats, Mad About Teeth, and Spearmint Leaves.

Fans will have a limited window to get their hands on the returning classics, available from Woolworths nationwide until eager lolly lovers snap them up. Allen's Bananas will also be available in a new 300-gram value pack, available exclusively at Coles.

Allen's Bananas will also be available in a new 300-gram value pack, exclusively at Coles.
Source: Nestlé Australia
Allen's Bananas will also be available in a new 300-gram value pack, exclusively at Coles.
Source: Nestlé Australia

Nestlé head of marketing confectionery, Shannon Wright, said when it comes to nostalgic lollies,  Allen’s fans are passionate for their return.

“At Allen's, we love creating new treats, but occasionally it’s fun to dip back into the lolly archives to bring back some fan favourites,” said Wright.

“These come-back lollies are all about giving fans a chance to reconnect with nostalgic treats and sweet memories. Some lollies are simply too iconic to stay in retirement!”

Allen’s Green Frogs, Black Cats, Mad About Teeth, and Spearmint Leaves are now available at Woolworths stores across Australia in 160-170g bags for RRP $5.00. Allen's Bananas 300g Value Bag is now available at Coles for RRP $6.00.

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