• Funday Natural Sweets has launched a new range, available in two nostalgic flavours, exclusively at Coles supermarkets.
    Funday Natural Sweets has launched a new range, available in two nostalgic flavours, exclusively at Coles supermarkets.
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Australian confectionery brand, Funday Natural Sweets, is heading to a new corner of the chocolate universe with the launch of a world first all-new chocolate bite featuring a soft dual-layer gummy and foam centre.

The new range is available in two nostalgic flavours exclusively at Coles from 10 August and follows the launch of the company’s ‘Outta This World’ chocolate range earlier this year.

Proudly made in Australia, the new bites feature an all-new dual-layer centre, combining a soft fruity gummy with a light, creamy foam, coated in smooth chocolate.

The new range includes two products available in 50g bags for $6 each:

  • FUNDAY Milk Chocolate Strawberry & Cream Bites
  • FUNDAY Caramel White Chocolate Raspberry & Cream Bites

“We're incredibly excited to be expanding our chocolate range and bringing these new bites exclusively to Coles,” said Daniel Kitay, founder of Funday Natural Sweets.

“Every new product we launch is driven by our mission to create more moments of joy for Australians, and these bites are a great example of that. By combining a soft gummy and creamy foam centre with smooth chocolate, we've created a new way to enjoy Funday. We can't wait for more people to discover the range.”

As with all Funday sweets, the new chocolate range delivers on the brand’s better-for-you promise, meaning there is no sugar added; no sugar alcohols; it is loaded with gut-loving prebiotic fibre; comes with natural colours and flavours; and is gluten free.

The new Funday Chocolate range will be available exclusively at Coles supermarkets nationally from 10 August.

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