• Mingle Seasoning's nostalgic dinner of the 90s range includes Chicken Alfredo, Curried Sausages and Beef Stroganoff.
    Mingle Seasoning's nostalgic dinner of the 90s range includes Chicken Alfredo, Curried Sausages and Beef Stroganoff.
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As part of its new Recipe Base range at Woolworths, Mingle Seasoning is bringing back the creamy and comforting dinners of the 90s with the launch of Chicken Alfredo, Curried Sausages and Beef Stroganoff.

The new range at Woolworths also includes a Recipe Base for the modern-day social media sensation Marry Me Chicken.

Each Recipe Base has the ingredients and simple cooking instructions on pack to create a family meal in approximately 30 minutes, with alternative protein and extra veggie suggestions.

“The response from the public to our take on these classic dinners has been strong. We sold 6000 Chicken Alfredo packets in one day when we launched online and are so excited to now see it on supermarket shelves,” said Jordyn Evans, founder of Mingle Seasoning.

“We first released our Beef Stroganoff in supermarkets in 2021, but unfortunately it was discontinued. We had a huge number of enquiries from customers, which led to a campaign involving more than 400,000 people getting on board to help bring it back in September.”

As with all of Mingle’s products, the Recipe Bases are all-natural with no added sugar, no preservatives and no gluten.

Four new Mingle Recipe Bases are now available at Woolworths stores nationwide:

  • Chicken Alfredo RRP $4.50
  • Curried Sausages RRP $4.50
  • Beef Stroganoff RRP $2.60
  • Marry Me Chicken RRP $2.60

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