• PopBox expands its range at Coles with the launch of Caramel Crunch.
    PopBox expands its range at Coles with the launch of Caramel Crunch.
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Australian popcorn brand, PopBox, is bringing its popular Caramel Crunch flavour to Coles, making the sweet and crunchy microwave popcorn available to even more Aussie snackers.

Known for its fun approach to microwave popcorn, PopBox’s Caramel Crunch combines the classic crunch of freshly popped corn with a delicious caramel flavour, all conveniently cooked in PopBox’s signature pop-and-serve box.

PopBox is made in Australia using corn grown in the country, without the use of palm oil, gluten or dairy, and is GMO-free and vegan-friendly. It also comes packaged in a recyclable box.

The expansion into Coles marks another milestone for the Toowoomba-born brand, which has continued to grow its presence across Australia.

“Caramel Crunch has always been a favourite flavour of mine and seeing it make its way into Coles is an exciting milestone for us,” said Mark Adamson, CEO of PopBox.

“We created PopBox to make microwave popcorn more fun, convenient and, most importantly, delicious, and Caramel Crunch is a great example of that. We’re thrilled to make this flavour available to even more Australians and give popcorn lovers another reason to think outside the bag.”

Perfect for movie nights, afternoon snacks or whenever the craving for something sweet and crunchy hits, PopBox Caramel Crunch is available now at Coles and Woolworths nationwide for RRP $4.

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