• To celebrate the launch, Tic Tac is giving Australian consumers the chance to win a $20,000 weekend escape for two.
    To celebrate the launch, Tic Tac is giving Australian consumers the chance to win a $20,000 weekend escape for two.
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Tic Tac is expanding its Tic Tac Two range with the launch of a new Strawberry & Lime flavour, available nationwide at Coles supermarkets.

The new flavour pairs sweet strawberry with a zesty lime kick in one mint that is twice the size of a classic Tic Tac.

“The launch builds on a strong debut year for Tic Tac TWO in Australia, with the sugar-free, dual-layer format proving a hit with consumers,” says Stefan Gallmann, ANZ cluster marketing manager – Sugar Confectionary and Gums at Ferrero Australia.

“In its first year on shelves, Tic Tac Two has been reached for by Australians more than 1.3 million times, highlighting growing demand for bigger, more flavour-packed refreshment.”

Also, to celebrate the launch, Tic Tac is giving Australian consumers the chance to win a $20,000 weekend escape for two.

To enter the giveaway, consumers must purchase any Tic Tac pack from a participating supermarket or selected convenience store, retain their receipt and register online here.

One lucky winner will receive a $20,000 weekend escape for two, in the form of a travel voucher for use at the winner’s discretion.

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