Three new yet nostalgic supermarket snacks Aussie shoppers will love

Having the right snacks can make, or break, your day.

Thankfully, three new options that have recently hit supermarket shelves are sure to elevate your snack game even further.

Not only do they sound delicious, they will also trigger a flood of fond childhood memories for many Aussie shoppers.

First up, Nestle has re-launched Nesquik Cereal Bars, using iconic Nesquik flavours including choc, banana choc, and strawberry choc.

Nesquik cereal bars were first released by Cereal Partners Worldwide in April 2001 in select European markets.

They are based on the Nesquik breakfast cereal, which was introduced globally in 1999.

Previous reviews mentioned they lacked flavour, but this latest iteration seems to lean more heavily into Nesquik's famous tastes.

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"We know Aussies love the taste of Nesquik, so we wanted to bring these iconic flavours into a fresh and fun new snack format you can enjoy, wherever the day takes you," Nestlé's Head of Snacks Marketing Jessica Barnes said.

"Our Nesquik Cereal Bars are crispy and packed with flavour, making snack time a whole lot more fun."

The bars were officially released on January 12 and are now available in most supermarkets.

Customers can pick up a pack of six for $5.50.

The next product sure to stir up memories is Allen's Red Ripperz, Milkos and Sherbies, all of which can now be found individually as well as in a mix bag. The fans have spoken.

Instead of having to dig through the Allen's Chew Mix, which includes Red Ripperz, Milko, and Sherbies, fans of Red Ripperz can enjoy a bag filled with their favourite chew lollies.

These are on sale in major supermarkets for $5 for a 150g pack or $6 for a 300g pack, having previously only been mostly available at alternate retailers like The Reject Shop.

Allen's Sherbies bags were temporarily paused in late 2023 due to relocating production to Australia but have since made a comeback in their own bags as of mid-2024.

A quick survey of the nine.com.au office revealed strong feelings about the Allen's Mix.

Some rate Red Ripperz as the best of the bunch, while others say they go "straight in the bin".

Milkos seem to please most Allen's lovers, and Sherbies are divisive, with lolly fans either loving them or hating them.

"Milkos are best, then Sherbies. Red Rippperz go in the bin," one said, while another said, "Milkos, Ripperz, Sherbies."

"Sherbies are the best! Then Milkos, then Red Ripperz. Red Ripperz are nice but I hate how they get stuck in my teeth," added another.

Finally, Oreo Cadbury Creme Egg biscuits have also landed – a blend of Oreo cookies and the beloved Easter treat in one delicious bite.

They are double stuffed for extra Creme Egg flavour.

This truly feels like the flavour collaboration we have been waiting for, having been initially trialled in December.

Lovers of Cadbury Creme Eggs have previously enjoyed other treats such as Creme Egg ice cream and chocolate blocks, and now we have biscuits to enjoy.

Original Cadbury Creme Eggs have also gone on sale in most supermarkets, well ahead of the Easter retail season, but it's hard to be mad about it.

The new Oreos are selling for $3 for a 131g pack.

Food blogger Nectorious Papi described them as "not amazing but nice".

"I don't like Oreos. But this sounds interesting," one of his followers commented.

"Imma destroy a sleeve of those or seven," added another.

This is Oreo's latest flavour collab, in a series of several interesting releases over the years, including Oreo Mint, Oreo Chocolate, Oreo Caramilk, and Oreo Pascall Mashmallow.

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