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McVitie’s has launched a new cocoa-flavoured version of its popular Rich Tea biscuits.


Known as The Cocoa One, the variant offers a crisp, cocoa-flavoured biscuit that falls under the government's HFSS guidelines.


The new flavour follows the success of McVitie’s "The Light Ones" range, which includes lower-sugar versions of Digestives and Rich Tea biscuits. According to the company, these lighter options have collectively generated nearly £10 million in sales, indicating a strong consumer preference for healthier snacking alternatives.


Available at Tesco, The Cocoa One is priced at £1.79 for a 300g pack.


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McVitie’s introduces non-HFSS cocoa-flavoured Rich Tea biscuits

Rafaela Sousa

9 July 2024

McVitie’s introduces non-HFSS cocoa-flavoured Rich Tea biscuits

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