Kellogg’s just quietly made a major change to Crunchy Nut cereal flavour

Metro Published Jun 28, 2026 Reviewed Jul 3, 2026 ✓ Reviewed by citations.press editors

Each box of Crunchy Nut Crunchies Caramelised Biscuit sells for £3.50.

3.5 GBP · price per box

KP Snacks is discontinuing four crisp flavours after 50 years on sale.

4 · flavours being discontinued50 years · time on sale KP Snacks spokesperson, spokesperson

Kellogg’s released a limited-time Hot Honey version of Crunchy Nut cereal in January.

Kellogg’s launched a new cereal, Crunchy Nut Crunchies Caramelised Biscuit, available in Iceland and The Food Warehouse across the UK.

Kellogg’s Hot Honey Crunchy Nut cereal boxes were priced at £3.50 and were available for a limited time.

M&S brought back its viral strawberry sandwich and introduced a second version with chocolate and pistachio.

M&S also launched two new dips: strawberry and cream, and chocolate pistachio.

KP Snacks spokesperson stated they are discontinuing four crisp flavours to focus on their wider portfolio.

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The Crunchy Nut Crunchies Caramelised Biscuit boxes are listed for sale on the Iceland website at £3.50 each.

3.5 £ · box

KP Crisps confirmed it would be discontinuing four crisp flavours after 50 years on sale.

4 · crisp flavours being discontinued50 years · flavours on sale KP Crisps

Tesco is making a major change to Clubcard rules for the first time in 31 years.

1 · major change to Clubcard rules31 years · first time for change Tesco

Tesco just launched its first-ever Clubcard for teens.

1 · first-ever Clubcard for teens Tesco

KP Crisps will discontinue its four best crisp flavours after 50 years on sale.

50 years · sale period KP Snacks spokesperson, spokesperson

The four flavours being axed are Salted, Cheese & Onion, Salt & Vinegar, and Beef.

4 flavours · axed flavours KP Snacks spokesperson, spokesperson

Kellogg’s previously released a Hot Honey version of the cereal in January.

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When it comes to cereal, Kellogg’s Crunchy Nut is one of the most popular options in the UK, regularly being hailed as ‘the best cereal’.

It’s a breakfast staple, beloved by many for its sweet and nutty flavour, combining honey and roasted, chopped peanuts.

But the iconic product has just had a makeover, as Kellogg’s has launched a new twist on it.

And the flavour will likely divide diehard fans of the OG, as it’s very different.

The cereal giant has just quietly released a brand new cereal, known as Crunchy Nut Crunchies Caramelised Biscuit, in supermarkets.

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Boxes of the Biscoff-inspired cereal have been spotted on shelves in Iceland stores and The Food Warehouse across the UK, and shoppers are intrigued.

Some weren’t so sure, pointing out that the new product looks nothing like classic Crunchy Nut and therefore should be a ‘completely different cereal’, but others are desperate to try it.

On Instagram, in response to a post by @johns_snack reviews, fellow foodie blogger @another_snack_reviewer said: ‘Ohhh hell yeah. Please be good.’

Similarly, @mary_dorothea admitted they were ‘right up [her] street’, while @cwhite93x commented: ‘Hope we get these in Ireland.’

This comes after Kellogg’s previously released a Hot Honey version of the cereal in January.

Kellogg’s says it was inspired to create the quirky new product because of the ‘swicy’ (sweet and spicy) trend that’s been doing the rounds online for a while.

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A spokesperson for the brand explained at the time: ‘This is cereal as you’ve never seen before. Think golden honey-coated curls with a whisper of chilli warmth.

The boxes were only available for a limited time, although some are still listed for sale on the Iceland website, for £3.50 a box.

How long the new Caramelised Biscuit cereal will be on the shelves for is unknown, but it will likely depend on how popular it proves.

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In other foodie news, M&S just brought back its viral strawberry sandwich and introduced another version of it, containing chocolate and pistachio too.

If that weren’t enough, the retailer also dropped a few new dips, with a strawberry and cream one, and a chocolate pistachio flavour.

And snack giant, KP Crisps, confirmed that it would be discontinuing its four best crisp flavours after 50 years on sale.

The four flavours being axed are Salted, Cheese & Onion, Salt & Vinegar, and Beef.

Speaking about the discontinuation, a KP Snacks spokesperson told Metro: ‘We have made the decision to discontinue KP Crisps Salted, Cheese & Onion, Salt & Vinegar and Beef as we focus on our wider portfolio.

‘We understand these products have a loyal following and thank consumers for their continued support of our brands.’

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