Allen’s drops Pasito, Creaming Soda and Lemonade lollies
Allen’s has released their new gummy candy inspired by Kirks soft drinks, featuring Kirks Classic Pasito, Creaming Soda and Lemonade.
A new iconic pairing has been created with two brands teaming up to bring Aussies a sweet treat.
Allen’s has released their new gummy candy inspired by Kirks soft drinks.
The collaboration is inspired by Kirks Classic Pasito, Creaming Soda and Lemonade flavoured drinks.
The lollies come in a 170g pack for $3.60 from all major supermarkets and convenience stores from late-August 2022.
Fans of the brands were immediately thrilled by the news.
“I’ll be buying these,” one person commented.
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Another said “get in my belly”.
Nestlé Head of Marketing Confectionery Joyce Tan said “We’re so excited to introduce Allen’s Inspired by Kirks as a celebration of party memories.
“So many Aussies share moments of Kirks soda flavours and Allen’s lollies at their social celebrations – and now we’ve brought these icons together for the ultimate classic party combo.
“We’ve been making lollies here in Victoria since 1891 and with each new creation we hope each bite transports lolly lovers back to those shared moments and brings a smile to their face.”
Kirks Senior Brand Manager Catalina Pachon said “We’re thrilled to partner with Allen’s who celebrate and love sharing moments together, just like Kirks.
“These new lollies are inspired by Kirks favourite flavours which are well-known by generations of Australians.
“This new collab celebrates the love for these flavours in a new and delicious way.”
It’s not the first iconic collaboration Nestlé has released in recent weeks.
KitKat announced a new collaboration with Milo, which will see the chocolate bar filled with the choc-malt flavoured drink that so many associate with an Aussie childhood.
here will be three different bars on offer from late July – chunky, bar and block.
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