Newly Diagnosed Coeliac? Here's Where to Start

Here at Lazy Day Foods, we understand the difficulties that can come with discovering, sometimes after a long wait, that you have coeliac disease. Our co-founder Emer knows this all too well. Emer was diagnosed around 15 years ago, at a time when the gluten-free choice was much smaller and usually a lot less tasty than some of the products you can find today!

If you've recently been diagnosed, you may be thinking that your time in the supermarket aisles is about to get longer as you check labels and discover just how many products, including some you might not expect, can contain gluten.

Rest assured, it does get easier. There's now much more information and support available, alongside a growing choice of gluten-free foods. As you learn what to look out for and discover the products you love, navigating a gluten-free lifestyle will start to feel much more familiar.

So, where do you start?

Get to Know What Contains Gluten

One of the first steps is getting familiar with the foods and ingredients you'll need to avoid. Gluten is found in wheat, barley and rye, which means everyday foods such as bread, cakes, biscuits and pasta will usually contain gluten unless they're specifically made to be gluten-free.

It can also appear in less obvious places, from sauces to processed foods, so it's important to get into the habit of checking labels.

The good news is that there are now more gluten-free alternatives available than ever, so you don't have to say goodbye to all the foods you love.

Become a Label-Checking Pro

When you're shopping, look for products labelled gluten-free and always check the ingredients and allergen information.

It might feel time-consuming at first, but you'll soon get to know the brands and products you can rely on, making the weekly shop much easier.

If you're ever unsure whether something is suitable, it's always better to check before eating it.

Don't Forget About Cross-Contamination

Going gluten-free isn't only about the ingredients in your food. For people with coeliac disease, it's also important to consider how food is prepared.

At home, things like shared toasters, chopping boards and utensils can introduce gluten-containing crumbs to otherwise gluten-free food. Even dipping a knife back into the butter after spreading it on regular toast can leave crumbs behind.

If you share a kitchen with people who eat gluten, creating a few simple routines can make managing this much easier.

When eating out, don't be afraid to ask questions about how your food is prepared. Make sure the restaurant understands that you have coeliac disease and takes this seriously.

Find Your Go-To Gluten-Free Favourites

One of the best things you can do in those first few months is start building up a list of products you know you love.

Finding your favourite gluten-free bread, pasta, cereal, snacks and sweet treats means you won't have to start from scratch every time you go shopping.

And don't be discouraged if the first alternative you try isn't for you. Gluten-free food has come a long way, and there are plenty of delicious options to discover.

You Don't Have to Miss Out

This one is particularly important to us.

Being diagnosed with coeliac disease shouldn't mean missing out on birthday cake, dessert with friends or something sweet with your afternoon coffee.

In fact, it's one of the reasons Lazy Day exists.

Emer and fellow food scientist Dr Sally Beattie started Lazy Day in 2006 after experiencing first-hand how difficult it was to find free-from treats that tasted every bit as delicious as their mainstream equivalents.

Today, our treats are made in our dedicated free-from bakery in Scotland and are gluten-free, milk-free, egg-free and suitable for vegans. From cakes and biscuits to traybakes and individually wrapped treats, they're made so more people can enjoy the same delicious treats together.

Find Your Gluten-Free Community

You don't have to figure everything out yourself. There are lots of resources and communities available to help people living with coeliac disease.

Social media can be a great place to discover gluten-free recommendations too. There are lots of coeliac and gluten-free creators sharing everything from supermarket finds and new product launches to recipes, restaurant recommendations and tips for eating out. Following a few creators you trust can make discovering new gluten-free options feel much easier, and remind you that there's a whole community navigating the same things as you. Take a look at the tagged posts on our Instagram, where you'll find plenty of gluten-free creators sharing their favourite finds, reviews and recommendations.

Coeliac UK is a great place to find trusted information and support as you adjust to life with coeliac disease. From understanding food labels and finding gluten-free products to advice on eating out and travelling, there are plenty of helpful resources to make navigating your new gluten-free lifestyle a little easier.

Visit Coeliac UK to find advice, resources and support to help you live well gluten-free.

It Gets Easier

Those first few weeks of living gluten-free can involve a lot of checking, learning and adjusting, so give yourself time to find what works for you.

Before long, checking labels will become second nature, you'll know which products you love and you'll have your favourite places to shop and eat.

Most importantly, being coeliac doesn't mean missing out on the good stuff.

Everyone deserves to join in the joy.

Mini Vic Wins a Great Taste Award! 🐛⭐

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Mini Vic wins a Great Taste Award!

Mini Vic the Vegan Caterpillar Cakes have officially been awarded 1-Star from the Great Taste Awards!

The judges had some lovely things to say about them, including that they look and taste like a mainstream favourite!

The award represents more than recognition for a single product for us. It reflects two decades spent challenging perceptions of free-from food and proving that products created for people with dietary restrictions can be just as delicious, indulgent and enjoyable as any traditional favourite.

Have you tried our award-winning Mini Vic? Pick up a pack in Morrisons, Tesco or Co-op.

Have you spotted us in Sainsbury’s Magazine?

Our Indulgent Chocolate Cake has been having its moment in the spotlight, with a feature in the latest issue of Sainsbury’s Magazine!

Made with layers of chocolate sponge, rich chocolate frosting and finished with a drizzle of Belgian dark chocolate, it’s made for celebrations, get-togethers or simply when you really fancy a cake.

If you love our Chocolate Cake as much as we do, show it some love and pick one up from your local Sainsbury’s.

Waste less, enjoy more!

We all have a part to play in reducing food waste, and even a few small changes at home can make a difference.

From checking your cupboards before heading to the shops to storing food correctly, we’ve put together some simple ways to help make the most of the food you buy.

Click below to visit the blog post and discover 6 simple ways to reduce food waste at home.

Mini Vic Wins a Great Taste Award! 🐛⭐

We’ve got some exciting news to share… our Mini Vic the Vegan Caterpillar Cakes have won a Great Taste 1-Star Award!

We’re incredibly proud to see Mini Vic recognised by the Great Taste judges, especially as these little caterpillar cakes were created so more people can join in the joy of a delicious chocolate treat.

What did the judges think?

The judges had some lovely things to say about Mini Vic, including that the product looks and tastes like a mainstream favourite.

They praised the tasty chocolate, visually appealing appearance and the balance between the sponge and creamy layer, describing the cakes as tasting high quality.

For us, that’s a particularly lovely bit of feedback. We want our free-from treats to be something everyone around the table can enjoy, without feeling like anyone is missing out.

Like the rest of the Lazy Day range, Mini Vic is gluten-free, milk-free, egg free and vegan, and made in our dedicated nut-free bakery.

A little cake with a big reason to celebrate

Winning a Great Taste Award is a brilliant achievement for our team here in Scotland, from developing the recipe to baking and hand-decorating every Mini Vic.

Most importantly, we love knowing that a cake made with different dietary requirements in mind can still deliver on the things that matter most: great taste, great texture and plenty of chocolate!

So, if you’ve already tried Mini Vic, you can officially say you’ve been enjoying an award-winning caterpillar. 🐛⭐

Haven’t tried Mini Vic yet? Look out for them in Tesco, Morrisons and Co-op stores.

6 Simple Ways to Reduce Food Waste at Home

Reducing food waste doesn’t have to mean making big changes to your routine. Small habits, from checking the cupboard before heading to the shops to making better use of leftovers, can all help us waste less food at home.

At Lazy Day, we’re committed to reducing food waste as part of our sustainability efforts. Here are six simple ways you can get involved at home, including a few tips for making the most of your Lazy Day treats.

1. Plan before you shop

A little planning can go a long way. Before heading to the supermarket, think about the meals, snacks and treats you’ll need for the week and make a shopping list.

Planning ahead can help you avoid buying more than you’ll realistically use, particularly when it comes to products with a shorter shelf life.

It doesn’t have to be a detailed meal plan either. Even having a rough idea of what you already have and what you’re likely to eat can make a difference.

2. Store products correctly

How you store food can have a big impact on how long it stays at its best.

Always follow the storage instructions on the packaging and, once opened, make sure products are stored correctly to help maintain their quality and freshness.

For Lazy Day treats, check the individual pack for the relevant storage instructions. If you’ve opened a sharing pack but don’t fancy finishing it all at once, keeping the remaining pieces properly stored in an airtight container can help you enjoy them later rather than letting them go to waste.

3. Freeze extras

The freezer can be one of the easiest ways to prevent food from being wasted.

If you have food you know you won’t get through in time, check whether it’s suitable for freezing and freeze it before it goes to waste. This is particularly handy when plans change unexpectedly, or you’ve simply bought more than you need.

Always follow the freezing and defrosting guidance provided for the particular product.

4. Check your cupboards before buying

We’ve all come home from the shops only to discover there was already another packet hiding at the back of the cupboard.

Before writing your shopping list, have a quick look through your cupboards, fridge and freezer. It can help prevent duplicate purchases and might even give you some inspiration for meals or snacks using what you already have.

It’s also worth bringing older products to the front of your cupboard so you remember to use them first.

5. Understand Best Before dates

Knowing the difference between Best Before and Use By dates can help prevent perfectly good food from being thrown away unnecessarily.

A Use By date is about food safety and should always be followed. Food should not be eaten after the Use By date, even if it looks, smells or tastes fine. Make sure foods with a Use By date are stored according to the instructions on the packaging, particularly where refrigeration is required.

A Best Before date, on the other hand, relates to quality. Food can still be safe to eat after its Best Before date, although its taste or texture may not be quite as intended. Always make sure it has been stored according to the instructions and use your judgement to check the product before eating it.

Understanding the difference can help you make a more informed decision before automatically putting something in the bin.

6. Get creative with leftovers

Sometimes a small amount of food isn’t enough for a full serving, but that doesn’t mean it needs to go to waste.

Leftover treats can be given a second life in all sorts of ways. Try crumbling a little Lazy Day Rocky Road over a yoghurt bowl, chopping a Cake Bar into pieces to create a dessert topping, or adding leftover pieces of Tiffin to ice cream.

You could even create a sharing dessert using a mixture of treats already sitting in the cupboard. It’s an easy way to use up what you have while creating something a little different.

Small changes can make a difference

Reducing food waste is about making better use of the food we already have. Planning ahead, storing food correctly, understanding date labels and finding creative ways to use leftovers are all simple habits that can add up over time.

So, next time there’s one lonely Lazy Day treat left in the pack, don’t forget about it at the back of the cupboard!

Back to Routine: Free-From Treats for Busy Days

Summer might not be over just yet, but August always brings that familiar shift back towards routine. Holidays are winding down, diaries are filling up again and September suddenly doesn't feel very far away.

Whether you're heading back to work, getting ready for the school run or simply trying to bring a little more routine back to your days, we've put together a few easy ways to make those everyday moments a little sweeter.

And the best part? They all take next to no time.

Rocky Road Porridge Topper

If porridge is your go-to on busy mornings, switch up your usual toppings with a little Lazy Day Rocky Road.

Simply chop or crumble a piece over a warm bowl of porridge for a combination of Belgian dark chocolate, biscuit pieces, marshmallows and cherries. Add your favourite fruit on top and breakfast is sorted.

You can do the same with a yoghurt bowl too. Add fruit, some crumbled pieces of Rocky Road and you've got an easy breakfast or mid-morning snack with a little extra crunch.

Mini Vic After-School Treat

Back-to-school afternoons can be busy, so sometimes the easiest treats are the best ones.

Our Mini Vic the Vegan Caterpillar Cakes are perfectly portioned for an after-school treat. Serve one alongside some fresh fruit for a quick snack when everyone gets home, with no preparation needed.

And let's be honest, everything is a little more fun when there's a mini caterpillar cake involved.

Caramel Blondie + Iced Coffee

Getting back into routine doesn't mean iced coffee season has to end!

When the afternoon slump arrives, pair a Lazy Day Caramel Blondie with your favourite iced coffee for an easy little pick-me-up.

With a layer of caramel and packed with biscuit pieces, cherries and marshmallows, our Blondie makes a particularly good partner for an iced caramel latte.

The perfect excuse to actually take that afternoon break.

Tiffin Ice Cream Topper

After a busy day, dessert doesn't need to involve lots of preparation.

Scoop your favourite ice cream into a bowl, chop up some Lazy Day Chocolate Tiffin and sprinkle it over the top. You could add berries or your favourite sauce too!

It's a simple way to turn a couple of scoops of ice cream into a much more indulgent dessert in minutes.

Make Busy Days a Little Sweeter

Getting back into routine can mean earlier mornings, busier schedules and a lot more rushing around, but there are still plenty of opportunities to fit a little treat into your day.

From Rocky Road-topped porridge in the morning to Tiffin and ice cream after dinner, sometimes the simplest ideas are the best.

However your routine looks, don't forget to leave a little room for a Lazy Day.

Have you spotted our latest launch in-store? 👀

Lazy Day July Joy

Salted Caramel Crispies in Morrisons!

One of our most-loved products, Salted Caramel Crispies, are now available in Morrisons stores nationwide!

Salted Caramel Crispies will join Mini Vic the Vegan Caterpillar Cakes, Millionaire's Shortbread and Chocolate Tiffin, making Morrisons the perfect place to pick up some of your favourite Lazy Day treats.

Whether you're stocking up for summer adventures, sharing with family and friends, or simply treating yourself, there's now even more free-from choice waiting for you in store.

Summer Treats, Sorted

Whether you're heading abroad, setting off on a road trip or enjoying a day out closer to home, our individually wrapped treats are the perfect companion. Easy to pop into your bag and ready to enjoy wherever your summer takes you.

We'd love to see where Lazy Day treats travel to this summer. If you share any photos, don't forget to tag us!

The Perfect Coffee Break

@GlutenFree_Alice on Instagram recently paired the Caramel Blondie alongside an iced caramel latte, and we couldn't think of a better pairing for an afternoon coffee break.

Check out her Instagram for some delicious inspiration!

Our Story

Ever wondered how Lazy Day began? Our founders, Sally and Emer, started the business in 2006 after experiencing first-hand just how difficult it was to find delicious free-from treats that everyone could enjoy.

Check out the previous blog post to discover how Lazy Day has grown from an idea created in their kitchens at home into a range enjoyed across the UK and beyond.

The Evolution of Lazy Day Foods

Where It All Began

Every free-from journey is different, but one thing many people have in common is the challenge of finding delicious treats that everyone can enjoy. Whether it's the last-minute panic when a free-from friend pops round for a cup of tea, or the stress of catering for a birthday party with a long list of dietary requirements, living with food allergies and intolerances can make everyday moments feel more complicated.

Our founders, Dr Sally Beattie and Emer Bustard, understand those challenges first-hand. Sally lives with multiple food allergies, including gluten, dairy, shellfish and nuts, while Emer is coeliac. Back in 2006, both were juggling busy family lives with young children and found there were very few free-from treats available that still tasted good. Manufacturers knew what ingredients to remove to make products safe, but very few had mastered what to put back in to create treats that were every bit as delicious as their mainstream equivalents.

From Kitchen Creations to Farmers' Markets

As food scientists, Sally and Emer combined their knowledge with a passion for baking and began creating recipes in their own kitchens. Like many people living a free-from lifestyle, they started by baking for themselves and their families. Before long, they had developed recipes for Millionaire's Shortbread and Chocolate Tiffin that friends and family couldn't stop talking about.

Encouraged by the response, they began selling their bakes at local farmers' markets, where demand quickly grew. It became clear they had created something that was missing from the market: free-from treats that people genuinely loved to eat.

Growing Our Bakery

As the business continued to grow, Sally and Emer found the perfect first bakery in Chapelhall, in North Lanarkshire. They still remember walking into the building and asking themselves, "How will we ever fill this space?" It didn't take long before they outgrew it. Just one year after launching the business, Waitrose became Lazy Day's first retail customer in 2007, marking the beginning of an exciting journey.

Ten years later, Lazy Day moved into a much larger purpose-built bakery in Harthill, North Lanarkshire. Once again, they wondered how they would fill such a large space. Today, that bakery is home to around 150 employees working across day and night shifts, with a large number living in the local community.

Looking to the Future

Nearly 20 years on, the mission remains exactly the same: to create delicious gluten-free, milk-free, egg-free and vegan treats that everyone can enjoy. From those first homemade recipes to becoming an award-winning bakery supplying retailers across the UK and beyond, we're incredibly proud of how far we've come.

As we look ahead to the future, we're excited to continue creating even more irresistible free-from treats, so everyone can continue joining in the joy!

Allergen Friendly Summer Hosting!

Summer Hosting!

Summer is the season of gatherings, whether the weather gets the memo or not! From family BBQs and garden parties to picnics in the park and afternoon teas in the sunshine, summer is all about spending time with the people we love.

When the sun makes an appearance, we all want to get outside and make the most of it. And what better way to do that than by sharing great food with family and friends? Whether you're planning a relaxed get-together or a special celebration, hosting often comes with a long list of things to think about. From creating the guest list and stocking up on drinks, to planning entertainment and preparing food, there can be a lot to organise.

Allergies and Intolerances Becoming More Common

One way to take away some of that stress is by choosing treats that are suitable for a range of dietary requirements. Food allergies and intolerances are more common than ever, with a third of adults reporting an adverse reaction to certain foods (FSA, 2025). When you're hosting a mixed group of family and friends, it can be difficult to know what to serve and if everyone will be able to enjoy what's on offer.

Lazy Day As A Solution

At Lazy Day, we believe everyone should be able to join in the joy. That's why our range is gluten-free, milk-free, egg-free and suitable for vegans, making it easier to cater for guests with different dietary needs. Instead of preparing multiple desserts or worrying about who can and can't enjoy a sweet treat, you can choose options that everyone can tuck into together.

Our Rocky Road is perfect for sharing at a summer gathering, while Mini Caterpillar Cakes bring a fun touch to parties and family celebrations. If you're looking for something a little more indulgent, our Indulgent Chocolate Cake is ideal for serving alongside a cup of tea in the garden. For picnics and days out, individually portioned treats, such as our Belgian Chocolate Cake Bars, make it easy to pack something delicious without any fuss.

Whatever your plans this summer, the most important thing is enjoying time together. With a few delicious treats on the table and the people you care about around you, you'll have everything you need to make the most of the season.

Don’t forget you can pick up our products in Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons, Co-op, Booths and on Ocado!

Your Favourite Cake Now in More Stores 🍰

Lazy Day June Joy 

A Reason to Celebrate 

One of our most-loved products is now easier to find. Our Indulgent Chocolate Cake is now available in over 400 Sainsbury's stores across the UK.

Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply treating yourself, delicious free-from and vegan cake is never too far away.

Summer Treat Inspiration  

Looking for a simple summer dessert idea? Paige over at @glutenless_paige transformed our Caramel Blondie and Choca Mocha Squares into ice cream sundaes, perfect for sunny days, garden gatherings or an evening treat.

Simply crumble your favourite Lazy Day treat over dairy-free ice cream and add your favourite toppings for an easy dessert everyone can enjoy.

The Lazy Day Bag

Looking for a thoughtful gift? Our recycled cotton bag is perfect for carrying your favourite sweet treats, shopping essentials, or picnic goodies. Pair it with a selection of our sweet treats to create the perfect gift.

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Carry a Little Joy Wherever You Go with the Lazy Day Tote Bag

Looking for a stylish, practical and eco-friendly tote bag? Our new Lazy Day Tote Bag is designed to make everyday shopping, commuting and adventures a little easier.

Made from 100% recycled cotton, this durable reusable shopping bag is the perfect companion for busy days, supermarket trips, picnics, beach visits and everything in between.

Why Choose a Reusable Tote Bag?

Reusable tote bags not only help reduce single-use plastic waste, but they're also strong, versatile and easy to carry.

The Lazy Day Tote Bag is…

• Made from 100% recycled cotton

• Spacious design for everyday use

• Strong, comfortable shoulder straps

• Durable for shopping and travel

• A sustainable alternative to disposable bags

Whether you're picking up groceries, heading to work or packing for a day out, a quality tote bag can quickly become your go-to accessory.

The Perfect Bag for Free-From Food Lovers

As a brand dedicated to creating delicious gluten-free, milk-free, egg-free and vegan treats, we wanted a tote bag that reflects our values.

The Lazy Day Tote Bag is ideal for carrying your favourite free-from snacks, cakes and biscuits. With generous dimensions of 38.5 x 19 x 61cm, there's plenty of room for your shopping, lunch, books or picnic essentials.

Planning a picnic in the sunshine? Fill your tote with a selection of Lazy Day treats, a blanket and a few refreshments, and you're ready to go.

Sustainable Style for Everyday Life

Choosing products made from recycled materials is a simple way to make more sustainable choices. Our recycled cotton tote bag combines practicality with a more environmentally conscious approach.

Unlike some carrier bags, a reusable cotton tote can be used again and again, helping to reduce waste while providing a reliable option for daily use.

A Great Gift for Foodies

Searching for a thoughtful gift idea? A reusable tote bag makes a practical present for:

• Vegans

• Coeliacs

• Free-from food lovers

• Eco-conscious shoppers

• Picnic enthusiasts

• Students and commuters

Pair it with a selection of Lazy Day treats to create a gift that's both useful and delicious.

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Coeliac Awareness Month: Join in the joy with free-from products

For people living with coeliac disease, finding safe food is an everyday necessity.

This Coeliac Awareness Month, we’re celebrating the importance of safe, inclusive food while raising awareness of the realities faced by the coeliac and wider free-from community every single day.

At Lazy Day Foods, creating delicious gluten-free treats has always been about more than removing allergens. It’s about making sure nobody feels left out when it comes to enjoying cake, biscuits, traybakes and sweet treats.

What Is Coeliac Disease?

Coeliac disease is a serious autoimmune condition where eating gluten triggers the immune system to attack the body’s own tissues. Gluten is found in wheat, barley and rye, meaning many everyday foods can become unsafe for people with coeliac disease.

According to Coeliac UK, around 1 in 100 people in the UK have coeliac disease, but many remain undiagnosed. The figure for those undiagnosed remains as high at 64%.

For those affected, even tiny traces of gluten contamination can cause symptoms and health complications. That’s why trusted gluten-free food and dedicated allergen-safe manufacturing matter so much.

Why the Free-From Category Matters

The free-from aisle has changed hugely over the past few years.

What was once a small section with limited options has become one of the fastest-growing areas in UK food and bakery. More people are looking for gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan products than ever before, whether due to coeliac disease, food allergies, intolerances or personal lifestyle choices.

But while the category continues to grow, many shoppers still struggle to find products that feel genuinely indulgent, especially when it comes to sweet bakery treats.

Too often, free-from products are seen as the “alternative” option.

We don’t think they should be.

Creating Free-From Treats Everyone Can Enjoy

At Lazy Day Foods, every product we make is gluten-free, milk and egg-free and made in our dedicated nut-free bakery.

That means people managing coeliac disease, milk allergy, egg allergy or other dietary requirements can enjoy our treats with confidence.

From our bestselling Rocky Road and Millionaire’s Shortbread to newer launches like Caramel Blondie and Choca Mocha Squares, our goal has always been simple:

To create treats that ensure no one has to miss out.

The Importance of Feeling Included

One of the biggest things we hear from customers is how meaningful it feels to finally find treats they can safely share with friends, family and colleagues.

Food is emotional. It’s part of birthdays, celebrations, and everyday moments.

For people living with coeliac disease or food allergies, constantly having to check labels, ask questions or bring separate food can feel isolating.

That’s why awareness matters. And that’s why inclusive food matters too.

Supporting the Coeliac Community Beyond Awareness Month

While Coeliac Awareness Month helps shine a spotlight on coeliac disease, support and understanding are needed all year round.

Whether you’re newly diagnosed, shopping for a loved one with food allergies, or simply exploring gluten-free options, we believe everyone deserves treats that bring joy, not compromise.

You can explore our full range of gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan treats online or find us in selected supermarkets across the UK.

Because free-from should still feel indulgent.

And everyone deserves to join in the joy.

New in Tesco: Free From Caramel Blondie and Choca Mocha Squares Have Arrived!

Finding delicious free-from sweet treats can still be a challenge for many people managing allergens. Whether you’re avoiding gluten due to coeliac disease, living with a food allergy, or simply looking for gluten-free alternatives, it’s important to know you can trust the products you’re buying.

At Lazy Day Foods, all of our products are baked in our dedicated free-from bakery in Scotland, where we carefully control allergens to help give customers peace of mind.

Our range is:

• Gluten-free

• Milk-free

• Egg-free

• Vegan

Introducing the New Caramel Blondie

Our new Caramel Blondie is packed with indulgent flavour and texture. Featuring a rich caramel base with biscuit pieces, cherries and marshmallows, it’s finished with a smooth caramel topping and a sprinkle of coconut for the perfect sweet bite.

Perfect for:

• Afternoon treats

• Lunchbox snacks

• Sharing with friends and family

• Coffee breaks without compromise

Meet the Choca Mocha Squares

Coffee and chocolate lovers, this one’s for you.

The new Choca Mocha Squares combine crisped rice in rich dark chocolate with a smooth coffee-flavoured topping and a dusting of cocoa sugar for an indulgent finish.

The combination of chocolate and coffee is perfect with your favourite hot drink.

Where to Buy

The Caramel Blondie and Choca Mocha Squares are now available in selected Tesco stores and online within the free from aisle.

If you spot them in store, we’d love to hear what you think. Don’t forget to tag us on social media and share your favourite way to enjoy them.