{"id":34361,"date":"2025-08-31T08:51:35","date_gmt":"2025-08-31T08:51:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/ie\/34361\/"},"modified":"2025-08-31T08:51:35","modified_gmt":"2025-08-31T08:51:35","slug":"lindt-launches-brand-new-flavour-of-chocolate-and-fans-are-going-to-love-it","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/ie\/34361\/","title":{"rendered":"Lindt launches brand new flavour of chocolate and fans are going to love it"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Lindt has unveiled a brand new flavour – and it combines the Swiss brand’s mouthwatering chocolate with a hearty Scottish twist.<\/p>\n

Joining the mouthwatering ranks of salted caramel and strawberries and cream, the chocolatier has launched its most indulgent creation yet, the\u00a0Shortbread Truffle.<\/a><\/p>\n

Encased in that signature silky-smooth shell, the new creation is filled with a rich, buttery centre infused with melt-in-the-mouth biscuit pieces.<\/p>\n

The new arrival is already creating a stir among chocoholics, set to be\u00a0stocked in all Lindt stores and available exclusively on supermarket shelves at Tesco<\/a>, where they’re priced at \u00a37.50.<\/p>\n

However\u00a0the new truffle is available for a limited time only, and will only be available until the end of 2025.\u00a0<\/p>\n

‘We understand UK consumers have a unique love for biscuits and shortbread particularly has deep roots in British culture,’\u00a0Stefan Bruderer, Master Chocolatier at Lindt & Spr\u00fcngli, said.<\/p>\n

‘So it felt like the perfect crumbly treat to blend with our beloved truffles. We love creating new and unique flavours with our iconic Swiss Chocolate!’\u00a0<\/p>\n

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After recently experimenting with flavours such as pistachio and tiramisu, Lindt has just unveiled a brand new flavour. Stock image used<\/p>\n

After hearing about the new chocolate arrivals Lindt fans rushed to social media to say they can’t wait to get their hands on the treat.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Sharing a snap of the Lindt Shortbread Truffle boxes in Tesco on @newfoodsuk<\/a> Instagram, fans were keen to try them.\u00a0<\/p>\n

One person wrote: ‘Need to try these!’ Another added: ‘Ohhhh these sound nice.’<\/p>\n

Another joked: ‘Well, that’s 1lb gained by just looking and thinking how they’re gonna taste’\u00a0<\/p>\n

Meanwhile other admitted they have been on the hunt for them but have struggled to find them in store.\u00a0<\/p>\n

One person said: ‘These aren’t even in the Lindt outlet stores.’ Another said: ‘Not in my Tesco it’s not even on the system because staff checked it in front of me xx’<\/p>\n

Meanwhile a third added: ‘Went to big Tesco in Streatham today they didn\u2019t have them so disappointed.’<\/p>\n

It comes after\u00a0Lindt released a ‘Dubai style’ chocolate bar<\/a> inspired by the viral treat people travelled across the world to get their hands on.<\/p>\n

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Joining the mouthwatering ranks of salted caramel and strawberries and cream, the Swiss chocolatier has launched its most indulgent creation yet, the Shortbread Truffle. Stock image used<\/p>\n

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After hearing about the new chocolate arrivals Lindt fans rushed to social media to say they can’t wait to get their hands on the treat<\/p>\n

The Swiss chocolatier introduced the new treat in its UK stores last year, which was inspired by a pistachio and knafeh treat that racked up more than 90million views on TikTok.<\/p>\n

Featuring a crunchy pistachio mixture topped with crunchy Kadayif pastry, the Dubai chocolate has been described by online users as a ‘holy grail’ treat.<\/p>\n

So it is no surprise that chocolate fans have been going nuts for Lindt’s ‘luxurious’ interpretation of the viral flavour, hailing it a ‘dream’ and claiming ‘it looks delicious’.<\/p>\n

Stefan Bruderer, Master Chocolatier at Lindt & Spr\u00fcngli said: ‘We’re always tapped into consumer trends.<\/p>\n

‘After we saw how well the Dubai chocolate craze went down on social media, we knew we had to get involved and put our very own twist on it.’<\/p>\n

Lindt’s Dubai Style Chocolate is now available in select stores across the UK including Bicester Village, Leeds Trinity, McArthurGlen (Cheshire Oaks) and Bluewater, Dartford.<\/p>\n

A mouthwatering 145g bar costs \u00a310 in-store – although it is already being re-sold online for hundreds of pounds.<\/p>\n

But the UK is not the first to be blessed with Lindt’s Dubai-style chocolate bar.<\/p>\n

The highly sought-after treat has already hit the chocolate giant’s stores in the United States, Switzerland, Austria and Germany.<\/p>\n

In November, hundreds of shoppers queued up in the rain for hours in the western German city of Aachen to get their hands on the bar – with only 100 on offer.<\/p>\n

The most dedicated chocoholics said they travelled over 4,000 miles to get their hands on the sweet treat.<\/p>\n

With their camping chairs and waterproof jackets in hand, customers entering the store were greeted with staff members in white chef outfits and offered a sample of the Dubai style chocolate.<\/p>\n

They were then ushered over to buy a single bar bearing a unique number to add an element of exclusivity.<\/p>\n

Speaking to the Independent after leaving the Lindt store in Aachen with the bar in hand, Zi Cheng Lai, 23, from Malaysia, said: ‘It\u2019s a hype, a trend on social media, with people waiting in long lines.<\/p>\n

‘We want to try it out here and be part of it.’<\/p>\n

But Lindt cannot take all the credit as the Dubai style chocolate was created in 2021 by British-Egyptian entrepreneur Sarah Hamouda.<\/p>\n

The Dubai-based businesswoman founded Fix Dessert Chocolate as a response to her pregnancy cravings and love of dessert, with ‘Fix’ standing for ‘freaking incredible experience’.<\/p>\n

‘To be honest, not at any point did I think this was going to become global,’ Sarah told CNN.<\/p>\n

‘It’s insane what’s been happening,’ she added in response to the demand for the ‘Can’t Get Knafeh of it’ bar from people all over the world.’<\/p>\n