Get your hot little hands around Cabury’s new biscuit and chocolate hybrid – Layered Fingers. An update on the original Cadbury Fingers, the new release features a crispy finger biscuit dolloped with caramel then coated in Cadbury milk chocolate, with the snacky treat available in Caramel, Chocolate and Cinnamon (with chocolate- and cinnamon-flavoured biccies in the latter two). Dunk them straight in your tea, or get creative with an extra-decadent layered dessert situation. Now available at all major supermarkets nationwide, $5.50.

Christmas has come (very) early! For the first time ever, Woolworths is dropping its Wood Smoked Half Leg Ham (yep, the official ‘Christmas Ham’) into stores for July. Because let’s be honest – that smoky, festive flavour is exactly what we need to get through the chilly winter months. The ultimate holiday miracle? It’s hitting the shelves at just $9 per kilo. Find it now at your local Woolworths store.

It’s hard to decide who has the most fervent fan base: Australia’s Messina, or New Zealand’s Whittaker’s. Solving any potential squabble across The Ditch, the national treasures have teamed up on the limited-edition Messina scoop: Caramel’s Gone Bananas. Inspired by Whittaker’s cult-status Banana Caramel chocolate block, the limited-edition scoop features banana and Whittaker’s Creamy Milk chocolate gelato with vanilla caramel and hunks of brownie made with Whittaker’s Creamy Milk Chocolate, and will be available from June 30, for up to a week or until it runs out. Find it at Messina stores nationally.

Woolworths is serving up a new era of dinnertime convenience with an expanded range of easy-to-prep products designed to help customers break the ‘meal fatigue’ cycle. Woolies has curated a selection of more than 380 products – including brand-new items, improved recipes and long-time favourites – all designed for flexibility and convenience. Many meals simply require heating in the oven, while others need only minimal assembly for a freshly made dinner. Highlights include the slow-cooked range: brand new ‘fall-off-the-bone’ options including Slow Cooked Moroccan Inspired Chicken Tagine, Slow Cooked Greek Gyros Style Lamb Shoulder, Slow Cooked Chinese Style BBQ Pork and Slow Cooked Shawarma Style Chicken, as well as customer favourites in a larger size, like Slow Cooked Beef Brisket with Bourbon BBQ Sauce. You can find them in-store from May 18. You’ll also find new lower-calorie Balanced Nutrition Meals and nutrient-dense High Protein Meals, as well as new Fresh Menu meals and midweek roasts and reformulated, restaurant-quality ready meals in single and family sizes.

Ask any Australian what ‘fancy dessert’ meant when they were growing up, and chances are their memory will be of a slice of Viennetta. With its unmistakable crack and layered slices, it’s become a generational benchmark for countless Aussie families. Streets first introduced Viennetta back in the 1980s, and now, 40 years later, it’s breaking out with its first new Australian flavour in years: Viennetta Salted Caramel. The new flavour blends smooth salted caramel and vanilla with delicate, crisp layers of caramel topped with caramel pieces, delivering the signature ripple structure and that trademark ‘crack’ that has defined Viennetta for generations. You can find it in stores for RRP $8 now.

Drumstick has been a staple in Australian freezers since 1963, with more than 155 million cones sold annually. Meanwhile, Milo has been a pantry essential since the 1930s, turning boring-old milk into a chocolatey treat for countless generations. It was only a matter of time before these two Aussie icons decided to join forces, and now they finally have, with brand-new Drumstick Minis MILO. The new ice cream combines Drumstick’s signature cone, packed with creamy Milo flavour, finished with a choc topping and sprinkled with choc flakes throughout. Drumstick Minis MILO land in freezers nationwide this June, just in time for the school holidays, available in multipacks for RRP $9.90.

Life really is pretty straight without Twisties. Over the last few years, the brand has inflicted us with Twisties Caviar, Twisties Twisted Raspberry, Twisties Donut King Cinnamon Donut and Twisties Sour Blueberry. It’s been a pretty confusing time for all of us. But now, the brand has finally released a new flavour that people might actually want to eat – Twisties Hot Chilli Honey. Leveraging off the ‘swicy’ (sweet and spicy) trend, the new limited-edition flavour is made in collaboration with Capilano honey, combining the heat of chilli with the smooth, mellow sweetness of Australian honey. Launching at selected stores at the end of June, Twisties Hot Chilli Honey will be rolling out nationally from August.

Tasmanian Bakeries, the home of National Pies, has announced its cult-classic Cheeseburger Pie has officially landed at Woolworths. Following the recent success of the Cheeseburger Pie’s return at Bunnings Warehouse cafes, the pie is now expanding into Woolworths stores across Victoria, Queensland, Tasmania and select locations in New South Wales. For added convenience, the pies are available in twin packs for just $9, and can be found in the refrigerated or ready-made meals aisles at Woolworths. Ready in 15 minutes, the pies offer a quick and easy meal solution for customers craving a comfort food fix at home.

It’s the flavour that no one saw coming, and it might just be right up there with the all-time greats – Twisties has released the new, limited-edition Tangy Pickle. This is leaning right in to current trends, as the humble pickle continues to be a big dill online, with pickle-related content racking up more than 9.6 billion views on TikTok. Twisties Tangy Pickle combines that classic Twisties crunch with a bold, lip-puckering tang that verges on the seriously addictive. The new, limited-edition flavour will be rolling out nationally from April 30.

Allen’s has teamed up with Mountain Dew to drop two brand-new lollies – Allen’s x Mountain Dew Soda Bottle Gummies and Allen’s x Mountain Dew Chews. The Soda Bottle Gummies deliver a juicy burst of flavour in a classic lolly shape. The lollies come in Original Mountain Dew, Blue Razz (sour blue raspberry) and Typhoon (strawberry pineapple) flavours. Allen’s x Mountain Dew Chews are packed with tangy soda vibes, next‑level stretch and a hit of sherbet fizz. They’re available in Original Mountain Dew and Mountain Dew Passionfruit Frenzy flavours. To celebrate the launch, Allen’s has partnered with Archibald Prize finalist Sindy Sinn to create a drop of limited edition, bespoke Allen’s x Mountain Dew packs. Follow @allens on Instagram to track down the exclusive drops – they won’t last long. The Allen’s x Mountain Dew 190g range is now available across all major retailers from RRP $5.

The Maltesers Bar is back on shelves and ready for Australians to fall in love with it all over again. Formerly known as the Teaser Bar, its unexpected exit at the end of 2021 left a noticeable gap for loyal fans, with many demanding its return. Now the Maltesers Bar brings back everything consumers loved and missed about it, with no surprises – just your favourite choc balls rolled into a 35g bar. It features light, crispy miniature Maltesers pieces suspended in smooth, creamy milk chocolate. The Maltesers Bar is available in selected retailers from early June, and major retailers nationwide from July.

Watch your back, Nutella – there’s a new chocolatey spread in town, and it’s causing quite the stir. Australia’s iconic Violet Crumble has been transformed into a smooth chocolate spread that comes with crunchy shards of honeycomb pieces. While it’s ostensibly a ‘spread’, most people are far more likely to grab a spoon and dig straight in. But if you can control yourself long enough, just think of how good this would be spread onto piping-hot toast, over freshly made pancakes, or dolloped on top of vanilla ice cream. Sadly, Violet Crumble Spread is only a limited-edition product – for now. It will be available from Wednesday, May 27 to Wednesday, June 10 or until sold out. Keep an eye on Violet Crumble’s socials for more info.

After sell-out success over the ditch last year, New Zealand chocolate brand Whittaker’s is finally bringing its cult-favourite limited-edition Banana Caramel chocolate block to Australia. Woolworths has confirmed that it will be exclusively stocking the chocolate from the end of April, and early taste-tests by Australian foodie influencers suggest that it’s an absolute winner, with the mixture of caramel, that unique banana-lolly flavour and Whittaker’s milk chocolate offering something unlike any other chocolate block.

The sell-out Yo-Chi Go Bowl is making its return in 2026, combining the convenience of takeaway frozen yoghurt with the sustainability of a quality product that you can use again and again. The limited-edition insulated reusable bowl is designed to keep frozen things frozen, cold things cold, and your Yo-Chi run completely uncompromised, whether that’s on a Yo-Chi date, on the drive home or simply well after you’ve left the store. Last year’s Go Bowl sold out almost immediately, and this year, the bowl’s design has been given a significant upgrade, with the launch of the 550ml Go Bowl Luxe – a more refined bowl that’s now fully vacuum insulated. Made from 90% recycled double-walled stainless steel, and with a 50% recycled clear Tritan spill-proof vacuum seal lid, it’s available in four Yo-Chi-inspired colourways – Strawberry Mochi, Choccy, Acai and Black Sesame. Bring your bowl to any Yo-Chi location nationwide and you’ll receive 10% off your order every single time you reuse it. Plus, you can hand it to any Yo-Chi staff member when you’re done and they’ll rinse it out for you. The KeepCup Go Bowl Luxe retails at $42 on KeepCup’s website, and is available for a limited time at $35 exclusively at Yo-Chi stores nationwide. But once it’s gone, it’s gone.

Krispy Kreme is leaning into the cinnamon scroll craze with this limited edition release – pillowy dough hand-rolled with a warm cinnamon swirl, then coated in that glossy glaze we know so well. Catch them every Friday through Sunday, from the 10th to the 28th of April. krispykreme.com.au