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Nestlé launched its first-ever sharing bar, dubbed Munchies, the Munchies Caramel and Biscuit Sharing Bar, a combination of gooey caramel and crispy biscuit encased in a milk chocolate shell,
Munchies brand manager Amy Kendall called the new product, meant to be shared with family and friends, their latest innovation.
The 87g bar is available from a variety of supermarkets, convenience, and value stores across the UK.
