Nudie launches new yoghurt and juice flavours
Nudie is now selling a variety of new juice and yoghurt flavours in supermarkets.
The new flavours include the following:
Nudie Water – Water with added fruit or vegetable juice (4 – 10 per cent of the beverage). Nudie Water is sold in 450ml bottles and is available in orange and lemon, cucumber and mint and raspberry flavours. It is available at Woolworths, IGA and selected cafes with a recommended retail price of AUD$2.49.
Brekkie Nudie – A dairy free smoothie which consists of mango, pear, coconut yoghurt, chia seeds and oats. Available in a 250ml bottle from Woolworths, IGAs and select cafes. The recommended retail price is AUD$2.99.
Nothing but 21 oranges double pulp – A new two-litre bottle of juice which has double the amount of pulp in Nudie’s regular orange juice. It is available at Woolworths, IGAs, selected cafes and selected corner stores for AUD$6.99.
Veggie nudie – A mixed juice of cucumber, celery, kale, lemon and pear. It is available from Woolworths, IGAs, selected cafes and selected corner stores in 400ml bottles. The recommended retail price is AUD$2.99.
Vanilla coconut yoghurt – A vanilla flavour has been added to Nudie’s coconut yoghurt range. Nudie first launched its coconut yoghurt range in September 2015. Its coconut yoghurts are low in sugar, gluten free and made from coconut milk. It is available in a 500gm tub from Woolworths. The recommended retail price is AUD$6.99.
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