Australia’s iconic chocolatey biscuit maker satisfies sweet and salty cravings

Australia’s iconic chocolatey biscuit maker satisfies sweet and salty cravings

Tim Tam Sweet & Salty is here to satisfy cravings for something sweet but also  savoury in one irresistible bite. Australia’s iconic chocolatey biscuit now features a new salty, savoury twist – available exclusively in Tesco stores nationwide for a limited time only. Tim Tam Sweet & Salty brings the signature velvety cream filling and…


Tim Tam Sweet & Salty is here to satisfy cravings for something sweet but also  savoury in one irresistible bite.

Australia’s iconic chocolatey biscuit now features a new salty, savoury twist – available exclusively in Tesco stores nationwide for a limited time only.

Tim Tam Sweet & Salty brings the signature velvety cream filling and iconic chocolatey coating of Australia’s most loved treat and takes it up a notch for savoury snack lovers. This reimagined Tim Tam features a bold, savoury twist, it’s the biscuit for Brits who want it all. Sweet? Tick. Salty? Double tick. Self-control? Optional.

Talyah Falabella, Tim Tam international marketing manager, notes Tim Tam has been Australia’s favourite chocolatey biscuit for over 60 years, and is now bringing an even more irresistible flavour combination to the UK.

“This biscuit was originally inspired by an April Fools’ prank on social that went viral,” Falabella explains. “The demand from consumers to make this into a real product was so high we just had to make it a reality. Tim Tam Sweet & Salty provides the ultimate indulgence for sweet and salty lovers to enjoy by combining two favourite flavours together to create one irresistible biscuit.”

Why choose sweet or salty when you can have both? Get your hands on Tim Tam Sweet & Salty now.

Tim Tam Sweet & Salty has been exclusively available in Tesco stores nationwide from 16th July, until stock runs out, RRP £2.50


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