Whittaker’s latest classic Kiwi combo – limited edition Jelly Tip block
Whittaker’s limited edition Jelly Tip 250g block will be on shelves around New Zealand from July. As well as teaming-up
with another iconic Kiwi favourite, the Jelly Tip block is also the first time Whittaker’s has ever made a product using
two types of chocolate.
Jelly Tip-flavoured jelly, made by Whittaker’s using natural colour and flavour, is encased in vanilla ice
cream-flavoured Whittaker’s white chocolate on a 5 Roll Refined Creamy Milk chocolate base. This gives the authentic
flavour of Tip Top’s classic Kiwi ice cream combined with Whittaker’s hallmark top quality chocolate.
Whittaker’s Marketing Manager, Holly Whittaker said, “Whittaker’s Jelly Tip block is a fun and unique product that we’re
very excited about. True to form, we’ve ensured all its ingredients are of the highest quality. Whittaker’s is the only
major chocolate maker in New Zealand that ensures quality by controlling the manufacturing process – from bean to block
– and this block is no different.
“We think Whittaker’s Jelly Tip block is a fitting tribute to the Jelly Tip ice cream which, like Whittaker’s chocolate,
has been loved by New Zealanders for decades.
“The Jelly Tip block’s combination of our super smooth 5 Roll Refined Creamy Milk chocolate with Jelly Tip-flavoured
jelly and vanilla ice cream white chocolate is a special, limited edition treat. Curious chocolate lovers may need to
get in quick to taste our latest classic Kiwi combo.”
Whittaker’s has previously entered into partnerships with brands with which it shares synergies as iconic Kiwi
favourites, including L for Whittaker’s L chocolate range and Griffin’s for Whittaker’s Hundreds and Thousands block.
More recently, Whittaker’s partnered with a range of New Zealand and Pacific artisan producers to create its New Zealand
Artisan Collection.
“As a proud New Zealand-owned company we love teaming up with quality producers and other iconic Kiwi brands to provide
our customers with new and innovative flavours.” said Ms Whittaker.
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