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OOB's new flavour for Kiwis - Double Choc

Friday, 28 September 2012, 2:41 pm
Press Release: OOB Organic

For Immediate Release

OOB's new flavour for Kiwis - Double Choc

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OOB is pleased to launch their newest flavour in their organic range – the Classic Double Chocolate ice cream.

New Zealanders are now able to enjoy one of their top 3 flavours* in style.

Available exclusively at Countdown supermarkets nationwide from October in 470ml size. RRP: $6.99 each

Other flavours in the 470ml ice cream range include: Vanilla Bean, Peppermint Chip & Blueberry

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*According to the New Zealand Ice Cream Manufacturers Association

ENDS

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