Bean There, Done That - Latest Headlines

Sweet Dreams Are Made of These

Swizzels is turning up the nostalgia with the launch of new Squashies and Love Hearts sandwich biscuits, now landing in Morrisons stores.

The sweet-inspired biccies combine crunchy biscuits with creamy fillings based on two of the brand's best-loved classics, giving shoppers yet another excuse to treat themselves in the snack aisle. It's a bold move into biscuits for the confectionery giant, and one that feels tailor-made for anyone who grew up swapping Love Hearts messages in the playground.

Tea and two biscuits? It would be rude not to.

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Boots Puts Wellness on the Menu

Boots is giving the humble meal deal a healthy makeover with a new food-to-go range designed to appeal to shoppers using GLP-1 weight-loss medications.

The range includes high-protein, fibre-rich options aimed at helping customers feel fuller for longer while still offering convenient grab-and-go choices for busy days. With demand for GLP-1 treatments continuing to rise, Boots is one of the first major high street retailers to tailor its lunch offering around changing eating habits.

The days of crisps and a fizzy drink being the automatic meal deal combo may officially be numbered.

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These Beans Are Absolutely Un-hinged

Bush's Beans has decided normal baked bean flavours simply weren't exciting enough, unveiling a new limited-edition range featuring Apple Pie, Dill Pickle and Rocket Pop varieties.

The unusual line-up has already raised eyebrows online, with food fans split between curiosity and complete confusion. While novelty flavours are nothing new, this might be one of the boldest bean experiments we've seen yet - and possibly the first time baked beans have wandered into dessert territory.

One thing's for sure: your next barbecue conversation starter has arrived.

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Wagamama Goes Grab-and-go

Wagamama is making lunchtime more portable with a major menu overhaul that introduces 26 brand-new dishes, including wraps, rice bowls and lunchboxes designed for eating on the move.

The updated offering also marks the first time some of the chain's most popular dishes have been adapted into grab-and-go formats, giving fans a quicker way to get their noodle fix without sitting down in a restaurant.

The move reflects growing demand for convenient, high-quality lunches that don't sacrifice flavour - proving fast food can still come with chopsticks.

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Greggs Enters the Self-checkout Era

Greggs has officially stepped into the future with the launch of its first-ever self-service trial, allowing customers to scan, pay and grab their favourite bakes without needing to queue at a till.

The new "Express" concept is designed to speed up shopping for customers looking for a quick breakfast or lunch stop, particularly in busy locations where queues can stretch longer than a freshly baked baguette.

While the technology may streamline the experience, there's still one thing no machine can solve: the temptation to leave with four extra sausage rolls you never planned to buy.

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