02 Sep 2021
You Mocha Me Crazy! Introducing the Ultimate Coffee Break 'Espresso Tiffin' from Bells & Whistles

Bells & Whistles

Looking to give your elevenses coffee break an extra caffeine kick? Why not try Bells & Whistles brand new 'Espresso Tiffin' plant-based cakes.

A layered blend of nuts, coffee and chocolate, theses vegan slices punch well above their weight, using only the best ingredients for maximum taste.

Shaking off the stuffy stigma of free-from baking, The Espresso Tiffin is anything but boring! An epic explosion of indulgent coffee flavour these gluten, wheat and milk free cakes are the ultimate treat for a surprising – and not so guilty – under 120 calories per slice.

Available in a pack of two, Bells & Whistles Espresso Tiffin will launch cross 400 Sainsbury's stores nationwide from August 29th (RRP: £2).

Looking for a deal? Keep your eyes peeled for Sainsbury's introductory offer of £1 per pack, kicking off on Sept 1st and running until September 22nd.

The new Espresso Tiffin flavour joins 'Ginger & Apricot' and 'Berry & Cashew', which are also available in select stores for £1.25.

Bells & Whistles are registered with Coeliac UK and the Vegan Society and declared as suitable for those with coeliac disease.

Made in Lazonby on the edge of the Lake District, Cumbria; all Bells & Whistles products are baked in small batches by skilled bakers and hand finished. The bakery strives to maintain freshness without compromising on quality and flavour.

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For more information contact Emma Holgate-Lowe at the-lowedown@outlook.com / 07909776617

Notes to Editor:

The Bells of Lazonby is renowned for specialising in free-from and plant-based baking. The family bakers moved into this space in 2002 when second-generation family business owner, Michael Bell, tried to live as a coeliac for a week. Unsatisfied with anything he ate, not least the free from cakes he reluctantly attempted, by day two of the week-log trial he decided to build a dedicated Gluten, Wheat and Milk Free bakery. After years of honing gluten free bakery he introduced We Love Cake to the UK in 2012 and Bells & Whistles followed in 2018.

For more information: www.bells-whistles.co.uk or follow on Instagram @eatbellsandwhistles

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