The cult-favourite bakery treat Aussies can't resist is back—find it here!
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There's a certain kind of excitement that only comes when a beloved product makes its grand return to supermarket shelves.
It's the kind of buzz that has shoppers flocking to their local supermarkets, wallets ready for a taste of nostalgia.
This week, that buzz is about the return of a cult bakery item that has divided the nation.
Imagine the lovechild of a crumpet and a slice of toast—that's the Tip Top Golden Crumpet Toast for you.
It has the iconic taste of a crumpet, with its subtle yeasty flavour and delightful nooks and crannies perfect for capturing melted butter and drizzles of honey.
It also boasts the convenience and texture of toast, being crunchy on the outside and deliciously soft and spongy in the middle.
It's a canvas for all your favourite toppings, from the classic butter and honey combo to more adventurous spreads and savouries.
The last time Aussies saw Crumpet Toast on supermarket shelves was in 2020, after a triumphant return following a decade-long absence.
Its comeback was met with fanfare from breakfast enthusiasts across the country. And now, it's back again, with social media influencers and food lovers alike spreading the word.
‘Crumpet Toast is back!' one comment exclaimed out of excitement.
However, not everyone is celebrating.
The return of Crumpet Toast has sparked a debate, not for its taste, but for the price.
At $7 a pack, shoppers are outraged, calling the price tag a 'joke'.
They argue that the cost is too steep for a hybrid of two staple breakfast items.
'Not tasty enough to pay that price. I prefer normal crumpets,' one critic pointed out.
'Don’t think it was $7 last time,' another said.
Despite the price point, undeterred fans are thrilled to see Crumpet Toast back on the menu.
'Oooh I love crumpet toast!!' an enthusiastic fan shared.
'It’s back??? Yay,' another agreed, ready to indulge in, regardless of the cost.
The conversation has even sparked a call to action for other fan-favourite products to make a comeback.
'They need the scone toast back,' one comment read.
Another voiced a preference for a cinnamon variant over the plain Crumpet Toast.
The return of Crumpet Toast has indeed stirred up a mix of emotions among Aussie shoppers.
Some are ready to embrace the return of their beloved breakfast with open arms and wallets, while others are holding out for a price drop or the return of other nostalgic favourites.
Will you be joining the Crumpet Toast craze? What other discontinued products would you like to come back? Share your thoughts and memories in the comments below!
It's the kind of buzz that has shoppers flocking to their local supermarkets, wallets ready for a taste of nostalgia.
This week, that buzz is about the return of a cult bakery item that has divided the nation.
Imagine the lovechild of a crumpet and a slice of toast—that's the Tip Top Golden Crumpet Toast for you.
It has the iconic taste of a crumpet, with its subtle yeasty flavour and delightful nooks and crannies perfect for capturing melted butter and drizzles of honey.
It also boasts the convenience and texture of toast, being crunchy on the outside and deliciously soft and spongy in the middle.
It's a canvas for all your favourite toppings, from the classic butter and honey combo to more adventurous spreads and savouries.
Tip Top Golden Crumpet Toast is hitting the shelves after disappearing from retail in 2020. Image Credits: Woolworths, TikTok/@nectoriouspapi
The last time Aussies saw Crumpet Toast on supermarket shelves was in 2020, after a triumphant return following a decade-long absence.
Its comeback was met with fanfare from breakfast enthusiasts across the country. And now, it's back again, with social media influencers and food lovers alike spreading the word.
‘Crumpet Toast is back!' one comment exclaimed out of excitement.
However, not everyone is celebrating.
The return of Crumpet Toast has sparked a debate, not for its taste, but for the price.
At $7 a pack, shoppers are outraged, calling the price tag a 'joke'.
They argue that the cost is too steep for a hybrid of two staple breakfast items.
'Not tasty enough to pay that price. I prefer normal crumpets,' one critic pointed out.
'Don’t think it was $7 last time,' another said.
Despite the price point, undeterred fans are thrilled to see Crumpet Toast back on the menu.
'Oooh I love crumpet toast!!' an enthusiastic fan shared.
'It’s back??? Yay,' another agreed, ready to indulge in, regardless of the cost.
The conversation has even sparked a call to action for other fan-favourite products to make a comeback.
'They need the scone toast back,' one comment read.
Another voiced a preference for a cinnamon variant over the plain Crumpet Toast.
The return of Crumpet Toast has indeed stirred up a mix of emotions among Aussie shoppers.
Some are ready to embrace the return of their beloved breakfast with open arms and wallets, while others are holding out for a price drop or the return of other nostalgic favourites.
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