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Nestle axing Breakaway biscuits after 54 years on British shelves - what's it being replaced by? The historic chocolate digestive biscuit bar sealed in its iconic yellow wrapper is getting axed ...

Nestle has announced it will be discontinuing childhood classic chocolate bar Breakaway, along with Yorkie Biscuit. Breakaway, which is made up of a crunchy digestive biscuit covered in milk ...

As the Public Eye investigation revealed, one example of this is Nestlé's biscuit-flavored cereals for babies aged six months and older: in Senegal and South Africa they contain 6g of added sugar.

The researchers found that biscuit-flavoured baby cereal South Africa contains 6g of sugar while the same product sold in Switzerland is available with no added sugar.

30-Nov-2017 Last updated on 30-Nov-2017 at 15:31 GMT The 73,000 votes are in: German manufacturer Alete’s biscuits, which it markets as ‘suitable for babies’ despite containing 25% sugar, have been ...

The biscuit bar is described as a tasty combination of crisp biscuit and smooth chocolate, made with 100% wholemeal, oat and coconut flavours to give it a unique flavour and texture.

A decision to discontinue the two biscuit bars, often sold in multipacks, follows a move by Nestle at the end of last year to stop selling the Caramac bar after 64 years on the shelves.

In high-income countries, Nestlé brand baby foods have no added sugars them, in line with recommendations from major health organizations around the world and consumer pressure.

11:45, Wed, Feb 7, 2024 | UPDATED: 12:10, Wed, Feb 7, 2024 Bookmark Yorkie biscuit bars will be axed, though the chocolate bars will be staying for good (Image: NESTLE) ...