Fibre One snack launch in Australia by General Mills

Posted by AFN Staff Writers on 17th October 2016

Fibre One snacks are now available in Australian supermarkets.

The snack is described as being naturally high in fibre with 5g per square. It is also described as low in calories with 90 calories per square.

Two flavours are available, Chocolate Fudge Brownie and Lemon Drizzle Squares.

Fibre One is owned by General Mills which also owns Betty Crocker, Latina, Nature Valley Old El Paso.

Fibre One is available now in 120g boxes which contain five servings. The recommended retail price is AUD $5.50. Fibre One is sold at Woolworths, Coles and independent supermarkets.

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