McCoy's is set to launch a new flavour of crisps this month (January) along with an on-pack promotion which could land shoppers a share of £100,000.
McCoy's, which is known for its ridge cut crisps, already boasts a wide range of flavours including Thai Sweet Chicken, Sizzling King Prawn and Flame Grilled Steak.
The crisp giant launched several new flavours in 2024 including limited edition Grilled Cheese and Flamin’ Fajita crisps as part of its 'Epic Eats' range.
McCoy's to release "exciting" new crisps fans have been asking for
Now McCoy's is set to launch new Hot ‘n’ Spicy crisps in January, a flavour which promises to "ignite your taste buds and bring bold, exciting flavour to every bite".
"McCoy’s are all about delivering the bold flavours and this one comes with an extra fiery twist.
"We know our customers look for flavours that pack a punch, and this launch is our way of turning up the heat and taking snacking to the next level. We can’t wait for everyone to try them!"
When will the new McCoy's Hot ‘n’ Spicy crisps be available in the UK?
McCoy's new Hot ‘n’ Spicy crisps (65g) will be available to buy in stores across the UK from January 20, 2025, for £1.25.
The 45g grab packs will go on sale on March 31.
How to win share of £100,000 with new McCoy's crisps
To mark the launch of its new crisps, McCoy's is introducing a new on-pack promotion which could see shoppers land cash prizes of up to £1,000 or free crisps.
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The 'Bank of McCoy's' promotion, which contains a £100,000 prize pot, will run on specially marked packs of crisps and all you have to do is:
- Scan the QR code.
- Enter your unique code.
- See if you can unlock the vault.
McCoy's new Hot ‘n’ Spicy crisps will be available in stores across the UK from January 20.
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