Yumm. Although Cheesybite Spread was around for years.
I saw some special packaging at Woolworths last week, but had not seen the whole set.
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City of Perth has a new indigenous inspired logo that will work alongside the current Coat of Arms, inspired by the “City of Light” tagline that was coined by American Astronaut John Glenn in 1962:
All I can think of seeing this is how long it’s going to take for the rebranding to be completed in full.
There’s still City of Perth street sweepers with the old 90’s logo on them!
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Both look like a hole.
The Carlton Draft campaign is created by Carlton Draught.
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The new logo is going ahead, without the pin.
https://mumbrella.com.au/officeworks-pulls-the-pin-on-its-old-logo-727680
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Flashbacks to my childhood when I saw this in Woolies this week. The chicken taste is like Chicken Twisties but they are puffed like Cheezels.
They seem to be a different shape to what I remember as a kid though. The shape is like Cheetos Puffs. I’m pretty sure they were wider and flatter shaped snacks.
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These were also sitting alongside the Chickadees. Bit of a risky name. depending on how you pronounce them. 
Was there ever anything in the Australian market back in the day with this brand name? Did it have a different mascot? Interesting that they associated with Cheezels.
This type of snack is very popular overseas, but not so much in Australia where we have Cheezels and the far superior Twisties. As I mentioned earlier, Cheetos Cheese Puffs have made a comeback and seem to be sticking around. They seem to be the same (or similar) thing
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Hidden image in ‘women’s’ logo: Wild logo for Prime Minister and Cabinet’s ‘Women’s Network’ roasted on social media
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Is the Golden Gaytime Froot Loops flavour new?
Its been around a little while - they are frankly underwhelming
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I think the crunchy nut ones are the most recent cereal/gaytime combo