Woolworths has introduced more than 100 new baked desserts to stores across the country.
The supermarket announcement “major changes” were rolling out in stores, with customers now expecting a surprise when they visit Woolies.mud cake has been upgraded in the form of a smash cake which features the same fluffy chocolate sponge cake but topped with a chocolate dome filled with jelly lollies.Of course, the original mud cakes in chocolate, caramel and white chocolate are still available.
Woolworths Merchandise Bakery Manager Donald Keith joked that his team has had a “tough job” taste-testing each of the new products.A ‘Rainbow Layer Cake’ is also available. Picture: Supplied A few lucky customers were also involved in the taste-test process with many getting to try samples in store.
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