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Sorbet Balls by bubbleme Bring Bite-Sized Cool Spin to Frozen Snacking


A cool new frozen treat is rolling into the ice-cream aisle at Woolworths stores nationwide.

Dairy-free, gluten-free and free from artificial colours, bubbleme Sorbet Balls are bite-sized sorbet spheres containing real fruit juice, wrapped in a delicate natural coating.

Produced using cutting-edge flash-freezing technology that locks in flavour and texture, the latest innovation by the Australian-owned bubbleme brand comes in three uniquely refreshing flavours: Mango, Grape and Kiwi.

Richard Fowell, Marketing Manager at bubbleme says: “We’ve been working away in our labs to create this treat for some time now and we’re truly excited to finally share our Sorbet Balls with Australians who love a guilt-free treat.

“Our aim is to shake up the ice-cream aisle with something that’s seriously fun and bubbleme Sorbet Balls do just that. They’re bright, fruity, a little nostalgic, and totally refreshing.

“Kiwi and Grape aren’t flavours you see every day, and that’s kind of the point. We’re here to surprise and delight with new flavours and old favourites. We can’t wait for Aussies to try them.

"Sorbet Balls are perfect for watching movies, sweet treats on the go, sharing with the family or for anyone looking for a light, tasty treat that’s as fun to eat as it is delicious," adds Mr Fowell.

Each 72g pack of bubbleme Sorbet Balls contains 12 pieces and the RRP per pack is AUD $7.00.

For more information about bubbleme, visit: https://www.bubbleme.co/

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