Cheez-It fans say they “need” to find a new, “unique” flavor

Cheese and crackers are already an iconic duo, so cheese crackers have long become a staple on snack shelves.

But now Cheez-It is taking it a step further with its popular Duoz collection, and one of the new flavors in the range is prompting fans to declare that they need to “find it immediately.”

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Popular food blogger Markie_devo shared a picture on Instagram with a selection of snacks that have just arrived or will be hitting shelves soon, including Cheez-It Duoz Pesto and Mozzarella, and pointed out that the crackers are already available at Hy -Vee were spotted.

The grocery chain’s website states: “Hy-Vee operates more than 240 retail stores in eight Midwestern states, including Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wisconsin.” Additionally, the new product also appears to be on the way to Walmart as it is currently listed on the superstore’s website.

Although Walmart shoppers can’t currently purchase the new Pesto and Mozzarella Duoz crackers because they are listed as “sold out” on the site, a 12.4-ounce box costs $3.78, according to the site.

Snack fans rejoiced at the news that the popular flavor combination will now be available in Cheez-It form, with Instagram commenters declaring that they’ll have to “find it” and saying, “Pesto is a unique flavor for crackers!” I want to find these and try them 😊.” A third fan agreed, writing: “Need these Cheez-Its.”

Cheez-It fans have a lot to look forward to this month as the snack giant will reportedly be releasing two more highly anticipated flavors: Smoked Cheddar and Smoked Gouda.

Markie_devo shared the news with his followers again, prompting them to declare that they “already know” the crackers are “going to hit.”

“Sounds delicious! 🧀,” one fan said, while a third commented that they “want all the smoke!”

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