Takis Unveils Two Spell‑binding 'Wicked: For Good' Flavours Ahead of November Release

Fans of 'Wicked' and snack lovers should be happy because Takis is producing two limited-edition chip flavors that are related to the upcoming film 'Wicked: For Good.' Fans get a delicious sneak peek at the film's magic with the flavours, Emerald Heat and Spellbindingly Sweet, which channel the personalities of the famous witches Elphaba and Glinda. These limited-edition chips will be available largely in the fall, right before the film's November 2025, cinema release. 

Emerald Heat & Spellbindingly Sweet

Takis' Emerald Heat is designed to evoke Elphaba's ferocious personality; it has a strong, spicy, and intense habanero-level punch. Its heat, which reflects her might, is supposed to symbolize her resistance. Spellbindingly Sweet, on the other hand, offers a cinnamon-sugar variation on the traditional Takis crunch, capitalizing on Glinda's charm and lighter side. It reflects Glinda's vivacious, enchanting personality and is lavish, whimsical, and charming. 

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Both tastes are visually striking on the market thanks to their unique packaging, which has a mystical, Wicked-inspired design.

Fans should mark the following dates on their calendars if they want to enjoy these flavors: Some specific retailers may stock them before Five Below's 1st October debut date. On 27th October, Albertsons is expected to launch them, and from 1st November, Kroger will start selling them all over the country. As long as supplies are available.

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What to Know About 'Wicked: For Good'

In the meanwhile, on 21st November, the movie 'Wicked: For Good' will be released in theaters. Based on the Broadway musical, which in turn is an adaptation of Gregory Maguire's novel, this part comes after the 2024 'Wicked' film. 

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In order to allow the complex storyline to fully unfold and prevent the character arcs from being compressed, director Jon M. Chu has explained the choice to divide the plot between two films.

The tie-in snack tastes allow viewers to interact with Elphaba and Glinda before they even see them on television in a tasty and entertaining way.

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