Denny has launched a new range of Curry Sauces as well as an additional two flavours to its already existing Cook-in-Sauce range.

In addition, Denny recently modernised and revamped its product packaging with a fresh new look to highlight the product quality. Along with the refined, bold new look, the packaging now carries innovative, consumer-friendly icons to make the shopping experience easier. Consumers on the run can identify a Denny product within the range that is most suited to their specific needs without having to sift through a mass of information on the label. These icons highlight the many health benefits of the Denny range, along with different convenience elements such as a ready-to-eat, low fat, no additives, allergy advice and vegetarian icons.

“With winter upon us, Denny Curry and Cook-in-Sauces are the ideal healthy, winter warming option. The bold packaging makes it convenient to use and helps consumers to find and select the type of product that they require to suit their needs,” says Sharon Reid, sales and marketing manager of Dining In who manufactures the Denny brand.

Denny Curry Sauces are available in four different flavours:

Mild Malay Curry –  This authentic sauce is a mild and fruity curry containing coconut and Cape Malay spices
Durban Curry – A strongly spiced curry sauce in the traditional Indian style
Butter Chicken – An authentic creamy tomato-based curry with yoghurt, butter and spices
Rogan Josh – A Northern-Indian homestyle curry with tomatoes, yoghurt and spices for added flavour

In addition, two new variants have been added to the Cook-in-Sauce, conveniently offering traditional family favourites to the dinner table:

Country Casserole – a homestyle hearty beef sauce, bursting with tomatoes and onions, sprinkled with rosemary
Chicken a’ la King - a creamy onion and green pepper sauce, blended with mushrooms, herbs and spices.

Denny Curry Sauces and Cook-in-Sauces contain no added MSG, artificial colourants or flavourants.

The eye-catching new packaging design was created by Cape Town-based design agency, Contrast Design.