Two Institutions Combine
This is a genuine meeting of giants. On one side, Percy Pig, the M&S mascot who has long since transcended the sweet aisle. On the other, the Tunnock’s Teacake, an icon of Scottish confectionery with a recipe that has barely changed since the 1950s. The concept here is a straightforward fusion: a sharing pouch of Percy Pig sweets that adopt the Teacake’s distinct flavour profile.
The mockup shows the classic Percy Pig head shape, but rendered in colours that suggest a chocolatey, biscuity base rather than the usual pink fruit gum. The packaging blends Percy’s signature pink and green stripes with the unmistakable red Tunnock’s scroll and gold lettering. It’s a confident piece of design, presented in the familiar 170g pouch format common to the rest of the Percy range.
A Departure From The Norm
A flavour based on chocolate, marshmallow, and biscuit would represent a significant shift for the Percy Pig sweet line-up. For decades, the core product has been a fruit gum. The flavour profile, texture, and ingredients list have all been built around that single format, even as the shapes and specific flavours have multiplied.
This Teacake concept proposes moving Percy into an entirely new category of confectionery. It would be the first time the character has appeared in this form, sitting alongside boiled sweets or chocolate rather than his usual gummy contemporaries. While the Percy Pig brand itself appears on everything from M&S crumpets to bedding, the core sweet has always remained a fruit gum. This would change that.
What the real range looks like
The current M&S range is entirely focused on fruit gums. The official line-up includes Percy Pig Fruit Gums, Percy Pig Pals, Large Percy Pig, Piglet Fruit Gums, Party Time, Original Veggie, and You Give Me Butterflies variants. A Tunnock’s Teacake edition would be the first in the range to move away from this fruit gum format into a different type of confectionery.
- M S Percy Pig Fruit Gums
- M S Percy Pig Pals Fruit Gums
- M S Large Percy Pig Fruit Gums
- M S Percy Pig Piglet Fruit Gums
- M S Percy Pig Party Time Fruit Gums
- M S Percy Pig Original Veggie Fruit Gums
- M S Percy Pig You Give Me Butterflies Fruit Gums
Frequently asked questions
- What is a Tunnock’s Teacake?
- It’s a very popular UK snack, made in Scotland since 1956. It consists of a shortbread biscuit base topped with a dome of Italian meringue (a soft marshmallow), all encased in a thin layer of milk chocolate.
- Has Percy Pig done brand crossovers before?
- While the Percy Pig brand is famously protective of its identity, M&S has featured Percy across its own product ranges, from cakes to ice cream. A collaboration with an external confectionery brand like Tunnock’s, however, would be a new development for the sweet range.
- Are Tunnock’s Teacake Percy Pigs real?
- No, this is a Snackfish — a mockup created by UK Snack Attack. It is a design concept and is not sold anywhere.
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Snackfish :
[sn-a-ck-fish] verb
A snack that lies about its legitimacy as an official product online for internet clout and attention. Most commonly fabricated in Adobe Photoshop or using the unofficial Snackfish AI