Heinz Farley's Rusks Original Reviews

I'll start off with a confession - I don't have any children....yet. for that reason, I am not going to harp on about the goodness for kids. I do however, at times, have the sudden urge to taste some of these and be catapulted back to childhood. I have been to Asda today and saw a value box for the grand total of £1! Now, who can argue with that? ...  Read the complete review

The other reviews on Dooyoo fill me with considerable relief, that I am not the only one without children that absolutely loves Farley's Rusks! I was given these as a child, yet was bemused one day as I found my dad eating them despite the fact that all of his children are now adults! It made me realise that it's acceptable to buy these for ...  Read the complete review

I am 36 years old and have no children, but I still love to buy and eat (Heinz) Farley's Rusks Original. On many occasion I have approached the counter at food shops with a box of Farley's Rusks and quite frequently I have been asked questions by the shopkeeper like 'how old are your children?' or 'how many children do you have?', etc. I respond ...  Read the complete review

Heinz Farley's Rusks original have been around for a very long time!, They are dry circular twice-baked bread, biscuit type snack which are aimed towards babies, however the packet now states - All ages, therefore they are for everyone. ~~~~~~~~~~ The Container: The rusks come in a brown box (The packaging must have ...  Read the complete review

Having three children 5 and under Farley's Rusks have been a regular item on my shopping list for many years. They are a perfect first food to give your baby, but even as my boys get older they still seem to be eating them and I know many adults like them too. They are a food for all ages. Farley's rusks are a great way to introduce ...  Read the complete review

Oh please tell me what on earth has happened to my favourite breakfast FARLEY'S RUSKS, I have eaten them for approx 63 years and loved them but they have changed and to be honest they're horrid, they do not disolve and stay lumpy, the gorgeous flavour has gone, I'm devastated. When the box changed I was suspicious, please revert to the original recipe. Yours in aticipation. Sylvia, Wales

I remember eating these as a kid, loved them to bits. Problem is I still do. I regularly eat these and have no shame in admitting it. When the kids came along it was the perfect excuse, not that I needed one, to buy them even more. Problem is the kids actually got a taste for them and enjoyed them, hence we now have a family who all enjoy ...  Read the complete review

Strangely enough, when my two little men were at the weaning stage neither of them seemed overly keen on Farley's Rusks. Yet now they are the grand old ages of 4 and 5 they ask for them on a regular basis! Not only that but hubby let slip he used to eat them before I met him-where he got them from I don't know as he has no other children, and ...  Read the complete review

Who doesnt like Rusks!? One of the better things about having children is that fact you HAVE to buy these. they are gorgeous. The children love them mixed with milk. I just love to eat them. They are low in calories, filling and taste great. The flavoured ones arent too nice and the sugar free ones are pointless! Love them!

My mum brough a box of these for Elijah who is 6 months old. I don't normally like to give him things like this because they actually contain a fair bit of sugar and I am aware that he actually has a sweet tooth aready without encouraging that even more. However I did give him a small piece of one the othe day as bit of pudding and my two year old ...  Read the complete review

Farley's rusks may well be made for babies and toddlers but put a packet of rusks in front of me and I wouldn't be able to resist pinching one from the packet. I cant put my finger on the attraction but there is definitely something about the smell of the rusks that is very appealing. When my children were young rusks were considered as a ...  Read the complete review

Farley`s rusks or Heinz Farley's rusks as we should call them these days since the buyout of Farley`s by Heinz back in 1994, are probably one of the best known baby food products anywhere and more than a few adults still enjoy one of these. My kids were all brought up on these biscuit type snacks and they enjoyed eating them mushed with ...  Read the complete review

On almost every new mothers shopping list, this product can be found squashed between, nappies, wet wipes and soothers. Farleys rusks have become a household word. I was no exception, and as soon as my daughter started to be interested in food, around five months, I proudly pulled out the box of Farleys Rusks! The Rusks come in a ...  Read the complete review

Rusks! yummy! They aren't just for babies i tell you, they make a lovely hot drink or even just dipped in a cup of tea! My nephew (who is now 8) used to love rusks and i used to love them even more! So when my baby was around 3 months i suggested 'stocking' up on rusks ready for him when he was ready to be weaned. When he was ready i thought i ...  Read the complete review

One of the most original, and probably essential, baby foods on the market are Heinz Farley's Rusks. For years, Farley's rusks have been a favourite among parents all acrooss the UK, as a part of their young ones diets .. and in my case this is no different. Farley's, a British food manufacturing company, began producing baby food over ...  Read the complete review

Farley's was a British food manufacturing company that operated from the late 1800s to 1994 producing various cereals and food for babies. The company was taken over by Heinz in 1994 but their most famous creation is still loved by many today - Farley's Rusks. Rusks are a hard, dry biscuit and come in a lot of different shapes and sizes ...  Read the complete review