I have become quite a regular buyer of mini-marshmallows. You can buy them in most supermarkets for around £1.50 which I think is great value for money. The marshmallows come in a 'big bag' which has see through parts and so you can see the marshmallows through the bag. The bag is sometimes quite difficult to open as it is quite tough. One thing which I don't like about the bag is that if you are not using (or eating) all of the marshmallows in one go, they tend to spill out of the bag. These marshmollows are very small; they're like little soft 'rolls' and consist of white and pink marshmallows. You can also get a bag like this of just white ones; ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to mini marshmallows I don't care what brand we use as long as there are some in the cupboard when I want them. There usually isn't because as soon as a bag is opened they have all got to be eaten quick before they start going hard so I thought I was lucky today when I made a hot chocolate and there was a brand new bag of Fiddes Payne Mini Marshmallows in there..... right next to the cocoa powder!!! Bonus!!! You can get these in bags of pink and white or just white on their own, both varieties are £1.09 for a 200g bag so I don't see why anyone would go for the bag of plain white ones because the pink marshmallows are sooooo ...  Read the complete review

For a school, project my daughter is currently undertaking, part of the homework is to design, make and eat a fridge made confection, with one of the many ingredients she has asked for, being the subject of this review. The product I will now review is - "Fiddes Payne - mini marshmallows". This particular product comes in a sealed plastic bag, this is holding all the usual information needed, product name, brand name, product description and due to this being an ingredient for use in baking and such like, a few different methods of using them. The bag holds 180g of marshmallows, which equates to around 60-70 coloured tiny ...  Read the complete review

This is a review of Fiddes Payne mini marshmallows. My current packet is all white but you can get them in pink and white as pictured. Uses I like to have a packet of these in the cupboard for three reasons: firstly for baking rocky road, decorating buns and whoopee cakes and secondly to top a cup of hot chocolate and lately thirdly, as a small dessert option for my one year old daughter who loves these mini marshmallows as a little treat. Packaging The marshmallows come in a blue bag with a clear panel in the middle so you can see the contents. There is also a serving suggestion pictured on the front and several 'exciting recipes' on ...  Read the complete review

I have been doing quite a lot of baking recently and wanted to purchase some mini marshmallows to add to recipes. So on a trip to Tesco I headed to the bakery isle on the lookout for any new items and to see if I could find some mini marshmallows. This is when I spotted quite a large bag of the Fiddes Payne mini marshmallows and decided to give them a try. The mini marshmallows came in a much bigger bag than I expected them too and contained 200g. The bag was also much cheaper than I expected at just £1.09. The marshmallows came in a thick plastic bag that is blue striped with a large see through window on the front and a picture of cakes made with ...  Read the complete review