Twenty three weeks pregnant and the size of a house, that's a fair old description of myself about now. This could well be due to the fact I'm eating everything in sight, with limited exception. Craving after craving, never lasting more than a few hours at a time, I've finally found something that satisfies me in a way nothing else has for a long time. Tinned sardines on a wedge of cheese, topped with sliced gherkin. And when that isn't readily available in the fridge, Jordans Country Crisp comes a close second. Well actually it's in first place, but just didn't sound as good. Jordans Country Crisp - Real Strawberries ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge cereal lover. I can eat up to three bowls a day easily. You can't move in our house for boxes of cereal and the majority of the boxes are Jordans Country Crisp. We first tried them when they were on offer in Asda and we've been hooked ever since. ~Background~ Jordans are a family run company that has been in the milling business for over 150 years, and making wholegrain cereals for over 30 years, and therefore pride themselves on not being "a run-of-the-mill cereal company". They also pride themselves on only using whole grain in their cereals and were in fact being one of the first companies to have made wholegrain breakfast ...  Read the complete review

Calories: 448 per 100g Protein: 7.1g per 100g Carbohydrate: 63g per 100g Fibre: 7.5g per 100g Salt: 0.6g per 100g Price: Between £2.60 and £3.00, depending on where bought (corner shops usually being more expensive than supermarkets), for a 500g box WARNING: This product contains nuts I will have to limit my review to Jordan's Country Crisp With Real Strawberries, as it's the only variety I have tasted. Overall, I find this a nice and tasty cereal to eat any time of the day or night, served with ice cold skimmed milk. It is a very "oaty" cereal, with a pleasant taste. The levels of sweetness ...  Read the complete review

Having watched 'The fat man's warning' on telly the other night and seeing what the effects of an unhealthy diet were and add to that the fact that I am a junk food junkie, I thought it time to change my ways and try to eat more healthily. So, in my monthly online shop at Tesco's I spied a box of Jordan's Country Crisp breakfast cereal and seeing as it was on special offer at 2 500g boxes for £3 (Normal price £1.98 each) I thought what the hey, it's definitely cheap enough and a 500g box is a decent size so I ordered a couple of boxes. I got the strawberry and the four nut combo flavours which both looked quite tasty. This opinion is about the four nut combo ...  Read the complete review

Jordan's Country Crisp is my current favourite breakfast cereal, specifically the four-nut combo flavour. I eat this on the mornings that I don't have breakfast with my boyfriend as he suffers from nut allergies and obviously this would not be suitable for him! This cereal is absolutely packed with nuts. Jordan's Country Crisp Four Nut variety contains flaked almonds, whole roasted hazelnuts, big chunks of brazil nuts, and chopped pecans. It also contains puffed rice crisps and clusters of toasted wholegrains. I really enjoy all of the ingredients and there is nothing about the taste of this cereal I don't like. Jordan's Country Crisp also ...  Read the complete review