Kellogg's Coco Pops Moons & Stars is a cereal clearly aimed at little kids. Witness the colourful packaging and spectacular TV ads associated with this cereal. Inside the box you'll find the cereal is contained within an inner plastic bag. Once opened the cereal is similar to Coco Pops but instead of just being derived from rice, it is also constituted from wheat and oats. The highly processed mixture is covered in coco powder and has been shaped into small stars and crescent shaped moons. Kellogg's Coco Pops Moons & Stars are a highly processed food with plenty of flavouring and additives. This is necessary because the puffed cereal mixture alone ...  Read the complete review

For the last couple of years, Coco Pops brand has brought few more additions to their range. We tried some and they all taste nice but quite sweet. So I'm not really keen on them and my son is not a fan of cereal either but I usually have them around in case he fancy having one. It's quite an alternative for me to offer him something different especially in the morning. PACKAGING It comes in a bright yellow carton box with the spaceman's helmet monkey, a product name and brand name written in brown and white at th front. A very colourful packaging with lots of information (GDA, nutritional info, etc.) written at the back and both ...  Read the complete review

As mentioned previously on many, many occasions, my son has become rather a picky eater, eating very little that I deem good for him, so when he suddenly developed a passion for cereal I was more than pleased I can tell you, hence the product I will now review. The product in question is "Kellogg's coco pops moons and stars" ~~~~~~ THE PACKAGING ~~~~~~ I have to be honest, if it wasn't for the fact that my son was looking out for this cereal at Asda I wouldn't have even noticed it. The reason for this is the packaging at a glance could be a standard "coco pops" box. The box is bright yellow in colour with the ...  Read the complete review

*** I enjoy chocolate cereals, and decided to try out Moons and Stars, especially as it is part of the Coco Pops family. The cereal is packaged in a plastic bag inside a box, as most cereals are. It comes in the shape of...you guessed it...mini brown crescent moons and stars. I tend to heat up milk in the microwave in a bowl, and then add the cereal to it afterwards. The cereal gets quickly soaked up and soggy in hot milk, as the cereal bits are quite thin (compared to Nesquik - my normal cereal). Those that haven't been soaked up in the milk, are quite crunchy, much like coco pops themselves, but taste more chocolatey than coco pops. The ...  Read the complete review

My favourite Cereal is Coco Pops. Over the last couple of years the Coco Pops brand has brought out a few more additions and this is 1 of them. I was wanting to try the new additions, but thought I would still be loyal to the original Coco Pops. The packaging for these is alright. There is still the yellow colour from the other Coco Pops and the writing is in brown. There is a large picture of a bowl of the Cereal and there is the Coco Pops Monkey, who is the mascot. The Cereal is in a plastic bag inside and seems to stay fresh enough. The price of these are around £2.29 for a 350g box. This Cereal is dark brown like the other Coco Pops ...  Read the complete review