Kellogg's Froot Loops Reviews
Product Type: Kellogg's Breakfast
Newest Review: ... sold a UK version of these in Asda I couldn't believe it! I could try my delicious Froot Loops and still get change from a ... more
... fiver! The look of the UK box is largely the same. You still get a red box with the bird mascot on the front, and there is still a bowl of Loops on the front. However, you can instantly see that what's inside isn't going to be the same. Instead of the brightly coloured blue and green Loops, we have some turdy washed out yellow, green and purple varieties. They are also HUGE. They're like mini rubber rings.
The flavours are also non-existent. I decided to try a handful without milk to start with. I expected th...more
by - written on 07/02/13 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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I've always had a bit of a fascination with American cereals and candy. It's always seemed much more colourful and exciting and makes the British stuff seem a little dull. When an American import shop opened up in our City centre, I rushed down there to see what delights were in store. I'm sure many other people have found that American cereals are incredibly expensive to buy in the UK. Some brands are £6/7 a box in our local shop and I just couldn't justify spending that on a box. The Froot Loops looked very appealing to me as we don't seem to have any fruit flavoured cereal readily available in our supermarkets and these little loops just looked ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/11/12 (Useful, 41 readings)
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I am reviewing the Froot Loops currently on sale in UK supermarkets. Exactly the same packaging etc as shown, by Kellogs etc, but not the same as the ones you would buy in the USA or from an American website. These have recently popped up in Asda & Morrisons (and quite possibly in other UK supermarkets) and I knew instantly they would not be as good as the American ones, simply because in the UK we do like to take all of the extra sugar, colour, E numbers etc (i.e. all the tasty stuff!) out of things. Plus they cost only £2.68 and if you were to buy a box of real American ones over here you'd be paying over double that (due to importing ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/02/09, updated on 27/02/09 (Very useful, 403 readings)
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Froot Loops...well I must say I'm glad that they aren't commonly found here! Originally, there were red, orange, and yellow loops, but green, then purple and finally blue were added in the 1990s. I was shopping on an American sweets website and thought I'd look in the breakfast section and came across these. On the website I was on they cost £6.50 for a normal sized box! After I saw that I thought noooo way to expensive! I'd rather get a box of cookie crisp I think! Then I found that they had portion packs (1 serving) for £1.70, which isn't cheap, but as I really wanted to know what they tasted like I bought them. When this item came it looked ... Read the complete review
