Sainsbury's Wholegrain Fruit & Fibre Cereal Reviews

Product Type: Sainsbury's Breakfast
Newest Review: ... cereals they try and get you to buy these days, for example Special K which is delicious but usually robs you of about £3, ... more

by - written on 22/02/10 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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Sainsburys wholegrain fruit and fibre.Cereal. I have started having a breakfast cereal in the mornings and have descovered this big box for a mere £1.45p from my local sainsbury;s store. This comes in another colour now its now purple with little spoonfuls of the cereal shown, on the front of the box, which is easy to open just pull apart the lid to reveal a white plastic bag inside which is sealed at the ends and once openned it will close only by rolling the top of the bag back down. The box contains 750 grams of this cereal, and the flakes are wholegrain wheat flakes, with the added addition of raisins, coconut chips, banana, ... Read the complete review

by - written on 02/03/09 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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This is a relativly cheap cereal which is under £2 for a large box and contains wholegrain flakes, dried apples, dried banana chips, raisins and coconut chips. I'm not someone who has traditionally eaten cereal for breakfast, although if I buy one I tend to have a different one everytime. However I have found this cereal, now in a purple box, has become a real staple for me since I've been pregnant. I have this in the evening more than I do in the morning but have found it really positive for getting both wholegrain fibre which I need to try to keep high, but also dried fruit which goes towards 1 a day. I've also added some dried apricots to add a bit of extra moisure ... Read the complete review

by - written on 15/11/08, updated on 15/11/08 (Very useful, 244 readings)
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As a result of the credit crunch I have had recourse to try and reduce my shopping bill. One of the steps I have taken has been to switch to supermarkets own brand products. Whilst shoping in Sainsbury's i came across their own brand 'Wholegrain Fruit and Fibre'. For a 500 gram pack at only £1.29p, I thought I would give them a whirl... The packet is a purple colour and contains quite a bit of useful information. The packaging itself uses a minimum of 85% recyled cardboard. It also states that if every Sainsbury's customer recycled their cereal box, 750 tonnes of cardboard would be re-used every year - that's the equivalent of 101 double decker buses! ... Read the complete review

by - written on 16/06/08 (Very useful, 500 readings)
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I absolutely love and adore cereal. In fact along with bread I know that it forms the majority of my weekly diet! I love it cos it's simple to prepare, quick and I go for sweetish ones to eat late at night (my preferred time for eating the stuff) and I eat it when I have sweet cravings. I get through boxes in a week and don't feel guilty at all cos its cereal after all lol My Mother gets me a couple of boxes a week and my favourite kind of cereal is fruit & fibre type of flakes cos I like the fruit content and as I say I like a bit of sweetness and fruit gives me this in a healthy way. My Mum shops at many different stores depending on her mood and this ... Read the complete review

by - written on 07/06/10 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, don't miss out on breakfast!! I have tried lots of different cereals in my time and one that I really liked, and liked the price of as well as the taste, was this one. It is Sainsbury's Wholegrain Fruit & Fibre Cereal, and costs about £1.50 from Sainsburys (obviously!!) which is much cheaper than most cereals they try and get you to buy these days, for example Special K which is delicious but usually robs you of about £3, which for a breakfast cereal that in our kitchen will only last about four days, is extortionate. Well anyway enough of my ranting and on to the cereal itself. The ... Read the complete review
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