Tesco Corn Flakes Reviews

---Why I Bought This--- I always like to have cornflakes in the house as, as well as for breakfast in the summer they provide a quick and appetising snack to have with a cup of tea in the evening or before bed. ---The Brand--- Tesco's own brand. ---The ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Cornflakes - As good as the leading brand! After trying to cut down on our weekly shoppin bill we decided to try tesco's own brand Cornflakes. They come in a yellow/ orange box .. exactly like shown on the picture associated with the item. Within the box the cornflakes are placed inside a plastic sealed bag. ...  Read the complete review

This review looks at Tesco Corn Flakes and as breakfast is the most important meal of the day, I always ensure I have a good supply of cereals in my kitchen cupboard. The box I am reviewing is 750g in weight and is extremely eye-catching with a large bowl of milk-soaked cornflakes dominating the majority of the front of the ...  Read the complete review

My family enjoy Tesco's own brand cereals, in fact they prefer the taste of them to Kelloggs, which they say goes too soft, too quickly. As I am on an economy drive, I am delighted at this! The only problem I find, is that my husband enjoys Tesco Cornflakes a little too much. Not only are they eaten every morning for ...  Read the complete review

Tesco own brand Corn Flakes are my favourite brand. I don't think the more expensive branded versions of this cereal are really worth paying extra for, as there's not that much difference in the quality. Tesco's Corn Flakes are very high quality, despite the cheaper price, and I would say they are just as tasty (if not tastier) as ...  Read the complete review

I am sure that a lot of other people have turned to shops own brands during the current recession as a way of saving money. Obviously some of the products are good and some are bad, it is very much a case of hit or miss. For me, the Tesco Corn Flakes are a definite hit, in both the money saving part and the taste part. Sainsbury's ...  Read the complete review

I do like my boys to have a nice choice of cereals for their breakfast but as the cost of brand names has risen so much lately we have switched to the Tesco's own brand. I have to say that none of my boys even noticed the switch! ~~THE BOX~~ The cornflakes come in a nice big orange box and on the front you have the ...  Read the complete review

How can Kelloggs charge £2.26 for a 750g box of their Corn Flakes when you can pick up Tesco's own version for only £1.14 for the same size box, when it's essentially an identical product! (Prices from the Tesco website, 09/11/09) I love a big bowl of Corn Flakes in the morning with some ice cold milk and I usually bought the ...  Read the complete review

Whilst I go shopping at Tesco I have started to try their own brands and comparing them with the brand names. I recently did a review on tescos own brand beans (the ones in the blue tin). Tesco has a range of its own brands from the real no frills which you find in white and red packaging to products in the tesco finest range. I tried to ...  Read the complete review

Cornflakes are one of the popular breakfast cereals. We have changed from Kellogs to the Tescos own brand and have no regrets. Packaging Come in 500 g costing £0.95 and 750 g costing £1.14 (Kellogs is over £2). The box has yellowish orange colour, there is a picture of bowl of cereal with few drops of milk on it and a ...  Read the complete review

I tell you, time and time again, Ive tasted for the difference between the Leader brand and Tesco's own... Nothing, not a hint!. They saturate at the same rate, the crunch has the same snap, and the the taste has the same start to finish flavour. There are definately some lesser brands that do have obviouse problems with quality and ...  Read the complete review

I love cereals and have recently again been trying various different ones. One of the cereals I've sampled is Tesco cornflakes. This can be found in only in Tesco as it is specific to them however the equivalent can be found in other supermarkets such as Tesco. There are also similar cereals in branded names but you must be ...  Read the complete review

Most people are guilty of being a little snobbish at times when it comes to brands but after spending a day at my sisters recently I gave these a try (as the kids won't eat them!). The box is orange in colour displayed the familiar Tesco logo and showing a bowl of the cereal with a jug of milk and some milk splashed on the ...  Read the complete review

Corn Flakes are an iconic cereal and for years I have enjoyed the Kellogg's variety for breakfast with a glass of orange juice, a great start to the day. That was until recently. Now I must admit that I have an aversion to alternative brand name cereals. Some of them are just awful, lacking any similarity in taste and being a very pale ...  Read the complete review

Cornflakes are king of the cereals. I go through phases of liking other cereals more, but tend to eat cornflakes more than any other. The market leader is obviously Kelloggs, however some of the own brands ones are just as good, maybe even a little better. Some, however are truly awful, for example don't buy cornflakes from Aldi or be ...  Read the complete review