Tesco Malt Wheats Reviews
Product Type: Tesco Breakfast
Description:Brand: Tesco / Type: Cereal
Newest Review: ... given, there is a full nutritional chart displayed and contact details for Tesco are given. The cereal itself comes in an ... more
... easy to open white plastic bag.
The Cereal Itself:
Light brown squares of what appears to be wheaty lines that make small squares all over it and is a square shape as a whole and kind of looks knitted (like say Shreddies). They have a rough texture, no real smell is given off them and all you do is simply add milk and eat them! These keep a lot of their crunchiness even after a few minutes of being in liquid, don't scum up badly at all and go soft in places.
I find these to be really tasty but for me and my mouth a...more
by - written on 16/01/11 (Very useful, 159 readings)
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My favourite breakfast and the one I usually purchase weekly is Asda Malt Wheats....I love them but when I was in Tesco having a mooch about it suddenly dawned on me I was low on cereal and took a look at what they had on offer. I spotted these that looked identical in the photograph on the front of the box to what I usually have and at £1.25 a box of 750g of the cereal I thought that offered great value for money. The Packaging: This cereal simply comes ina purple coloured box with a picture of a couple of cartoon penguins on there and the cereal, there is an at a glance nutritional chart displayed and the weight is stated. Other information on the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/04/10 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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Tesco have changed the design of the packet quite drastically from what's pictured here - it's now purple with penguins on. Why penguins I have no idea - nor could I for ages work out why one looked like it was holding a Cadbury's easter egg. Then I realised it was supposed to be a bowl of the cereal. Maybe my eyes are worse than I thought ... I'm guessing the one thing most people would want to know is 'Are they as good as Shreddies?' Well, I asked my son his opinion, and he declared them to be even better! This is a child who knows his breakfast cereal - he eats enough of it (six Weetabix in one go is not uncommon!). I don't really eat enough of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/10/09, updated on 25/10/09 (Very useful, 244 readings)
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For every great cereal comes a cheap alternative. Not always a bad thing mind you considering it can save a load of money in the long run. I've always enjoyed shreddies especially the sugar coated ones. But I've always enjoyed my shreddies soggy which I've been told by people is how they hate them. The problem is that these days they don't go soggy but still have a kind of crunch to them, thus I end up preferring them dry. I did miss the days of the high fat and sugar cereal days. I mean, I used to eat cereal that was filled with marshmallows... MARSHMALLOWS!! They were so incredibly sweet but just seemed to vanish from stores. In any case, as to not sway from the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/02/10 (Very useful, 398 readings)
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In our household of seven, we get through A LOT of cereals! So, I'm always on the look out for healthy, filling and cheap cereals to provide for the hungry hoard. We have several staple cereals in the cupboard; Malt Wheats being one of them. For those of you who don't know, Malt Wheats are just like Shreddies; small 'woven' looking squares of brown wholewheat, that have (rather creepily) been 'knitted by nanas' according to the recent Shreddies advertising campaign. It is also claimed that they are filling and 'keep hunger locked up 'til lunch'. They taste fairly bland I suppose, but I have never been one for really sweet foods first thing in the morning, and ... Read the complete review
