I have a bit of a sweet tooth and I just love children's type chocolates and jellies and the likes, so asda`s range of their own make sweet products are a big hit with me and none more so than their Rainbow Buttons.

These sweets are basically a white chocolate shaped button with many tiny sugar balls on them, the buttons being white chocolate are of course white and the colour comes from the tiny coloured sugar balls that cover each and every button.

I remember these as a young girl and they used to be brown chocolate with the coloured balls and were known as skiffle discs if I am not mistaken.

The chocolate on those ones and the chocolate in the Asda ones is cheap chocolate, nowhere near as good as Cadbury or the likes but still very tasty and in the case of the Asda ones very creamy too.

The packaging for these Asda sweets is very eye catching and attractive (especially to me, being pink my favourite colour) and when you open the packet the first impression you get is from the smell and that is a very pleasant one.

The taste is one of a very creamy chocolate with just enough sweetness from the candy balls to give you a little something different.

As with any sweets they cannot be classed as a healthy snack and you would not want to give your kids too many but being an adult I can eat as many as I like, so there!

Nutritional info per 100g:

Calories - 496
Protein - 2.5g
Carbohydrates - 71.1g
Fat - 22.4g

Over all I would say these are a very nice chocolate sweet that can be enjoyed by both kids and adults alike and at only 35p for a 70g bag they are great value for money, even more so when you consider you can get three bags for a pound and you can mix and match with many other choices of sweet if you do not want just these!