MMm!! I have just returned from the shop with a bag full of White Maltesers....my second bag in two days!!! These Maltesers seem to be everywhere these days....and always seem to be placed rather conveniently right by where I am waiting in the queue....and whilst being on offer at the same time! For those of you who don't know, these White Maltesers are exactly the same as the regular Maltesers, however these ones are made from white chocolate and the usual ones are made from milk chocolate. To look at, the Maltesers are small white balls; they tend to be of different sizes and there are a few 'odd shapes' in here along with the rest of the round ...  Read the complete review

As a fan of both white chocolate and Maltesers, I could not resist giving the combination a try when I stumbled across Mars White Maltesers in my local newsagents. I paid 55p for a 37g bag, however they can be purchased for around £1 in a 130g pouch from Poundland and other leading supermarkets. On first sight, it is clear to see that the packet of the White Maltesers is fairly similar to its milk chocolate counterpart. However, rather than being completely red, it is surrounded by a cream border to match the colour of chocolate. Surrounding the writing, are also images of the white maltesers. As I opened the packet, the White Maltesers matched ...  Read the complete review

Maltesers are one of my favourite sweets, and when they released the new white chocolate flavour I couldn't wait to give them a try. I paid £1 for a 130g bag of these, usually in Tesco you can expect to pay around the £1.60 mark. A standard 35gram bag of these costs around 60p The packaging of the white variety is different from the regular flavour, usually it comes in a completely red bag with the word Maltesers written in white. On the White variety, everything stays the same apart from the outside of the bag, this is coloured in a creamy white colour, there are also pictures of some of the white malterers just so you know what you are getting. ...  Read the complete review

One of the most recognisable sweets on the shops shelves are the chocolate covered balls of malt, other known as Maltesers (should be Malteaser surely?) though recently I saw some "White Maltesers" and decided to try them out. As a big fan of white chocolate and someone who finds Maltesers rather nice "if in the mood for them" the combination of the two at the time should, in theory, be a brilliant master stroke by Mars. Whilst not a huge fan of Mars' normal milk chocolate the few times Mars use white chocolate they seem to just hit the spot, in fact that's almost the universal effect of white chocolate. To stand out on the shelf next to the original .  Read the complete review

When confectionary brands get big and popular they look for ways to diversify from their 'old favorites' as a way to make a bit of extra cash, and keep the brand current. White maltesters is exactly this, it is a variation from Mars of the very popular normal coloured maltesers (brown chocolate) the version that has sold very well all over the country and even worldwide. Mars make a wide variety of confectionary products and are a very successful brand within the UK. Although I like a lot off their products, they are not my favourite brand, as this is Cadburys. That does not mean I do not enjoy Mars, its just they don't shine high above the rest for ...  Read the complete review