There aren't many boxes of chocolates out there aimed at the younger end of the market... sure, there's Cadbury's Miniature Heroes and Mars' Celebrations - but what about a box of chocolates that really is aimed at kids... The answer - Nestle All Stars. Nestle All Stars come in a box that is similar in shape and size to Roses or Celebrations - kind of top-heavy - a narrow base with a wider top. It's immediately obvious that this isn't a sophisticated box of chocolates - it's yellow and orange in colour and has huge white writing on the front exclaiming 'All Stars'. There's a star shaped window in the front of the box ...  Read the complete review

I left my job just before Easter and in traditional style, took in a box of chocolates on my last day. Instead of the usual Celebrations or Roses though, I thought we’d have something new for a change. I was wandering aimlessly around Asda one Saturday morning when I came across All Stars. On a whim (and since they were on offer) I popped them into the trolley. Even if you haven’t tried them, you’ve probably heard of Nestle’s latest offering to the word of boxed goodies. They’ve been advertised on television for quite some time now – you know the one, little kids prancing around to Hearsay songs because they’re ...  Read the complete review

It seems nowadays more and more people prefer the mixed boxes of chocolates that contain mini versions of old favourites, a relative newcomer on the scene is *Nestle All Stars*, a mixture of all the old and new Nestle favourites we all love. First impression of this product leaves you wondering exactly if it is aimed at adults or children, as there seems to be a mixture of products to appeal to both. THE BOX ¤~¤~¤~¤~¤ The packaging is very different to your average box of chocolates and very easy to spot, designed as an upright carton, almost like a popcorn box once the lid is removed. The striking yellow and gold ...  Read the complete review