My son loves these. I can't imagine there are many 5 year olds that don't like ice cream in general, and Twisters are very clever, twisting ice cream with fruit flavoured ice in a nice combination of flavours, textures and colours that make them appealing to kids and adults alike. We bought a box of 8 of the mini Twisters last week for around the £1.50 mark. I'm not sure if this is the usual price or if they were on offer, but this works out at just under 20p per Twister. There are two different flavours, although the flavours are the same in both, just in a different order. One is pineapple ice cream and lemon-lime ice which are individually ...  Read the complete review

Ok, so I know the weather hasn't been particularly nice the last week, but I'm afraid my kids have developed a taste for ice lollies, so here comes another lolly review!! The product I will now review are "mini twisters". ~~~~~~ THE PACKAGING ~~~~~~ The box is rectangular in shape slightly larger than most of the other boxes in the freezer at my local Asda store, hence the reason my son picked them! There is a picture of one of the afore mentioned lollies springing across the box at an angle with pieces of fruit seemingly bursting out of it, this is to highlight the fact that these lollies now have added fruit juice, there ...  Read the complete review

Wall's Mini Twister ice lollies are fantastic and the ideal size for a child, although I personally love them too. They are really refreshing and I am looking forward to eating them on a hot summer's day (well I can dream, can't I!) Wall's Mini Twister lollies come individually wrapped in cardboard packaging which is decorated in bright, summery colours, with close-up shots of the lollies and the fruit contained inside them. There are two flavours in the box that I buy, which are pineapple ice cream with strawberry fruit ice and pineapple ice cream with lemon/lime fruit ice. My favourite is the one with the strawberry fruit ice and the ...  Read the complete review

Walls 8 Mini Twister Ice Lollies. I recently went into Sainsbury,s Supermarket with my little grandchildren, yes I know its hardly summer but they really fancied some ice lollies.I let them choose and they decided to choose these particular lollies. After their tea we decided to get some lollies out, I guess that I was happy to purchase these lollies because they are without artificial colouring and flavouring, and as these tend to hype the grandchildren up thought these would be suitable for them. They come in a carboard box, there are eight ice lollies in total inside, each one is individually rapped in a clear plastic wrapping, which ...  Read the complete review

Seing as it is such a sunny day, I thought I would review this while sitting in my garden in the sunshine after eating one of these. Perfect Ice Cream weather today. I'm still on my diet. I've lost 1 stone and 9lb so far, and I kind of miss the spontanious treats that you would grab on said sunny day. Diet foodhas come a long way in the last few years, so I can still enjoy thing like this. You buy these in a box of 8, and I paid £1.99 for them. Asda is selling 2 for £3 on a large variety of Ice Cream, so a little saving to be had. These are made by Walls. You get these in full sized Ice Cream lollies as well, but I think it is just the fruit ...  Read the complete review