Asda Cola Bottles

Asda's own is a range I believe in, but their sweets often lack, so how will the cola bottles do? Fizzy Cola Bottles have become a more and more complex area of late; it seems every co-op, spar and independent shop has their own range, and of course the results vary massively. Some supermarkets produce limp, flaccid bottles which are very jelly-like, whilst other shops have bottles that have no fizz to them. Yes, I have often bought a pack only to regret it. And so, it is with great pleasure, that we come to Asda Cola Bottles: the king of the cola bottle. First off, the texture and size: they're semi-hard. They're quite big compared to other brands, ...  Read the complete review

Powering on through my stack of empty sweet packets the next one in line is Asda's Cola Bottles. These sweets come in a red bag with a deeper red verging on brown large cola bottle in the centre. Across this bottle is written 'cola bottles' - no guessing what the sweet actually is then. The front of the bag then informs me, twice in fact, that the sweets inside contain no artificial colours or flavours. A banner along the bottom of the bag then tells me hat the sweet can be purchased on offer "Any 3 for £1" although they can be bought individually for 38p a bag. The back of the bag contains all the ingredient lists, storage instructions and ...  Read the complete review