I am not a huge fan of milkshakes to be honest, but on a recent shopping trip I couldn't find any water in the Tesco (not that I really looked) and Frijj milkshakes were on offer at the very front of the store. === Price & Availability === I brought mine for £1 on offer like I said and it usually retails at around £1.60-£2.00. It can be brought from most newsagents and super markets but prices do vary depending on the store. I would recommend checking the end of date though as I have almost brought one previously from a newsagents which was out of date - being a milk based product this is ridiculous and very bad for your ...  Read the complete review

On first look, you may think that these are the most sickly, indulgent gloopy drinks available - and you'd be just about right. Or at least, the Frijj range is just the right side of all of those attributes, and they profess to be low in fat as well!! It's all about the quantities and just how much you're willing to push yourself, I guess. Frijj is a brand name that has become synonymous with fresh and tasty lower fat gloop milkshakes, and I've long been a fan. The Chocolate Fudge Brownie flavour one is one of the more chocolatey flavoured ones, with the choc outweighing the fudge in terms of flavour. This works, though, and the strong smell that you initially ...  Read the complete review

I have always loved milkshakes, particularly thick ones, and it used to be the highlight of my week if we were taken to McDonalds when I was a child, and I got to have a McDonalds milkshake. I also remember that Frijj milkshakes were an occasional treat as they were expensive. Luckily though, they are often on some kind of special offer these days (best one was 99p each or 2 for £1 in Morrisons! Why not just BOGOF?), so I do like to treat myself. They are currently in Tesco at £1.20 each on a BOGOF offer (3/9/11) The one I have had most recently is the chocolate fudge brownie flavour. This is probably the one I have had the most often in recent times, as it's ...  Read the complete review

All FRijj milkshakes come in a funky styled curvy plastic bottle which has clearly been designed to perfectly fit into the palm of your hand for simple drinking. I'm not going to bother describing the packaging because you probably already know what it looks like, and if not, you can take a look at the image above. It has a lovely bulging midriff to make the bottle appear wider and to tempt you into reaching out and lifting it off the shelf. For those of you who are environmentally friendly with green intensions the bottle and cap can both be recycled. Just be aware that the plastic sleeve isn't recyclable so you will need to remove it first. The bottle ...  Read the complete review

I love chocolate brownies and I love milkshakes so I was delighted to see that Frijj make a chocolate fudge brownie flavour milkshake. I hadn't tried a drink from this brand before, probably because I dismissed them as a child's brand. The bottle looks as though it is aimed at the teenage and child market with cartoon like pictures of chocolate splodges. [Despite Dooyoos picture, the ones I have bought most recently don't have a Simpsons picture on.] Well I am a little past my teenage years but I still like these milkshakes! AROMA As soon as I opened my first bottle I was hit by the most delicious smell. It reminded me of a chocolate cake dough, or ...  Read the complete review