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Frijj MilkshakeNewest Review: ... don't like mega thick milkshake and this one was so thick that it made me gag after about the 3rd small sip of it. It's that ... more More Dairy Crest drinks
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by - written on 18/08/07 (Very useful, 252 readings)
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I have always been a big fan of milkshakes. They are tasty, refreshing, and must better for you than fizzy drinks. I have tried many, but there is only one that i keep coming back to. Frijj is made by dairy crest ltd, of shropshire. it has been one of the market leaders in the field of milkshakes for around fifteen years now, and is thick, and creamy and lovely!!! strawberry - Really nice. Thick, and with a real nice strong taste. Like all frijj shakes it is very thick, but not too much so. Banana - possibly the weakest of the range, or maybe its because of my hatred towards all banana flavoured things, but i just dont go for this one at ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/08/07 (Very useful, 217 readings)
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Frijj is one of the most famous milshake manufacturers around the world along with Nesquick they have dominated the milkshake market for some years with a variety of different milkshakes. Here is my review of Frijj milkshakes. Back in 1993 when Frijj started there were only three flavours of milkshake they sold. they were the most common Banana, Chocolate and Strawberry. They predominantly sell in the United Kingdom and are made by Dairy Crest with the head office in Shropshire. Now since their debut fourteen years ago in 1993 they have released several different flavours of milkshake including Toffee Caramel, Raspberry, Vanilla and Chocolate fudge ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/04/08 (Very useful, 201 readings)
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Milkshakes are something which I tend to buy only occasionally and then only for Hubby's consumption. Recently I came across Friji milkshakes and thought I would buy these for a change. Initially, of course, it was because they were on special as a BOGOFF offer. Usually 500ml bottle of Friji retails in Netto for 95p, so it is not a cheap and cheerful buy. As we are still living in a caravan, since last years flood damage to the house is in the process of being rectified, I have found that I have been eating and drinking lots of products which I would not usually consume. I tell you this as it explains how I started drinking and loving the Friji milkshakes. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/04/08 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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Frijj has been at th forefront of the milkshake market in the UK and is probably one of the most popular milkshake brands you can buy. In any supermarket you will find the FRIJJ milkshakes on the milk aisle or somewhere near the milk. If I have milkshake it is almost always a Frijj, they come in many different flavours, There are 5 in total; Banana Chocolate Strawberry Chocolate Fudge Brownie Chocolate & Orange In the past there have also been Toffee Caramel flavour and raspberry flavour but these are out of production currently. I'm sure Frijj will come up with some new flavours in the future but the selection they have ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/02/08 (Useful, 65 readings)
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Even when I was young I never liked drinking milk, I can handle it on my cereal but not on its own so from an earl age in order to get me to drink milk my mother would flavour it. She figured the downside of adding a sugary syrup was offset some what by the consumption of something that was good for young children. These days I tend to drink milkshake still if I want a milk based drink and Frijj are a great brand to opt for. It is made from fresh milk so you do need to store it in the frdge however the screw top means that you can consume it over a couple of days once it has been opened. There is a range of flavours, my favourite is the Strawberry ... Read the complete review
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