Nestle After Eight Reviews

I was shopping for gifts to give at a friend's dinner party. I decided to buy the usual, flowers and chocolates. The flowers were sorted, beautiful and festive poinsettias. The chocolates were very hard to choose, I wanted dark chocolate, that didn't look tacky or cheap. A posh rectangular box, smelling distinctively of peppermint, caught my eye. ...  Read the complete review

After Eights are small, thin, square mint chocolates. Just in case you were wondering. Available in various flavours now (orange, coffee) i will only focus on the mint variety, as that's the only ones i've ever really eaten. These come in a recognisable dark green and black box, with 'After Eight' scrawled on it in white ...  Read the complete review

I was in Co-op reccently and saw they had After Eight chocolates on offer for £2 and they also had an extra 50% free in them ( usually 300g, these had 450g), knowing my mum likes these I got 2 boxes, one for her birthday and one to put out at Christmas. Unfortunatly temptation got the better of me and I opened a box and ate them ( not ...  Read the complete review

After eight mints are just delicious. We go to our local curry house a few times a month as a treat and after you finished your meal they always give you an after eight mint. They consist of a rich dark chocolate with a white minty soft smooth centre (I love all soft cetres yummy) They taste better when they are cold the chocolate seems to taste ...  Read the complete review

As much as they can be purchased throughout the year I'll usually see these in every shop window during the Christmas period. Every time I see them there's usually an offer too which will convince me to make a purchase; one in which I won't regret. After Eight mints, made my Nestle, come in a rectangular bottle green box with elegant ...  Read the complete review

After eights are the only chocolate mints you should ever consider, the creme de la creme of chocolate mints. With their flavoursome dark chocolate enrobing a delicious and not overpowering peppermint fondant. These little slices of luxury are available in pretty much every supermarket and often at very reasonable prices. Traditionally ...  Read the complete review

These delightful mouthfuls of heaven consist of a mint creme coated in a light layer of rich, dark chocolate. They are a favourite at dinner parties and are renowned for being the perfect accompaniment for after dinner coffee. Just one of these chocolates with an after dinner drink is perfect for cleansing the palate and topping off a ...  Read the complete review

After eights are a great chocolate sweet product that are really designed as a kind of finisher after a meal, which I guess is why they are called after eights, as long as you have your meal after 8 of course. They are made up of mainly dark chocolate, its nestle dark chocolate and although I cant really think of any other dark ...  Read the complete review

After Eights are something of an acquired taste for sure - I know many that love them and many that hate them. It essentially boils down to whether or not you like dark chocolate, for that is what comprises most of this sweet. The marketing and advertising borrows a lot from the ideas proposed by the likes of Ferrero Rocher - it is ...  Read the complete review

After Eight's are some of my favourite's, and for good reason. They are very tasty, and melt in your mouth. They do cost more than alternatives, but the higher quality and better taste makes it all worth it. The packaging is very simple, and easy to find on the shelf. It can be read very easily with clear text. The product is always ...  Read the complete review

Nestle After Eights are delicious little chocolate treats, which make an ideal snack when you invite friends round for tea or dinner. They aren't cheap and have a sense of poshness about them, because they are quality chocolates and are all individually wrapped too. You can buy a 300g box for £2.63 or so at places such as Tesco, Asda and ...  Read the complete review

After Eights are made up of squares of thing chocolate, filled with mint cream fondant. Ultimately, these are very very tasty. There's something about having a very thin layer of chocolate - it makes it easy to bite, it crunches satisfyingly in your mouth, and it begins to melt the minute you eat it. Now add to that the gloopy mint ...  Read the complete review

Nestle after eight mints remind me of chirstmas. I am not sure if that is because I just buy them at Christmas out of habit or if they push sales more at Christmas! After eight chocolates are made by Nestle. They onyl have a tiny Nestle logo on the front so it is not obvious they are made by this brand and they deviate from the normal ...  Read the complete review

After Eight mints are a must at Christmas. I hate plain / dark chocolate but I like after eight mints- they are just special for that family around the table after dinner occasion. I thihk part of their appeal is not just to do with the chocolate- it is about the box, the corrugated interior, the little envelopes, the little envelope somewhere in ...  Read the complete review

After Eight Mints are just the best chocolate, usually eaten around christmas time or special occasions or events like dinner parties etc. I think thae fact that they are really only eaten at times like this is one of their advantages, it makes them seem like a luxury treat, only for certain time a year. If you ate them more frequently, I just ...  Read the complete review

Nestle After Eights are so so good. These are a national institution and are mandatory in our house at Christmas time. For anybody that doesn't know these they are wafer thin dark chocolates with a mint sticky cream in the middle. And the combination of the two together works brilliantly. They are square about 3cm x 3cm and they come in ...  Read the complete review

After Eight Mints are the thing people always bring when they come to your house for dinner (well my house they do as we don't drink very often). To me as a kid it always seemed very posh to have mint after your dinner as this was what you had when you went out to eat at a restaurant. I always but a packet of these on my Christmas shopping list ...  Read the complete review

I have such fond memories of eating these after our Christmas dinner. Every year without fail, mum would produce a box of these once the last spoonful of dessert had been consumed and my borthers and I would excitably gaze at the box until my dad was ready to unwrap them. At the time I could eat one after the other after the other and this is ...  Read the complete review

After Eight - or chocolate mint thins as it says on the box - have been around since 1962 when the Rowntree company were responsible for creating the concept of the 'After Dinner Mint' within the confectionery market. Unfortunately the brand is now owned by Nestle. I have just rather greedily finished off a box during the last seven ...  Read the complete review

I do enjoy these. I must admit I have just polished off an entire box in one evening, yes that's right. An entire box! You have one then you simply have to have another. So I had about forty. What are they: After Eights are dark chocolate mints, cut into classy looking squares. There is something ever so chic about them, they ...  Read the complete review