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Asda Fruit & Fibre

 

Newest Review: ... for a 500g box and is made up of mostly wholewheat flakes, raisins, banana chips, apple, coconut and hazelnuts. The flakes ... more

 ... are inconsistent in shape and size and I always get a little over excited when I get a huge one. They are mixed with a fair consistency of the fruit although I am a little concerned at how they can advertise that there is hazelnuts featured inside when I can never find any. Maybe they are ground down into a powder! I do think that this is the case with a lot of these cereals; the best part always seems to come in the smallest amount. When the milk is added the flakes fair up really well and it does take a while befor...more

Lools_24
Premium Review Asda Fruit & Fibre: Cardboard and odd tasting bits of "fruit" (790 words)
by - written on 04/10/09 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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I really like Fruit and Fibre cereal as mentioned in a previous review for Kellog's Fruit and Fibre. However because of the price of the cereal from Kellogg's I decided to cut costs and opt for the supermarkets own brand alternatives. I shop at Asda for my main grocery shopping so decided to try out Asda's own version of Fruit and Fibre and oh how I regret it now.......... ***Packaging*** Asda Fruit and Fibre comes in a purple box with and image of the cereal on the front of the box along with the Asda brand. The packaging is very similar to the Kellogg's Fruit and Fibre product although the purple box of the Asda product is slightly darker ...  Read the complete review

SweetTooth93
Premium Review One of my favourites! (841 words)
by - written on 17/07/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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I love cereals and have recently again been trying various different ones. One of the cereals I've sampled is Asda fruit and fibre. This can be found in only in Asda as it is specific to them however the equivalent can be found in other supermarkets such as Tesco. There are also similar cereals in branded names but you must be prepared to pay a lot more for them. They can be found in the cereal aisle alongside the other fibre based cereals. These particular ones were right next to the All Bran. They come in two different sized boxes. One of them weighs 500g and the other is larger at 750g..This is quite a average for your typical cereal box ...  Read the complete review

topherbenn
Premium Review Asda Fruit & Fibre: WOW! A fruity start to the morning. (575 words)
by - written on 30/04/09 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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I usually have 'Weetabix' for breakfast, but fancied a change that would increase the fibre in my diet, so of course, I decided to try 'ASDA's Fruit & Fibre' cereal when I was doing my weekly shop. I've tried other fruit and fibre cereals, but I think this one is actually the best of the bunch! It doesn't mess about, this one, gives you exactly what you want for your fruity breakfast! As I've begun to notice, 'ASDA' doesn't really tend to bother much when it comes to packaging, some products have a small amount that isn't meant for aesthetic purposes, but then there's some that are, and I think this is one of the products they have made a bit ...  Read the complete review

jennikitten
Premium Review Tastes no different to other expensive varieties (392 words)
by - written on 17/10/08 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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I bought this yesterday thinking it would be good for cheap meals, especially as often I'm so tired I can't be bothered with much cooking! I should say here that I tried it with rice milk, which probably affects my review slightly (even though I have rice milk often). Location I walked into Asda with the intention of finding a vaguely healthy cereal. However, I didn't want to spend too much! I found it on the cereal/cereal bars aisle (unsurprisingly). Appearance The first thing I noticed - as you can tell from the picture - that the box is attractive with its healthy images of food and bright colours. In fact, I ...  Read the complete review

faders321
Premium Review Asda Fruit & Fibre: Banana and Bland (319 words)
by - written on 27/07/08 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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As you will know if you've read my previous reviews I don't normally shop at ASDA but had to when I was on holiday as it was the only nearby store. Whilst there I decided to try a new breakfast cereal, and chose ASDA Fruit & Fibre. I like fruit so I thought it might be a nice change for breakfast. It comes in a box of 500g for just 95p so I bought it because it was cheaper than the other brands. The box is yellow, blue and purple with pictures of the cereal on it and the words Fruit & Fibre in large print across the front. On the back are the ingredients and the nutritional information. Inside the box it is in a plastic wrapper to help keep it ...  Read the complete review

 

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