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Asda Good For You Croissants

 
Description: Manufacturer: Asda / type: Bread

Newest Review: ... to pick up after running all the way there. This range should really be called Asda's "Not quite so bad for you!" ... more

 ... That would be a bit more honest! :) Anyway, I digress. The pack of eight croissants last 4 days from opening. (Fat chance! No pun intended!) The packaging is clear so you can see how many are left to tempt you. The plastic pack is recyclable and there are no unneccesary fiddly bits of wrapping to fill waste sites. They can be eaten cold or heated in the oven or microwave. I find microwaving for the suggested time, 15 seconds?, leaves them a bit soggy unless you stand them on a piece of kitchen paper. I prefer mine...more

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GillMN
Premium Review Asda Good For You Croissants: Asda says they're 'Good for you' Croissants. (410 words)
by - written on 28/08/08 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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At £1.79 for eight croissants these are not expensive. (Considering you would pay more than that for just one in a cafe!) They taste good, the 40% fat reduction is not that noticeable which pleasantly suprised me. They also explode in large flakes all over your chest, table and floor, just like normal ones do! They are part of the large 'Good for you.' range from Asda. Now come on Asda! Who are you trying to kid? The only way these croissants would be good for you is if you got a friend to drive three miles away from your house and leave them on a handy gate post for you to pick up after running all the way there. This ...  Read the complete review

AmyAmy
Premium Review Cry out for the croissant! (626 words)
by - written on 14/06/08 (Very useful, 143 readings)
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I'd always fancied trying croissants; they looked so scrumptious! I'd never quite gotten round to it though, until I stayed away from home for a few days and found some in my mam's kitchen cupboard. I thought this was a good a time as any to give them a try, and took one out of the packet. It was delicious! When I went back home, I couldn't help but add some to the trolley whilst at Asda. The Good For You croissants come in a pack of 8, in a clear packet so you can see right in. The croissants themselves are a nice size, fitting across the palm of my hand. I liked my croissant warmed up (though you can eat it cold from the packet) so I popped it into the ...  Read the complete review

 

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