Mini Babybel Reviews

Small pieces of edam cheese, aimed primarily at children because of their distinctive waxy packaging, that has to be removed before eating. Despite the cheese itself being of Dutch origin (only the red ones) they were first made actually in France. Each small cheese is about the size of a golf ball (flattened though) and is protected with a ...  Read the complete review

Mini Babybel Bah-bah-bah-Bah-Baby Bel.......that song, is one that gets on your nerves, but sticks in your mind. Babybel is a little mini cheese, that is encased in a red wax coating, that peels off, and this is encased in the outer wrapper. The cheeses are usually purchased in nets of 6, around £1.80 but have been ...  Read the complete review

Mini Babybel - cheese Description: Soft cheese made of cow milk. Made famous by lunch trays on transatlantic flights, Babybel is the French version of the Dutch cheese Edam, and features distinctive colored wax coatings. Wine Partners: Pinot Noir. Fat Content: 25%. Water Content: 45%. A 6 pack of these cost me £1.65 from my ...  Read the complete review

I have just reviewed Ribena, and talked about how cartons of the blackcurrant juice were a staple part of lunchbox dinners for me growing up, and completely forgot to mention Babybel! How could I forget the cutest cheeses ever produced? Properly known as Mini Babybel, each individually wrapped cheese (portion?) is shaped like a wheel, ...  Read the complete review

Mini babybel cheeses are the best snack cheese out there in my opinion and I think it's a favourite with most people as well, I think everyone who likes cheese has probably tried one of these at some point in their lives. They are those little cheeses that come wrapped up nice and fresh in a circle of unwrapable red wax. The cheeses ...  Read the complete review

As you may have guessed if you have read any of my other reviews so far, I am obsessed with snacking and with foods that are convenient to take to work. I am also dieting (I've lost 15 pounds and have just 5 to go!) so I am very careful about the calorie counts in my food. Babybel is perfect for each of these purposes. Babybel tastes ...  Read the complete review

I remember my first trip to France, when I was 12 . A bunch of rowdy British almost- teens running riot in the hypermarkets, chased by teachers trying to stop us buying anything inappropriate . I didn't buy anything too naughty, but I did come back with a net of Mini Babybel cheeses! Never before had I seen something so wonderful, so ...  Read the complete review

I am sure you all remember the advert from a few years bag which went "ba ba ba babybel", well I certainly do as it was one of those songs that has stuck in my head for years. In case you have never come across Babybel these are small circular bits of cheese encased in different colours of wax according to the type of cheese ...  Read the complete review

Babybels are a cheese that comes in a variety of flavours including 'Light', 'mild' and 'original'. They are available in most supermarket and for a net of 6 you will pay around£1.30. Each cheese weighs in at 20g and they can be found in the chiller cabinets. The whole thing is shaped like a flat, circle but the main 'pull' of the ...  Read the complete review

I wonder if Bar-bar-bar-Bar-bar-bar-Ann eats ba-ba-ba-ba Baby Bel? Whenever I hear or see anything about BabyBel's I always have the advert song in my head where they sing the words ba-ba-ba-ba-Baby-Bel to the tune of the Beach Boys hit Barbara Ann. Their advertising has always been quite quirky. Now they have an advert where they show ...  Read the complete review

Ba-ba-ba-ba-babybell. You've all heard it, but have you tried it? Mini babybels are a fantastic small cheese snack, I find two make the perfect snack. The cheeses come individually wrapped in a red wax coating and a plastic wrapper. These small cheeses are ideal for packed lunches, general snacks from the fridge or any other take out ...  Read the complete review

Babybel are one of those products everyone can hum the theme to the TV advert too (as annoying as it is) without realising until you start to think about the product that you can actually remember atleast two of their adverts... I don't buy these cheeses unless they are on some special offer as they are expensive for what you get. A ...  Read the complete review

I quite often like a cheese snack and I normally opt for a block of plain cheddar cheese to satisfy my cravings, or thick slices of cheddar on my sandwich with coleslaw! However sometimes the only thing that will do, is a baby bel! One I've tried recently is the regular baby bel! They are sold in all supermarkets such as Asda and Tesco ...  Read the complete review

Please don't hate me. I'm a nice person, I really am, I just...don't like Babybel. There, I've said it, it's out in the open now and if the majority of the British public want to hurl abuse then so be it, I just can't live with the secrecy anymore! I'm painfully aware that Babybel seems to be some sort of lunchtime right of passage in this ...  Read the complete review

We buy mini babybel cheese primarily for my little boy Reed. He definitely loves cheese, but as he is still a toddler, isn't keen on really mature ones. Mini babybel are individual snacks, not unlike edam. They come in their own red wax casing, which you peel off and are then left with a little round cheese which is perfect for a couple ...  Read the complete review

I started buying Babybel for a light snack in between meals. I like cheese and I thought this would be a good way of having something that was small and tasty but would hopefully be enough to fill me up! There are a few varieties of Babybel and for clarification the one I have here is the Cheddar flavour. When you buy ...  Read the complete review

Mini Babybel is a French made miniature circular wax encased cheese styled on the Dutch cheese Edam. It is also available in Cheddar, Goat's Cheese and Swiss Emmenthal varieties but is most commonly seen in the U.K. shops in the Edam variety which is encased in red wax. As the name suggests the cheeses are mini. They are ...  Read the complete review

A babybel is a piece of soft cheee made into the shape of a circle with a red wax outting which you have to peel away before you can eat it. Babybels marketing campaign is with a song to the them tune of Barbara Ann and is very catchy. They try to attract kid by having a babybell bouncing all around the place onto busses etc and it fun to ...  Read the complete review

The idea of a small circle of cheese wheeling its way all over the place might to some as it does me, not make for an appealing advertisement so thankfully we can ignore the none to clever advert for these little wheels of wonder. If you are lucky and shop around you are going to get a plastic mesh bag with six little wonder wheels of Babybel ...  Read the complete review

I am not a big fan of tangy cheeses and prefer a milder cheddar so these are perfect as far as my taste in cheese is concerned. Baby bells can be brought in single cheeses from morrisons or in bags of 6. Each cheese has an outer wrapper of red plastic which is see through and needs to be removed, underneith this wrapper you ...  Read the complete review