Dairylea Dunkers Baked Crisps

I'm not a fan of the breadstick Dairylea dunkers, as they're a bit boring - tasteless breadstick with not particularly . However, I love the different versions that have flavoured dipping bits, like the crisps and tubes, as the flavour adds a bit of oomph to the Dairylea spread. Packaging? Easy to open, foil lid on a plastic tub. The lid peels back easily, first to reveal the Dairylea and second to reveal the crisps. If you needed to repackage the pack for any reason you could pop the foil back over and keep it in place with the tab - however keep it upright or you risk spread spillage! Taste? The Dairylea spread tastes cheesy, but not ...  Read the complete review

*WHAT ARE DAIRYLEA DUNKERS BAKED CRISPS?* Dairylea Dunkers are made by Kraft, there are a couple of varieties, but I am reviewing the baked crisps one. Basically Dairylea Dunkers, if you've never had them is basically a crisp and cheese dip format. A small pot holds the Dairylea cheese, and a larger pot holds the crisps, which are onion and tomato flavour. Pretty nifty for an a snack or to put in a childs lunchbox. These are pretty much aimed for the childs lunchbox market, but if your a big kid like me then they are also for the older take to work market. *THE TUB* The tub that the product comes in is plastic with a peelable foil ...  Read the complete review

Dairylea Dunkers - Baked Crisps **WHAT THEY ARE** Dairylea Dunkers are a dairy snack with cheese in a small tub and on the other side of the tub there are onion and tomato flavour potato and wheat crisps. **PACKAGING** They come in a white plastic tub, which has two sides to it. One side has half-fat cheese dip and the other side has baked crisps. There is a foil lid, which keeps it fresh, and you have to peel off to get into the snack. On the front on the foil label there is the Dairylea Dunker logo in large letters in yellow writing. There is also a cute cow on the front holding a baked crisp. The packaging would appeal to ...  Read the complete review

My daughter has to be the world's most picky eater so when she started school I was dreading trying to feed her. I knew there was no way she would ever eat a school dinner and as she dosn't like bread I was struggling to think of things to put in her packed lunch. For the first few weeks of school she was eating not very healthy or filling lunches as I just couldn't find anything that she liked to include. I came across a pack of Dairylea Dunkers whilst shopping one day, they were on special offer at 4 for £1 and I thought they were worth a try. The packaging is nice and bright and it is the perfect size to include in a packed ...  Read the complete review

I purchase my Dairylea Dunkers Baked Crisps from my local corner store for 65p but they are available in most supermarkets for around 50p singly or cheaper as part of a multipack. The pot is white with a blue lid which is made from foil. Once the lid is peeled back it reveals an oblong tray with the baked crisps and a smaller tray which contains the half fat cheese for dunking. The crisps have been baked so they are quite healthy but I would not recommend eating these alone as they are quite dry and definitely better served with the cheese. The cheese is made from 51% skimmed milk & 16% cheese the other 33% is whey, ...  Read the complete review