Dorset Cereals Super High Fibre

A few months ago I did a much needed clearout of my kitchen cupboards and was amazed at how many half empty boxes of cereals I actually had!, rarely finding the time to enjoy breakfast I tend to get bored of the latest faddy cereals on offer, or simply forget they are lurking in the cupboard. On a recent food shop (a unusually healthy one at that!, but then it is new year! and the health kick begins again) I spotted this little beauty. I must admit that the thing that at attracted me to it was the beautifully designed box - quite a work of art, the product is contained in an elegant matt brown box, with silver and orange detailing, it shouted 'class' - if a ...  Read the complete review

Do not, under any circumstances, judge this product by the name that is printed on the box. I shall explain... Think of a high-fibre flake cereal that has a some crunch, but no honey or sugar glaze. Ponder on a traditional cereal with raisins in it that you might find in your local supermarket. Imagine a cereal with coconut and hazelnuts. You're probably contemplating one of the myriad "fruit and fibre"-type cereals, with those granite-like chunks of dried banana in, right? Think again. Toasted malted wheat and oat flakes. Flame raisins bigger than your thumbnail. Small pieces of diced apricot and chunks of date. Sunflower ...  Read the complete review