Kellogg's Elevenses About Elevenses These raisin bakes were a life saver during my pregnancy. I went off all sorts of foods and yet it's so important to keep yourself nourished and not skip meals, finding something you can enjoy can be difficult. I've kept a stash of these in the cupboard , car and handbag since discovering them. They are handy and compact and taste great! What's it like The bar is a moist and cakey consistency which reminds me a little of gingerbread with oats and raisins in too. They taste really yummy too! Packaging Packaged in a cardboard box which goes straight in the recycling box, the ...  Read the complete review

I have bought these before but decided to give them another try when they were recently on offer at half price in Sainsburys making them just over £1.20 for 6 so the right price of around £2.40 is EXPENSIVE! **INTRO** We all know Kelloggs are an extremely well known brand of cereal and cereal products well loved for many years. Well, these little bars arent actually cereal bars, they are much more! They are described as RAISIN BAKES - delicious bakes made with rolled oats, wheat and plump raisins! YUM! **PACKAGING** Elevenses come individually wrapped in a sealed foil wrapper and the six bars come in a recycable ...  Read the complete review

This is another one of the snack items I decided to buy for my kids today. I used to buy Elevenses, raisin bakes on a regular basis, but like most snack items, they are just so expensive! Kellogg's Elevenses no longer bare the nutri-grain logo, as shown above. I bought a pack of six, which come in an attractive lilac and purple cardboard box. On the front of the box is a purple, clock face with the 'V' of Elevenses forming the hands on the clock. There is also a picture of an unwrapped raisin bake, sitting on a lilac cloth with a cup of tea in the background. Yum, tea and cake - what could be better! The bakes are all individually wrapped in foil, ...  Read the complete review

I try not to eat too many cereal bars but it has to be said that they are a very handy snack while I'm at work and lately I've become quite fond of Elevenses Raisin Bakes... You can buy them for about 50p (individually from shops) or in multi-packs at the supermarkets - 6 bars for £2.25. Made by Kelloggs and part of the Nutri-Grain family, Elevenses are quite different to the regular Nutri-Grain cereal bars which are thin and filled with jam and can be quite sugary. Elevenses are shorter and more chunky in size and have a very cakey texture with raisins throughout and a sprinkling of oats on the top. They are very moreish and I wish they were just a little ...  Read the complete review

What are they? ************ They like a cross between a cake and a soft biscuit - though Kellogg's like to refer to them as 'Wheat & Oatmeal Bakes'. Special features? ************* These are intended as a healthy snacking alternative than chocolate bars and crisps - a sugar booster but with nutritional goodness and benefits. Made with wheat flour and rolled oat cereals with added vitamins and minerals. Though they are called 'Elevenses' they are by no means restricted to 11 o' clock snacking - they can be eaten anytime of the day - I tend to have them in the afternoons, they're a great sugar boost for the sluggish ...  Read the complete review