Kinder Happy Hippo Reviews

I've had these little hippo shaped biscuits sat in my cupboard for a few weeks now and never got round to opening the pack, they have sat waiting patiently to be eaten and now that I've finally had one I thought id share the experience here. Coming in a box of 5 these are individually wrapped biscuit made by Kinder, the variety I have ...  Read the complete review

Everytime I visit the supermarket, I'm always on the look out for a snack that can add variety to my son's lunchbox. Something that he would enjoy while having his packed lunch in school. I found this kinder happy hippo in a colourful cardboard pack described as " Now Crispier Than Ever" and you can see the 5 individually wrap shaped ...  Read the complete review

Recently these Kinder Happy Hippos were on offer when I went shopping with my mum so I made her get some for me! At buy one get one free they were 87p for ten - bargain! I have always loved these cute snacks as I love wafer type titbits to eat when I am relaxing at night although I find it very hard to eat less than three in ...  Read the complete review

Damnable 'Happy Hippos' looking up at me with their hypnotic eyes silently saying 'Buy us, Buy us, we're on Buy One get One free!' Arghhh, if only I had the willpower to tell them to 'Bog Off', but I simply couldn't! Dreamily delectable and made by 'Kinder', whilst imported and then distributed by 'Ferrero UK Ltd'; my ...  Read the complete review

Kinder Happy Hippos are the best sweets in the world. Nothing more perfect exists. The first time I bought one, like a child I was swayed by the fact that it was shaped like an animal, and so drew me to it as I was queueing in a petrol station. Happy Hippos are two-bite sized biscuits, shaped like the head and body of a hippo. They have ...  Read the complete review

Kinder, a product of the Italian manufacturer Ferrero, have produced a range of unique chocolate treats, primarily aimed at younger consumers. Kinder was established in 1956, and is probably best known for its overpriced Surprise egg, and more recently Kinder Bueno bars (which I've previously reviewed). You'd expect good quality products from ...  Read the complete review

I have a job that involves working nights and I have found the only way to survive working such unusual hours is to buy myself a different 'treat' each night to give me a sugar burst big enough to distract me from the fact I'm supposed to be asleep. This week as I was browsing the supermarket trying to find a treat for the week a particularly ...  Read the complete review

YUM - these crunchy little numbers, individually wrapped to keep in all the little bits stuck on them, which all fall off when you open the packet - are really quite saucy. Filled with the trademark Kinder Hazlenut cream surrounded by light wafer crunch and topped off with a little kinder chocolate and sweet bits - they are great for a ...  Read the complete review

Everyone loves sweets and biscuits and I'm as much a fan as most people. I probably eat more than I should but they are just so good! Kinder Happy Hippo are a really great snack for when you're in the mood for something sweet and creamy. They are made by Kinder who used to make little eggs with toys inside, they were a lot of fun and really ...  Read the complete review

The Happy Hippo I am reviewing is not the one pictured above, I speak of the non-chocolate version which i consider to be far superior. The Happy Hippo is a delightful treat from the word go, it has to be one of the most aesthetically pleasing goodies availible and compared to jelly sweets etc that are 'shaped' like things the Happy ...  Read the complete review

===KINDER HAPPY HIPPO=== I love all things Kinder! From the famous Kinder egg with their dinky toys inside, right through to the delicious little milk and hazelnut Kinder Happy Hippo; He's just so cute. I should think that kids really love this little animal chocolate. It made me smile, so much so that I found it hard to actually eat ...  Read the complete review

Happy hippo is a biscuit with a milk and hazlenut filling shaped like a hippo . You can buy them on their own for 25p or in packs of five for around a pound. You can buy the single ones from a lot of newsagents , and the packs of five you can buy from supermarkets. ~ So what do they look like ~ They ...  Read the complete review

I have always been a fan of Kinder chocolate. Usually Galaxy and Cadbury win but I like the fact that Kinder doesn't just do strictly chocolate and have some unusual parts of their selection. I like the Kinder Maxi, Bueno and surprise but lately I have been finding that I like the Happy Hippo. I don't know why but at first when anyone ...  Read the complete review

I first encountered happy hippos when my boyfriend arrived at my house clutching a half-eaten box and saying 'you have GOT to try these!'... At first glance they are fairly unexciting, the classic orange and white packaging that goes with all Kinder packaging. When removed from the box, you find yourself holding a small cellophane ...  Read the complete review

Hippopotami are, by definition,' large, mud wallowing, herbivorous mammals' ...so when my son announced he wanted Happy Hippos in his lunch box, it merely confirmed what I had suspected ever since his birth....that he was totally barking ! However, having decided that his mother was, indeed, completely ignorant, my son proceeded to explain that ...  Read the complete review

Now I've always loved kinder eggs. Easter was a happy time for me. However two years ago I found a wonderful thing called a Bueno. I saw the name Kinder and thought 'Hey! It can't be bad if it's Kinder' so I bought it. More recently however, I saw surreal ads on TV for a Kinder Happy Hippo and felt torn. I felt so inclined to run out and get ...  Read the complete review

Hey! I can't believe I'm even recommending these, they are so good they can sell themselves, but if you don't know they exsist you'll never try them! You'd be missing out if you didn't! I sw these Hippos at my local Jacksons and i couldn't resist buying one just to try it! I loved the Buenos so i ...  Read the complete review

Just before Christmas one of the elderly ladies I take care of asked me to buy some sort of sweets to add to an article of clothing she had bought her great grandchild for Christmas, she didn?t want to spend over £1 on them as it was just a small addiction to another gift so off I went in search of something. I was looking in Woollies ...  Read the complete review