KP Choc Dips Original Reviews

These are quite nice, usually very good value, easy to carry and tasty. However, they seem very 'cheap' and the quality sometimes leads a lot to be desired. Kids will love them and they are the perfect snack for on-the-go. The packaging is simple and easy to recognise on the supermarket shelf. Its easy to open, and the product is ...  Read the complete review

This is a retro product that I m sure most adults around the age of 30 can remember - altough I am sure they were bigger when I was a child. The Chocolate dip is very similar to nutella spread and is found in a compartment within the cardboard packaging. The shape and size of which is very similar to an old fashioned yogurt pot, however ...  Read the complete review

These choc dips pots are a fantastic snack and a bit of a treat, and although there something that I used to have all the time when I was little I don't really eat them as much nowadays, however they can be bought very cheap and are still good for a quick snack to take out with you. They are basically a biscuit and dip product that ...  Read the complete review

I remember as a kid, pestering and bugging my mom nonstop until she would finally give in and get me a tub of KP Choc Dips. I recently got a tub, after twenty odd years of growing up, and I don't know why the child version of me was so desperate for them. Each little plastic tub, resembling a small cup, with a peel off lid, contains a ...  Read the complete review

PACKAGING This comes in a delightful little plastic container with the KP logo written on it. The main colors you will see on it are red, blue, yellow, brown and white. The lid is a foil lid which makes it easy to open and the inside is colored entirely white. When you open it you will see two separate compartments one for ...  Read the complete review

KP Choc Dips are one of the things that i have fond memorys of eating all the time when i was a kid. A Choc Dip comes in a blue round plastic small container. It has a foil tear off lid and has the words "Choc Dip" and a splatter of chocolate on the outside of the container. The packaging is fun and eyecatching and everytime ...  Read the complete review

I always used to eat KP Choc Dips when I was in primary school many many many erm years ago so when I seen them the other week in my local post office shop I decided to buy some for my 21 month old twin boys who are quite independant when it comes to eating and enjoy eating new snacks. KP Choc Dips come in plastic 32g pots, just like a ...  Read the complete review

KP choc dips are a particular favourite snack of my sons though thought it deserved a good review! They have been going for years and are still as popular to this day and unlike most products nowadays they have remained the same as they were years ago without needing to be modernised. KP Choc Dips are contained within a yogurt style pot ...  Read the complete review

KP Choc Dips are something that bring back a bit of nostalgia for me. I remember eating them as a child because my Mum used to put them in my packed lunch - yum! Chop dips is a plastic tub which is divided in to two sections; one containing about an inch of chocolate and the other containing around a dozen biscuit sticks which you are ...  Read the complete review

Here's a blast from the past - one of the things my friends used to have in their packed lunch box that made me green with envy as I looked at my crappy cheese sandwich: the KP Chocolate Dip. The KP Chocolate Dip is a bit like a plastic cup or a yoghurt pot, that is divided into two sections. In one section, are around a dozen finger ...  Read the complete review

These are a blast from the past, I used to eat choc dips by the bucket load as a kid but back then I didnt appreciate the taste of good chocolate. I was thrilled a few months back to spot these in my local newsagent and feeling a little nostalgic thought I'd treat myself to a tub in place of a regular chocolate bar....wish I hadnt ...  Read the complete review

I haven't had one of these for years but a pack of three for £1 on approvedfood.co.uk seem to good to pass on. They come in an interesting little 32g pot that puts me in the mind of fruit corners and they are made by KP. When you peel back the foil lid you will see that one side has a small amount of soft chocolate in it and the other ...  Read the complete review

This has got to be one of the ultimate chocolate treats - and it has to be a treat at nearly 200 calories per pot. The pot is made up of biscuits and chocolate sauce - it is a really thick chocolate sauce - the consistency of melted chocolate. The biscuits are the size of the tub about 7cm in length and look a bit like mini breadsticks ...  Read the complete review

KP excelled themselves when they introduced this delicious choc dip to the market. I am sure there are many that would turn down the offer of a KP choc dip thinking that it is designed with children in mind. But anyone who hasn't ever tasted a KP Choc dip would be pleasantly surprised. They are ideal to take on a picnic and my niece often has ...  Read the complete review

I love these.I used to buy them all the time as a child,and they have been on sale for many years now. These biscuity smooth sticks are in a seperate pouch from the chocolate.The chocolate is so smooth and creamy.But when dipping the biscuit into it,you get a lovely crunch with a chocolate flavour,more or less like eating a chocolate ...  Read the complete review

As a young girl KP Choc dips were one of my favourite treats but although I loved them dearly I just seemed to grow out of them or tire myself of them or something because I just suddenly stopped eating them. I now have two kids of my own and my son has been right into these for a few years now and it has re-kindled my love for ...  Read the complete review

Oh yes yes yes!!! These are sooooooo utterly perfect! Well actually no there aren't - they should be ten times the size! Other than that they're perfect! I adored these as a child and every so often I will see them when I am queueing at a supermarket check out and I just have to have one. Seriously, get some if you are going around ...  Read the complete review

Do you remember eating KP Choc dips when you were young? These were always my treat when I had been good. Seeing them today in the shop, I had to buy one. They were a lot more than the 20p I remember them being, and a 32g pot will now cost 55p. Apart from the price they looked just like I remember them, a deep blue pot with a foil lid that ...  Read the complete review

Another childhood memory! Choc dips made by kp and reasonable priced at some stores. I got a pack of three from my local £1 shop for you guessed it £1! The pack contains about fourteen biscuit fingers and a small corner of chocolate! The biscuits completly out weigh the choc! Disappoint the chocolate does not got right to the bottom of ...  Read the complete review

I'm a big fan of chocolate, as most people are and I also love biscuits so what could be better than a pot of chocolate with some biscuits? Well perhaps a bigger pot of chocolate but anyway it is a wonderful snack. I was wondering around Tesco and looking for something a bit different to eat for once when I came across KP Choc Dips Original. I ...  Read the complete review