Marks & Spencer Percy Pigs Reviews

My best friend's father was English but she was born and raised in the US. She always brings an extra suitcase with her when she comes to visit London, as she always leaves with an excess amount of English chocolates and candies - Cadbury's is simply better than its US equivalent, Hershey's, and there are no suitable substitutes for Rowntree Fruit ...  Read the complete review

Percy Pigs are the only thing that come to my mind when I think of Marks and Spencer confectionary. For anyone out of the loop then I will explain that Percy Pigs are Raspberry flavour fruit gums in the shape of a pigs face. Each sweet is a little bit bigger than the size of a 50p piece and is a few millimetres thick. When I first ...  Read the complete review

These are fabulous sweets, but cost quite a bit compared to other similar brands. However, they are worth it as they are very juicy, tasty and quite filling. On the other hand, they do contain quite a lot of sugar and calories, but this can be expected. The packaging is very good, with clear branding making them easy to spot on the ...  Read the complete review

Percy pigs are fantastic sweets that are in the marks and spencers home brand range. They are a home brand make, however being marks and spencers you do get the good assurance that they are known for, and that is definitely the case when it comes to these sweets. The sweets themselves are really great looking, they are a flat pig shape ...  Read the complete review

I love Percy Pigs! Trust Marks and Spencer to produce such a delicious sweet. I must admit that I only ended up tasting these because my boyfriend is pretty obsessed with them and always ends up grabbing a bag as we approach the counter in Marks and Spencer. There are a selection of other animal sweets to choose from, but these are ...  Read the complete review

It seems to me that these old fashioned sweets have become something of a fashionable item recently, all the women I know love Percy Pigs. They are a pink pig shaped sweet sold by Marks and Spencers in their foodhall. A 100g pack of Percy Pigs costs 79p, the sweets themselves are shaped like a piggys face, it is a foamy sweet with ...  Read the complete review

I think this is probably the best sweet/confectionary around at the moment - it doesn't matter how big the bag, we always get to the bottom. you can tell a sweet is popular when it has its own facebook fan club. The sweets are a cute pig shape, with only natural sugars and flavourings, cutting out all the e numbers, making them a much ...  Read the complete review

My hubby loves Eric the Elephants which are from Sainsbury's. He asked me to get him some last weekend but I wasn't near our local but had recently read that these sweets were almost identical so picked him up a couple of packets. They are jellied sweets that come in different sizes and depending on the size will of course depend on how ...  Read the complete review

Despite constantly being in the news about their top chiefs not doing good enough jobs, reshuffling and general borderline success, I consider Marks & Spencer to provide high quality goods, whether it be clothes, food or other accessories. As long as they maintain their quality, I will be more than happy to pay slightly higher prices for their ...  Read the complete review

So, you've heard of percy pigs and you want to know what there all about? Well Marks and Spencers created these yummy treats and I have found myself simply addicted. A yummy gummy sweet made up of fruit juices etc.- you simply can't go wrong. Although it is a tasty treat it contains immense amounts of sugars, it also contains REAL PORK in the form ...  Read the complete review

*** The Similarities *** M&S make Percy Pig sweets, which became a firm favourite in my house. But I don't buy them much now, as Sainsburys has come up with a just as good, cheaper alternative. So what is the difference between Percy Pig and Eric the Elephant sweets? Well not a lot, in my opinion. Both are ...  Read the complete review

At work we have reached a new low, which consists of us rushing out to the new M&S of a lunchtime and stocking up on lots of unhealthy cake whilst complaining to the poor checkout people about how much we hate our jobs. So it was inevitable that after a while we would come across Percy Pig. One of my friends wrinkled her nose up as ...  Read the complete review

Though Marks and Spencers clothing jump in and out of fashion, their food is always at the top of supermarket polls for quality, taste and freshness. They don't use artificial flavourings nor do they use inferior ingredients thus when it comes to confectionary the Percy Pig's gummy sweets, as well as the farmyard-styled off-shoots (not quite as ...  Read the complete review

Percy pigs are yum! The major disadvantage (to those watching their teeth or waste line!) is that it is so easy to polish these off in one sitting!! They are chewy so great for the kids as they're not too tough - reminds me of those mushroom style sweets I used to buy for a penny at the newsagents!! But not as foamy! The pig's faces are made of ...  Read the complete review

These are without doubt some of the best gummy sweets currently available - in my office, and I'm sure the same true in every work place in the Country, you can't mention Percy Pigs without everyone saying "Ooh I love Percy Pigs!" or "Wow, Percy Pigs are amazing I will have to get some at lunch now!" or other things along that ...  Read the complete review

Percy Pigs are one of the best gummies around. There is Percy Pig which is purely the pig shaped gummies in raspberry flavour, Percy Piglet which is the smaller sized version in the same flavour and Percy Pig and Friends. His friends consist of the sheep and the cow, one in cola flavour and the other in orange flavour. I usually buy the mixed bag ...  Read the complete review

Wonderful creations these Pig things, from the moment you see them on sale at the checkouts you are tempted by them. It could be the bright pink and green packaging or maybe the fact they taste yummy.. What are they? Shaped like pigs, they are jelly foam sweets with a fruity flavour. They are quite chewy in texture. I would ...  Read the complete review

These are the yummiest jelly sweets I have ever tasted. The foam is soft and juicy and they have a sweet and unusual raspberry flavour. The sweets are shaped like a cartoon pig's head and are all pink, although you can also get a different flavour and colour called Penny Pigs (these are yellow), Percy Pig and Pals, and the new Percy ...  Read the complete review

Percy Pigs - Only avaliable at Marks and Spencers (usually located at till points near the check out) Nutritional value: Around 350 Calories per 100g/ 0g Fat, 80g Sugar. Avaliable in 100g, 200g and 400g bags (HUGE BAGS) Percy pigs are a mixture of a moosey material and fruit juice Varities avaliable are: ...  Read the complete review

It's official, Percy Pigs are cool and this years must have item according to Vogue magazine! Well, if it's good enough for Vogue, it's good enough for me! Percy Pigs are a line of sweets from Marks and Spencer. The name "Percy Pigs" has now been trademarked by Marks and Spencer which just goes to prove its popularity. ...  Read the complete review