Nestlé Aero Bubbles

Mint Aero Bubbles, well the first thing I think of is that they have combined mint with chocolate, in my opinion not the best ever combination of ingredients that has ever been thought up. I have never been much of a mint and chocolate fan, don't get me wrong I like both flavours individually but in this product they don't particularly match all that well. The aero bubbles are like small little balls of chocolate and look similar to maltesers but a bit smaller but they are a whole lot different as when you bite into them they are filled with soft bubbly aero chocolate. Because of the aero and the way it melts in your mouth the texture of this edible product is ...  Read the complete review

I have always been a bit indifferent when it comes to aero it is not one of the ones that I automatically select when in a shop and if I do I tend to always go for the mint version if I do. However I tend to find the mint a bit over powering and would prefer to eat more of the chocolate in ratio to the fondant centre. I was interested to see then that Aero Bubbles were now available that seems to address this issue as the chocolate is basically small balls of the fondant filling with the nextle milk chocolate wrapped around the outside so you get more chocolate per portion. As far as taste goes the mint centre is still rather sharp and is only ...  Read the complete review

One of the chocolate based snacks available from Nestle are the Aero Bubbles, partnering the Munchies and Rolo's. Based on the mint Aero bars that sees a peppermint flavoured aerated bar of Nestle chocolate. Now the first thought that comes to mind when thinking about that is that it's Nestle chocolate, which to be totally honest is amongst the worst chocolate on the shelf, at least that's the problem with plain Nestle chocolate. This doesn't appear to be a problem with the none plain chocolate, such as the white chocolate that Nestle use in Milky Bars and Caramac bars. So coming in a white, green and brown bag come these little balls of Aero with a soft mint ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge fan of the Aero bar, and you see so many spin off and cash in bars that I was more than a tad skeptical when I saw these on the supermarket shelf recently. Nevertheless, I was faithful that the Bubbles variety would at least be serviceable chocolate, coming from Nestle, who up to this point have never failed me on the confectionery front. Aero Bubbles are available in both regular chocolate and mint, and the bags cost about 35p each. You can also buy some heftier bags if you're after something really unhealthy, which weigh a whopping 135g and cost about £1.50. Although I have occasionally opted for the mint, I will almost always pick the milk ...  Read the complete review

I've always loved Aero chocolate but don't always fancy a standard bar so when I discovered Aero Bubbles a few years ago I was delighted. These chocolates are available in the standard and mint versions but as I've most recently eaten the standard chocolates this review is based on these. The Pack: Aero Bubbles come in two sizes, the 135g bag designed for sharing and the standard bag. Strangely the standard bag doesn't have a weight printed on it but I would estimate that each bag contains about 35 - 40g of chocolate or about 15 individual chocolates. The packaging is the standard Aero chocolate brown and white with the usual Aero and ...  Read the complete review