Nestle After Eight Straws Reviews

I think its nearly a family tradition at christmas to have a box of After Eight chocolates set on the dinner table and munched alongside a cup of tea after the main belly bulging dinner. Instead, i looked at the dinner table earlier and noticed that someone had bought After Eight straws. I was really surprised as i didnt even know such ...  Read the complete review

After Eight Thin Mints (After Eights) are a confectionery product described as "mint enrobed in dark chocolate". They were created in 1962 by Rowntree & Company Limited. Since the 1988 acquisition of the United Kingdom-based company, the mints have been produced by Nestlé. According to various articles I have read, ...  Read the complete review

When you think after eights people automatically think of the thin dark square chocolates that come in an oblong green box but now there is a different version also available on the market and equally as nice. After eight straws are long thin tubular chocolates not that dissimilar to match makers but smoother, they are a soft white mint ...  Read the complete review

Your average After Eights (produced by Nestle) are known as the thin dark chocolate squares with a lovely cream mint fondant in the middle. They are individually wrapped in little black "envelopes". Now it came as a surprise to me this Christmas when i received this wonderful tube of After Eight Sticks. I didn't really know ...  Read the complete review

For a great many years now, After Eight Mints have been a firm favourite of mine. Recently a friend of mine gave me a gift of After Eight Straws. Apparantly these have been on the market and available for a few years now, but I have to admit that this was the first time I had seen them. The packaging is attractive and I was ...  Read the complete review

I love mint and I'm a huge fan of After Eight mints. I was bought a tube of these After Eight straws and I have to say I think they are horrible. I have since bought another tube purely because I thought I might have had a bad batch, but nope, they really do taste horrible. To me it was like eating mouth wash. I can't ...  Read the complete review

I was given some After eight straws at Christmas time. I have often been given the standard after eights which originally were a Rowntrees product made first in 1962 Rowntrees were bought up by Nestle in 1988. After eight straws were first made in 2005. These straws are attractively presented in a silver coloured cardboard tube ...  Read the complete review