Nestle Cheerios

When I looked to see how many 'Cheerios' reviews had currently been posted on DooYoo, I was quite surprised to be faced with such a little amount! Perhaps I am giving too much credit to the cereal, but I thought that a lot more people would enjoy them greatly that they would want to review them! They are so delicious and 'good for you', I simply had to add in my say! ***** Nestle first started as a food production company is Switzerland way back in the 1960s, and made its way to the UK in the early 1900s. Though, they did not start to churn out Cheerios until 1941. Over the years, it has gradually changed its image, with new and exciting packaging ...  Read the complete review

Every morning when I wake up the first thing I have on my mind is breakfast. Recently I have found that my 2 youngest daughters are the same. At about 7 o clock every morning there is a mad rush in to the kitchen to find what there is to eat. I am normally a toast kind of person but all my girls love their cereals. Normally we have Corn Flakes or Rice Crispies. However on a recent shopping trip my attention was drawn to the fact that Asda had a special on for Cheerios of 2 for £2 (a 375g box is normally £1.55). At first I refused to buy them as I did not think that the kids would eat them, but after half an hour of begging and pleading I gave in. The Cheerios ...  Read the complete review

You could never accuse me of being the healthiest eater in the world. I'm too fond of the old frying pan, and like nothing better than sitting down of a morning and eating a good, old-fashioned fry up for my breakfast. Rashers, (the Irish name for bacon) sausages, black pudding, eggs, mushrooms, and fried bread, all liberally salted and with a dash of HP sauce is my idea of breakfast heaven. Throw in lashings of hot, thickly buttered toast, and about three mugs of strong, sweet, Kenco Columbian coffee, (see my review) and I'm set up perfectly for the day ahead. But every now and again time doesn't allow for the leisurely breakfast that I enjoy so ...  Read the complete review

I'm becoming a bit of a cereal addict and have tried a variety of cereals over the last few months. Nestle Cheerios are amongst the "better" cereals that I have tried. ***Packaging*** The packaging of Cheerios is pretty plain and is not the most eye catching of cereal packaging if you were browsing the supermarket shelves. The cereal comes in boxes of 500g and 750g. The outer packaging is a white cereal box with Cheerios written in blue font and a bowl of Cheerios on the front of the box. Inside the cereal is contained within a white plastic wrapper for additional freshness. ***Price*** A 500g box ...  Read the complete review

Being a big fan of a variety of breakfast cereals there was one that I had never tried until quite recently and because they are on offer at Asda for a pound a box at the moment I thought I'd give them a whirl - Nestles Cheerio's Packaged in the box shown above they are small circular "O"s made up from corn, wheat, rice oats and barley and Nestle point out that they provide "whole grain goodness". Adding some to my bowl I noticed that they are different colours ranging from gold to a russet red and thought they looked quite appealing, I added some milk and set about eating the breakfast in front of me. To say they are small they ...  Read the complete review