Nestle Cheerios Reviews

Another fine cereal from nestle. Coming a perdominantly white box, these are quite expensive for a breakfast cereal. A 500 g box can cost up to and including £3. The cereal itself consists of small rings of seed based cereal. There are five subtly different flavours in the box, as the cereal uses a number of different base ingredients: ...  Read the complete review

I'm not too sure what first attracted me to a box of cheerios in my local supermarket. It might well have been the packaging which isn't too bright but none the less rather attractive and appealing. The price is quite high at £2.77 for 600g, but I decided to treat myself. One advantage of Cheerios is their packaging. As I 17yr old I can ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

While looking for a healthier option for breakfast I discovered Nestle Cheerio's; I thought maybe I should steer away from having toast with butter and chocolate spread every morning (naughty, naughty). These little circles of wholegrain are a lot better for you than most other cereals, you don't have to add sugar, just milk. The ...  Read the complete review

Many people think that Cheerios got their name because the cereal comes in the form of little cheery 'O's, but is actually because they were first called Cheeri Oats, due to the cereal being made from oats. These days, Multigrain Cheerios are more popular, with the little Os now being made from corn, wheat, rice, oats and barley. You ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to having breakfast nowadays there is a lot of choice with the huge variety of cereals out there and Cheerio's is one of the main brands my family buy time and time again. Cheerio's come in a cardboard box, like most other cereals and are wrapped for freshness. ***How they taste*** You can have ...  Read the complete review

Nestle cheerios are probably one of the only few cereals that are healthy and that I like too, I don't like a lot of the healthier options and go fro the sugar or chocolate cereals in the past just because they are a lot sweeter and I find a lot of other cereals a bit bland and boring tasting. Cheerios however I find really sweet and ...  Read the complete review

Lots of little circles! ** The packaging ** The usual cardboard cereal box with a plastic bag inside. You can buy 375g boxes or 600g boxes. It is Nestle, so you usually get a school Books token on the top of the box. ** The price ** £1.98 for 375g, that is 53p per 100g. Tescos do an own-brand version for half the ...  Read the complete review

I simply love these! At the age of 25 I did think I was a little old to be eating Cherrios when I bought them, however, like the advert, they are for people of all ages - I thought that because the packaging is child-orientated with free school book and footballs that the cereal would taste very sweet; It doesnt and I am pleasantly suprised! They ...  Read the complete review

I remember thinking what a daft idea these were when they first came out...until I tasted them! 'Cheerios' made by that giant name Nestle cereals are basically little hoop shaped circles of cereal with a hole in the middle - a bit like whole grain Polos, lol! The main selling point of these are that they are made our of ...  Read the complete review

It's hard to find a good cereal that strikes the right balance between healthy and tastes nice. Many cereals seem to fall either in the camp that is all about being healthy and packing in pounds and pounds of bran and cereals that seem to mistake themselves for desserts with the amount of chocolate and sugar they contain. Cheerios seems to sit ...  Read the complete review

These always remind me of honey I shrunk the kids! Cheerios are small hoops of corn, oats, rice and wheat. They cost around £2 for a box, which is the standard size of 375g. They are made of more than 70% wholegrain cereals, and include lots of vitamins too. These are great for a couple of reasons. Number one, the shape and ...  Read the complete review

Hmm, I shall write a review today before I indulge in scribing a short story later as I have an impending competitiod deadline looming. I was driving home and my mind wandered not wondered what to review next. Trust me it's not easy thinking of things to write about, and whilst I could churn out another film review I thought I'd leave my Barry ...  Read the complete review

Cheerios, my favourite cereal so far, of all time as well I guess since the long since cancelled Lucky Charms! 4 different types of oat/grain, put into a box, creates one of the tastiest cereals around, and pretty healthy as well I guess. I have been addicted to cheerios now for about 3 years, since I was 17, I have been eating them ...  Read the complete review

I'm loving experimenting with breakfast cereals at the minute and ditching my usual helpings of fruit 'n' fibre which I've been stuck in a rut with for the past 5 years (in the main lol) so I opted to try a small single serving box of this the other day to try when in my local Sainsbury's. At 35p a box I thought why not and seemed a good way of ...  Read the complete review

I was sitting at my laptop eating Cheerios (yes, just the basic plain kind) directly out of the box while catching up on some dooyoo reviews when it dawned on me that I should probably write one! Cheerios have been around since the 1940s and have been eaten by me from the time I was in a high chair. There is a sense of nostalgia in ...  Read the complete review

I am usually the type of person to stick to my shredded wheat, porridge or weetabix, (just because they have got the lowest salt and sugar, and are wholegrain), the rest of the time I eat bagals, and bacon sarnies. Anyway, don't get me wrong I have tasted cheerios in the past but probably about 5 years ago (damn I am boring) and had ...  Read the complete review

I am worried about writing this review, purely because I am a tad worried that going on about their perfection is just going to make me uncontrollably run to the kitchen and start fumbling around the cupboards and fridge in desperation for a cheerio fix. Anyway, moving on with the review: What Nestle say: Breakfast ...  Read the complete review

I am very fussy about my breakfast cereal and for many years I was a Kellogs Cornflakes person full stop. However at a very similar price (400g box is £1.97 at Sainsburys) I thought it was worth a go as I had heard good things about this cereal. I must say that I now agree with them. The mixture of the corn, oats, rice and wheat really ...  Read the complete review