Nestle Clusters Cereal

The problem I have is that when I get up in the morning I just don't feel like eating. Certainly nothing fatty like butter or bacon and so on. So really it comes down to cereal. Once upon a time I just used to buy anything to provide some bulk to put in my stomach and keep me from dying before 11 o'clock. I was never very impressed with any of the fancy cereals aimed at kids (insubstantial and full of sugar and some very strange flavours). As the years passed and the adult cereal market moved away from the boring basics like cornflakes (that just cake themselves round your teeth so that you're still finding bits of breakfast at teatime) or Weetabix that apparently ...  Read the complete review

Whilst recently shopping online I decided to buy a cereal I've never tried before, I wanted something fairly healthy and that would fill me up for a few hours but tasty too. I noticed these Nestle Clusters and the thought of wheat flakes with clusters of nuts sounded appealing so I bought some. My box cost £2.15 for 435g from Tesco and has the green strip across the top that signifies this cereal contains wholegrain. They are described as "a delicious blend of light wheat flakes and unique, crunchy pieces full of tasty hazelnuts, almonds, pecans and walnuts" so it sounded very nutty! The stats for a bowl 30g in size are: 111 calories, ...  Read the complete review

Clusters made by Nestle is one of my favourite breakfast cereals because it tastes nice, is one of the better cereals on the market for you health-wise and doesn't leave you hungry two hours after eating it. It is a cereal that mixes wheat flakes, hazelnuts, almonds, pecans and walnuts. So there's a lot of nut product here so a no-no for those with the allergy. It comes in a cream box with Clusters written in huge blue letters diagonally across the box. There's a picture on the front of some wheat stalks and some of the cereal reminding us that this is a natural healthy choice. A 30 gram portion provides 111 calories and they remind us that there's 'whole ...  Read the complete review

I have breakfast every day nom I've grown up as I realise how important it is... At school I used to skip it and end up feeling a bit faint and dehydrated which when I look back was stupid but I just couldn't be bothered to eat first thing :( Now I have all different kinds of cereals so I don't get bored, plus I eat them for super as well! One of my favourite types are Nestle 'Clusters' which are described on the box as: 'A delicious blend of light wheat flakes & unique crunchy pieces full of tasty hazelnuts, almonds, pecans & walnuts'. The box I am reviewing is 435g and cost two pounds from my local ...  Read the complete review