Nestle Fab Lollies

Nestle Fab Lollies 8 x 58 ml lollies in one pack - I got mine on offer in Asda for only £1, look out for offers as they often have them. These lollies have been around since I was a child and I still love them. Basically, they are an ice lolly which is made up of 3 different layers. They begin with a strawberry ice lolly, and then there is a creamy milky part in the middle. Then, at the top, there is a chocolate coating with hundreds and thousands on it. A bonus is that these lollies only contain 89 calories each, so they are a great way to have a treat while watching your weight. Nutrition information is as ...  Read the complete review

Fab lollies have been around for over 40 years and I remember eating them as a child just as my own son does now. They were first marketed in 1967 by Nestle and the only thing that has changed about these lollies is that previously the centre was more 'jelly' like whereas nowadays its a strawberry ice centre. I have just researched these lollies on Wikipedia and have just found out they were originally designed for girls between the ages of 5-15 and the name Fab was used in relation to the car Penelope Pitstop drove 'FAB1'. How interesting lol!! Anyway, back to the lolly itself. As with all other lollipops it is a rectangular shape on a small wooden ...  Read the complete review

FAB ice lollies come in 2 varieties; orange and strawberry. Until last week I thought you could only get Strawberry flavoured FABs, but as they were on offer and I was intrigued by the orange version I purchased a box of both. FAB ice lollies in general are a fruit flavoured lolly with the upper half coated in a white milky ice-cream topped with a thin layer of nestle chocolate and sugar strands (long hundreds and thousands). They are an ideal summer treat. So with a total of 16 in the freezer (8 in a box) I thought it best to start making some space and eagerly unwrapped one of the orange variety. The Orange FAB I was very ...  Read the complete review

What an ice lolly !! This ice lolly is a three course meal of an ice lolly. You have the hundreds and thousands coating the top third. I, as do most Fab addicts, have to lick these off first. Then immediately underneath the hundreds and thousands is the thin coating of milk choclate. The ice lolly development team at Nestle are just teasing you with this thin layer of chocolate for reasons that will become clear later on in my review. Once the hundreds and thousands and the thin layer of chocolate are out of the way you can now concentrate on demolishing the main strawberry and milky flavoured delicious body of the Fab, AND ...  Read the complete review

As the mother of two young children, there are many staple items in my cupboards, fridges and freezer. One of these things has to be of the "ice-creamy" variety. In all fairness my children are not proud, they will pretty much eat any ice cream or lolly, as long as it is bright, colourful and sweet anything goes! As you may have noticed the weather has perked up rather dramatically in the last week or so, thus encouraging the kids to ask more frequently for an icy dessert, so as a treat I let them pick their own ice lollies from our local branch of Asda. One of the selected items is the product I will now review...... FAB ICE ...  Read the complete review