Nestle Polo Reviews

Polos are a fantastic mint that have been around for ages now. They are unique to others in that they come in tubes they are circular and above all, they have a hole in the middle too, they look good, they taste good and they also give fresh breath. The only thing bad I can think about polos are the price. I remember when they used to ...  Read the complete review

Polo the mint with a hole is something that has been in the market for years and everyone knows or has heard about it. These are in simplest terms pressed mints. Their size is roughly a 20 p coin and the thickness being that of a 1£ coin with a tiny hole in the middle. As to the need for the hole is still a mystery to me so if anyone else knows ...  Read the complete review

I have always loved Nestle Polo candy mint. I love the taste of mint candies but I have never liked chewing gums. Nestle polo mint is perfect for me. The Packaging Nestle Polo mint candies are packed nicely in a roll which are primary covered with thin aluminum foil to ensure that the freshness and the taste are preserved. The ...  Read the complete review

Introducing the great British Polo mint or 'Polar' mint where it first took its name from the cool and fresh flavour that we all know so well. This is 'the mint with the hole', a perfectly formed white circle of hard edged strong peppermint with the iconic double 'Polo' stamped facet, each perfectly queued up within the shiny silver wrapping and ...  Read the complete review

So having had a bad experience with Coke recently I've gone to the religious side, I've seen the Holey one and I'm in love. I've began repenting for my sins, The gambling and theft, the idolisation of Boris Johnson, the Illegal downloading of music files, the sex before marriage, the excessive alcohol consumption and my previous run ins with Coke. ...  Read the complete review

Polos are perhaps the most famous mint in the entire world, and certainly the most famous and most popular in the UK. Famously touted as "the Mint with the hole", they are circular mints about the shape of a 1p. They have a hole punched in the middle that has given them a unique and instantly recognisable brand identity. They are ...  Read the complete review

At the tender age of 23 I am lucky to have any teeth left after the amount of Polo's I used to eat at secondary school. Fortunately for me I have excellent teeth, but that's no thanks to the vending machine company who installed a sweet confectionary vending machine in our school hall and our sports hall. As a result I think I was known for having ...  Read the complete review

Polo mints were first made in England in 1948. When rowntrees first made them, they didn't have a hole in them and the hole was introduced in 1955. Imagine that, Polos with no hole ! it's against nature! Polo's have a minty taste, but it isn't too strong unlike some of the mints and chewing gums you can buy, it is subtle and tastes ...  Read the complete review

Polo's are the UK's best mint for a reason. They combine great crisp flavour with a nice crunch. The packaging is very bright and it is easy to understand. They always seem to keep the product fresh and protected. When you open the packaging, you get a nice scent of fresh mint, that drifts into your nose. This will make you want to ...  Read the complete review

What can you say about a polo mint ? well...... Apparently these mints have been going for nearly 7 decades. I first discovered these way back when was a kid when they were cheap and you could get a packet for around 18-20p. Now they are around 35p. Packaging Nestle Polo Mints are easy recognisable by their ...  Read the complete review

Polos - The Mint with the Hole. Probably one of the most famous and long running mints in the UK and one of my personal faves. Polos are peppermint flavoured (the original are anyway) mints in the shape of rings. They first came on the market in 1948, made by Rowntree's (yep, them again). This means that they have been around for a whopping 61 ...  Read the complete review

I know there are a couple of discussion topics which centre around "what is in my handbag" well if there was one concerning what would be in the pocket of my coat, then regardless of which coat I chose a packet of polos would be included on the list. I always have a packet in my pocket for the simple reason that you never know ...  Read the complete review

Whenever I think of Polo's I am reminded of my dad. For some bizarre reason he always used to have a half opened packet in his pocket (not the same packet obviously but they always seem to be half opened). Very rarely did I ask for one from his packet because his hands were always dirty (he was a welder) and I always remember thinking 'If his ...  Read the complete review

These sugary mints have been going since the 40s, and will currently set you back around 35p a pack, although you can get them at approvedfood.co.uk for 20p a pack right now. The uses of Polo range from freshening your breath to getting a bit of a sugar burst. In terms of breath, it is one of the few nice tasting breath mints out there, ...  Read the complete review

I had to write a review on Nestle's Polos! In my opinion they are not only the best things since sliced bread they are a life-saver! I am on a super diet and have also given up a lot of treats for Lent, leaving me with not much to munch on. Then I remembered the mighty Polo! Phew! My favourite Polo moment would to be enjoyed whilst ...  Read the complete review

Polos have been known for a long time as the mint with the hole! They are round mints with a hole in the middle! I love Polos, they have to be the best out of all the mints, everyone wants a Polo, you can't say no if someone offers you one of these mints! You can buy them from any supermarkets or newsagents and cost 23p per ...  Read the complete review

Not a week passes in which I don't buy my multipack of these. In a multipack of polos you get five tubes for the princely sum of £1.49 (bought at Tesco). There appears to have been a price hike in the last few weeks, as I am sure they used to be under a pound for a pack, one is not amused. What are they: A mint, with a hole ...  Read the complete review

Sadly I'm never one to say no to food, especially when it's food that's cheap or on offer. So it's no surprise that I had to grab four packs of these for 50p in a special offer at my local newsagents. Normally you'd expect to pay 20p - 30p a packet for Polos so that really was very cheap. You can also get them in multipacks in the supermarkets ...  Read the complete review

Polo mints otherwise known as "that mint with the hole" because they are circular and have a hole in their middle, kind of like a washer. Polos now have several different products including original, spearmint, fruity etc. However my personal fave still remains good old original. The flavour of original isn't too ...  Read the complete review

The Polo mint has recently celebrated sixty years of being one of the nations favourite mints. Production of Nestle`s Polo was delayed for ten years because of the outbreak of the war. When the Polo mint was launched there were sixteen mints in each tube, today there are twenty three mints. There are a range of Polo`s, ...  Read the complete review