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Quaker Sugar Puffs

 

Description: Manufacturer: Quaker / Breakfast Cereals

Newest Review: ... lack of cocoa means they can't turn the milk chocolately, I have found that they leave it with a nice sweet taste. Be ... more

 ... careful to fold the bag down as you reclose the box. If exposed to air too long, the coating does get awfully sticky and you end up with one giant lump of cereal. Quaker are trying to sort out their cereals health-wise now. While a serrving has 114 calories and10.6g of sugar, there's very little in the way of salt and saturates, 1.1g of fibre in there and a whole load of vitamins. £1.55 for 350g is not particularly cheap, alas, but still cheaper than a bacon sarnie at the office....more

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shewhoguards
Premium Review Quaker Sugar Puffs: My Inner Honey Monster Says Yes (208 words)
by shewhoguards - written on 05.06.08 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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If you've read a few of my reviews, it probably comes as no surprise to learn that I have a bit of a sweet tooth. This means that sugar puffs are on my Happy Cereals list. Wheat puffs glazed with brown sugar and honey (mmm, honey) they taste delicious. Unlike most cereals they're not very crunchy, but fairly soft. This does mean that unless you sit down to eat your breakfast pretty fast after pouring, you may discover that the bottom ones have turned into mush. While lack of cocoa means they can't turn the milk chocolately, I have found that they leave it with a nice sweet taste. Be careful to fold the bag down as you reclose the box. If exposed to ...

evesapples131
Premium Review Sugar Flops (234 words)
by evesapples131 - written on 22.01.08 (Useful, 67 readings)
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Sugar Puffs. I don't like Sugar Puffs. I'll tell you for why...... Each puff is around the same size as 3 or 4 peas, they don't look to appetising either, they look like little bugs. It beats me why they're call sugar puffs to, what sugar? They seem like they've been dipped in som sort of syrup thats been left to dry and go stodgy on each puff, the Sugar Puff title leads you to believe that they have some sorta dried sugar crystals on them. Another big flop with these is that after about 4 days of them being opened they turn into one GIGANTIC 'sugar' puff they all stick together, so your more than welcome to a slice, but forget having a bowl! Plus they don't ...

 

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