Weetabix Ready Brek Original Flavour Reviews

Ready-brek is certainly my preffered alternative to porridge... the main difference between them being that ready-break is mainly smooth, so if you detest lumpy porridge - this is the cereal for you. It may be old-fashioned and I'm sure most of us have memories of eating it as children but ready-brek really is something that is suitable ...  Read the complete review

We're nearing the end of the school holidays which means that soon my personal escorts will return to their classrooms and I can get on with everyday life I peace without a myriad of random and usually unrelated questions. It also means I can leave the supermarket without having spent double what was necessary and emerging from the store without a ...  Read the complete review

Ready Brek. The cereal that for many of us will cast our minds back to a time where as a a child your mum would warm you up some milk and pur it into a bowl of this stuff every winter morning. And who could forget the television adverts where apparently it made you glow like a radioactive missile. Ready brek consists of oats in much ...  Read the complete review

I have been eating Ready Brek for years since i was a child and i have always completely loved it. Ready Brek is made by popular cereal manufacturers Weetabix. I saw it in Tesco a few days ago and thought that i would buy it to see if it tasted as good as i remember it to be. Ready Brek is an oat cereal fortified with ...  Read the complete review

Ready Brek is something I used to eat on winter days when I was a child. There was something very warm and comforting in the glowing porridge mix and it gave me energy and insulation. As I got older I turned to grittier porridge cereals like Oats so Simple, Lyles and Scots. The memory of that smooth, distinctive Ready Brek mix never left me ...  Read the complete review

With winter upon us its time to fill yourself up with a lovely filling breakfast. Ready brek comes in 3 different flavours chocolate, original and yummy honey flavour and is made by Weetabix. The great thing about this is its so easy to make unlike gloopy porridge oats that take forever and I can never get the consistency right. Yes ...  Read the complete review

I always thought ready brek was for kids and adults only - not so according to several baby feeding books and my health visitor. It's a fab alternative to those expensive baby cereals and at a much better cost too. The oats are all finely ground so you don't need to worry about lumps for your little ones and if you're adult like me, ...  Read the complete review

Wow does this cereal push all the buttons for me and mine! I can be so enthusiastic about it because it really is the best way to start a cold Scottish winter morning...and I have started many of those! A jug of hot milk heated in the microwave and 5 heaped tablespoonsfuls of this cereal in a bowl with a tad sugar, mix to taste, and away you go. ...  Read the complete review

***Ready Brek*** Well there is a bit of a nip in the air and for me that means the Ready Brek comes out to warm me up and keep me going until lunchtime. ***What's it like?*** Ready Brek is essentially porridge, but porridge that is finer than coarser porridge oats you can buy on their own. These days it comes in ...  Read the complete review

Weetabix is a type of cereal along the lines of porridge. It consists of fine porridge oats which makes it full of goodness. Not only is it yummy to eat but you also get a great deal of essential vitamins and minerals including calcium. The ingredients do contain iron and folic acid so this is a caution for those pregnant or not able ...  Read the complete review

Ready Brek is a sort of porridge that you can buy from various supermarkets such as Tesco, Asda and Ocado. It's an original porridge oat cereal and the oats are finely milled. The porridge is rich in calcium and has no added sugar or salt. It is also fortified with vitamins and minerals. You can buy it in either a 500g or 750g box at £1.76 and ...  Read the complete review

I love porridge and have recently again been trying various different ones. One of the cereals I've sampled is Weetabix Ready Brek. They are made by Weetabix which are a well known brand. Therefore they can be found in all supermarkets including Asda, Tesco and Sainsbury's. They can often be found in smaller shops too and little ...  Read the complete review

I used to eat Ready Brek porridge all the time when I was little but I kind of grew out of it as I got older. Recently though, I found myself feeling a bit peckish but didn't fancy anything I had in my own kitchen so I sneaked round to my mum's house next door to see what I could find in hers. Upon rifling through her cupboards I stumbled on a ...  Read the complete review

I doubt there is a household in the country who not had a box of Ready Brek in their cereal cupboard at some point. My mum would make it to me before sending me off to Primary School and back then I believed what the advertising campaign told me.....that it made me glow. I do remember on cold winter days it warmed me up and filled me up until ...  Read the complete review

Ready Brek is a breakfast cereal made by Weetabix. It is marketed as a cereal for children, but this should not stop you if you are an adult wanting to eat it! (I eat it, I'm 24). Its also frequently eaten by students as a large box is under £2 and will provide you breakfast for many days. Much cheaper than other cereals which dont last half as ...  Read the complete review

I have always avoided Ready brek and Porridge like the plague before now. I don't quite no why but ive always imagained it difficult to make (unless you want lumpy stodge). However my partner decided that instead of his unhealthy chocolate supper, he would try Ready brek instead, having always liked it as a child. The box bright ...  Read the complete review

Breakfast in our house is a bit like the Krypton Factor. With a 6 month old whose just started weaning, a bottomless pit of a 5 year old that always complaining that he's starving and me unable to function until I've eaten something in the morning, trying to keep everyone happy and still make it to school on time can be a bit of a challenge. Could ...  Read the complete review

I always thought porridge was porridge until I came across Ready Brek. The funny thing about Ready Brek is that most people grow up on it and know exactly what it is but I was never introduced to it during my childhood. I have fond memories of my dad boiling the milk and adding Quaker Oats to it but Ready Break was no where to be seen in our ...  Read the complete review

Growing up, i remember every morning during the cold winter days my mum used to call us down for breakfast and sat waiting on the table was a big bowl of ready brek. Being one of 6 children she used to make a huge pot of it most mornings to warm us up for the day ahead. We all used to love the stuff and look forward to breakfast time, and today i ...  Read the complete review

Years ago I ate Ready Brek for breakfast. Then I grew up and forgo it in favour of more grown up sounding breakfast cereals. Luckily for me I've had the chance to reacquaint myself with my old childhood favourite, courtesy of my children. Luckily they love it. Although I don't actually prepare a bowl of the stuff for myself, I do tend to dip a ...  Read the complete review