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Sainsburys Choco Rice Pops
Newest Review: ... here, so because the kids weren't shopping with me, I opted for the cheaper cereal. Sainsbury's Choco Rice Pops come in a ... more  ... large bright and colourful box featuring a couple of monkeys in a sunlit hillside backdrop. Not particularly imaginative, but who cares? You don't eat the packaging anyway.
Nutritionally, the Choco Rice Pops are a naturally low fat food, fortified with vitamins and iron, they contain folic acid and the Pops contain no artificial colours or flavours. Each 30g serving (with 125ml of semi-skimmed milk) provides 175kcal.
Inside the recyclable cardboard box, the Pops are contained in a large bag which can be folded down to ...moreMore Sainsbury's in Food
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Sainsburys Choco Rice Pops: I'd Rather Have A Bowl Of Choco Rice Pops! (446 words)
by - written on 09/07/09 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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My children love chocolate flavoured breakfast cereals, and their particular favourite is Kellogg's Coco Pops. However, whenever I suggest buying a supermarket own brand clone of this cereal, there are moans and groans and more often than not a point blank refusal to accept anything but the Kellogg's cereal. It would appear that Kellogg's TV marketing campaign is working a treat. However, whilst shopping in Sainsbury's last week, I spotted their own brand version of Coco Pops called Choco Rice Pops which cost £1.79 for a 600g box as opposed to £2.25 for a 375g box of Kellogg's Coco Pops. Clearly, there is a ridiculous price to volume differential here, so ... Read the complete review
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