Shreddies Reviews

Shreddies have been a firm favourite in the family home for as long as I remember. They were first launched in the U.K in 1953 and I expect at that time Shreddies was not a slang term for pants as it is now. I should point out that even when googling Shreddies for the review the top advert was for faltulence filtering underwear, I may review them ...  Read the complete review

I'm still eating cereal like there is no tomorrow. So to add a bit a variety to my diet I am trying to buy different cereals. This week I decided to buy Shreddies as it's a cereal that I have not eaten for years! ***Packaging*** Shreddies are available in 500g boxes and 750g boxes. The cereal box is a bright royal blue ...  Read the complete review

Intro I've never been one for checking labels to see what the food I eat contains. Suffice to say that if I buy something and I like it, then usually regardless of the contents I will buy it again. There have over my 50 odd years been many so called health warnings the latest being that of us taking too much salt. If I was inclined to ...  Read the complete review

As the winter is now upon us I am still trying hard in eating breakfast. For those of you who have not read any of my previous reviews I am not a big fan of eating breakfast cereals but am trying hard as I keep feeling really hungry mid-morning. I have been slowly working my way throughout a range of different cereals and next on my list to try ...  Read the complete review

We had French lessons at my primary school and these were led by an eccentric French Lady, Madame B_. I really loved her lessons because she was madly enthusiastic and, if you answered one of her questions right, she would plunge her hand into a big box of Shreddies and pull out a handful and give them to you. I adored being able to munch the ...  Read the complete review

Shreddies have been around for years but I have to confess that I only tried them for the first time a couple of months ago. I have been buying them for my girls for sometime and they both seem to really enjoy them. They go through real phases with the cereals they want to eat, they tend to eat one for weeks and then suddenly claim that they ...  Read the complete review

Shreddies are a cereal that has been around for quite a while now and it one of the top selling cereals on the market. They are made by nestle who make a fair big range of different breakfast cereals and are kind of the leaders in their market as well as selling many other food products as well. Shreddies are basically squares of whole ...  Read the complete review

As anyone who regularly reads my reviews will know I almost always have the Tesco brand version of Weetabix for breakfast usually with some fresh fruit on it - a banana or peach for example. There are one or two others that I like as well and occasionally have a treat. One such cereal is Nestle Shreddies. These are one of the few things ...  Read the complete review

There are very few people, if asked if they had heard of Shreddies, would say no. In fact the cereal itself has been getting made since 1953, and all of the Whole Grain, is sourced from the UK. I first tasted Shreddies back in the 1970's as a kid, and although Nestle have now brought out different variations, the original Shreddies ...  Read the complete review

In bed with a terribly sore throat (I'm not having much luck medically this month, rather annoying as work are offering £50 to anyone who doesn't miss a day through illness during September) I've decided to treat myself to some cereal. Shreddies we're the only little box we had left after we'd feasted on the others as a snack during the day time, ...  Read the complete review

In our house we eat lots and lots of cereal, not only do my three little boys eat it for breakfast but I also eat it for breakfast and sometimes dinner and supper. I think a bowl of cereal is perfect to eat at any time. I am always trying different types of cereal and will eat them for a while and then get bored and try something else. The one ...  Read the complete review

After getting fed up with my peanut butter on toast for breakfast, I thought I would go back to my cereral for breakfast. Now the weather is to hot for porridge so I hunted around and went for the shreddies. One of the reasons I chose these was because they were on special at Tesco's, a 500g box was £1.99 buy one get one free! So very good ...  Read the complete review

I love cereals and have recently again been trying various different ones. One of the cereals I've sampled is Nestle Shreddies. They are made by Nestle 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 newsagents. ...  Read the complete review

I've always overlooked Shreddies somewhat, as they've always struck me as a fairly boring cereal. But, the other half loves them and buys them whenever they're on offer (often £2 for a 750g in Somerfield), and so I do end up eating them. Healthwise first - Shreddies are a fairly good choice for a healthy breakfast, as they're ...  Read the complete review

Shreddies are a whole grain breakfast cereal made by Nestle. I am a big cereal lover and will usually eat at least one bowl a day, if not 2. With the hot weather and the fact I enjoy cereal, I've been having a bowl for my lunch instead of boring old sandwiches or anything hot. Shreddies are an old favourite that I have been ...  Read the complete review

I'm still researching the best cereal on the market and one of my recent purchases (again in Sainsbury's) was a 45g (single serving box) of these. I love the adverts but it struck me that at almost 35 years old I can't actually think of a time I've ever had these. Growing up my mum always bought me ready brek and then converted to shops own stuff ...  Read the complete review

Oh i love my cereal. Over the years i have basically stuck to cornflakes. When i was a kid i loved Coco-Pop's and at every opportunity i had to have them. Then when i came out of that obsession, came Shreddies. Even from way back, the box and the Shreddies themselves seem to be the same. Believe it or not, when i was younger i used to get confused ...  Read the complete review

I can't imagine why I haven't bought Shreddies for so long, but after becoming a little bored of the other cereals in the kitchen I spotted them in Sainsbury's when browsing for some interesting muesli that didn't contain hundreds of calories per 40g serving. Honestly, why do they add so much sugar to muesli when it's supposed to be a health ...  Read the complete review

The other day in Tesco they had run out of their own brand equaivalent and as we had my little niece coming to stay and these are her favourite cereal I had to get the slightly more expensive Shreddies brand which is made by Nestle, no real hardship as I like them as a cerael as well. We both eat ours with warm milk which helps make ...  Read the complete review

Shreddies are made by Nestle, so a good quality brand. The price varys from store to store, but if you keep a eye out they are frequently on offer. A 45g serving with 125ml of semi-skimmed milk contains 218 calories, which is pretty good compared to other cereals. They also contain 94.5% whole grain wheat so its also a pretty natural ...  Read the complete review