Tesco Cheese Puffs

God bless the man or woman who invented the maize snack. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a big fan of the humble potato crisp in all of its many incarnations and flavours, but they can get a little boring at times. There really is only so many ways to make a potato crisp, sure you can have them sliced into fancy shapes or hand-cooked rather than mass fried, but at the end of the day you are still left with a thin slice of deep fried potato covered in flavouring. Not so the maize snack, any shape, form or texture is available as these little snacks vie for attention on the supermarket shelves with my own particular favourite being the cheese puff. Many companies ...  Read the complete review

I've always loved crisps and I have tried a wide variety of types. Wotsits used to be a favourite snack of mine and I could devour packet after packet of them. However when I came across Tesco Cheese Puffs in the store last week, I decided it was about time I gave them a go. They can be found in the crisp aisle in Tesco and were alongside the other Tesco crisps such as the onion rings and salt and vinegar sticks. Its wise to make sure you don't get these mixed up with the cheese balls as the packet is very similar. The crisps come in one size of bag only and that Is a 150g bag. This is a lot bigger than your average sized bag of crisps. It will ...  Read the complete review

**Introduction** I'm not usually one for cheap imitations of other products especially when it comes to food items as I have tasted plenty of bad cheap imitations of well known brands. I decided to give a cheap copy a go when my housemate offered me a packet of cheese puffs he had bought from Tesco. As I quite like the majority of Tesco's own cheaper range I decided to say thank you and try a packet of these cheese puffs as I really like Wotsits. **The Bag** As you can probably imagine, the packaging isnt half as fancy as the Wotsits packaging but features the Tesco value icon. The rest of the bag is a simple combination of white and blue ...  Read the complete review

I will be reviewing a 20g packet of Tesco Cheese Puffs. - These crisps came in a multi-pack. You can buy a larger version of this packet of crisps which would be ideal for sharing with others or for parties etc. They can be purchased amongst a multi-pack of cheese curls & bacon rashers or simply on there own. They were obviously purchased from Tesco as the name suggests and can be found in almost all Tesco stores. * Packaging The packet of the Cheese Puffs is bright orange. It displays images of the crisps so you know immediately what ones they are (even if the name does not give it away). The front of the packet states that they are ...  Read the complete review

I always hate eating anything that is a cheap version of the original. I have tasted enough to know that they are never as good as the original. However, Tesco Cheese Puff's totally did it for me. I adore Wotsits so i ended up giving these a try when seeing them in Tesco. As you can probably guess the packaging itself isnt a stunning bag, quite simple. The simple Blue and White colours and the Tesco Value logo. On the back will be your nutritional information. There are 83 calories in a 16g packet. There is also salt - 0.4g, sugar - 0.8g, fat - 4.4g (0.6g saturates) salt - 0.4g, Protein - 1.2g, Carbohydrate - 9.6g (Sugars 0.8) and Fibre - 0.1g. When ...  Read the complete review