Tesco Cheese Puffs

**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 ...

Everybody likes to have a little treat every now and then, like most people I enjoy having some crisp like stuff every now and then. So one day I was browsing the aisles in Tesco's not knowing what I wanted to buy and came across Tesco Cheese Puffs. I like cheese puffs because they tend to be lighter than normal crisps so I bought a packet. They come in a yellowy-orange packet containing 150g of cheese puffs for £0.72 which I thought was quite cheap for such a large bag especially compared to the big name brands such as Wotsits which cost 39p for 19g!!! The bad has Cheese Puffs written on the front in big writing and the Tesco logo as well as a picture of the ...

One of my favourite things is savoury snacks, especially crisps, onion ring snacks, or cheese puffs. No they're not good for you. If you are on a diet, don't bother. Luckily for me, I'm not. In fact I don't believe in diets. The only way I'm ever gonna stay slim is by exercising off all the naughty things I eat. This is one of them. Now I love cheese puffs in general but so far, I've found Tesco to have the best ones. Morrisons taste just, lacking in flavour and have a strange texture. Asda don't seem to make them, at least I've only ever found the cheese balls (no where near as nice in my opinion). Tescos are loaded with ...