Tesco Extra Strong Mints

I’m a nibbler, I nibble on anything – my fingers, sleeves, pens, hair… (I’m sure Freud would have something to say about that!). So, when I have a pack of sweets I tend to eat one, then absent-mindedly continue eating them until they’ve all gone. There’s absolutely no chance you could eat a pack of Tesco Extra Strong Mints without realising it though. The mints are SO strong, and I really would advise against biting the mint as the minty-ness only gets stronger. It feels like your mouth is on fire. Your mouth is left feeling very minty for quite a while though. After eating a mint I seem to forget the fire that was in my mouth and immediately pop another one in, ...

I first sampled these mints due to a substitution on my on-line order for Tescos (which is whole other review). I was initially full of trepidation about these packs, as I was unsure about how the quality would compare to the Tebor mints I had originally ordered. To be honest, I have been pleasantly surprised. The mints taste better than the Trebor mints I originally ordered, and they have a different texture. They are also harder and less crumbly, and as a consequence, they last much longer. This especially handy for me as, when it comes to sweets, I am a chewer by nature, and the crumbly texture of the Trebor mints means I can get through a pack a day quite ...

I love to keep a fresh smelling mouth and I do this in many ways such as chew chewing gum, eat Tic-Tacs by the million or just eat generally any type of mint sweetie from Polo`s to extra strong mints. I prefer extra strong mints when I have a bit of a cold or a stuffy nose but I do enjoy them at other times too. I used to stick to Trebor for my extra strong mints after trying other brands and finding out that the sweets were a bit crumbly textured and went a bit chalky like almost like a heartburn pill. When I found the Tesco mint after trying one from a friend I was hooked, these are better than the Trebor version. The Tesco extra strong mint is a ...