Tesco Instant Hot Oat Cereal

Tesco Instant Hot Oat Cereal seems like a relatively good buy at £1.32 for a 750g box. That's compared to £2.08 for a 750g box of Readybrek, or £1.69 for a 1kg box of Quaker oats (which would be £1.27 for 750g and is in fact cheaper than this generic store brand is!). I was fooled into thinking that this was an affordable product that wasn't so cheap it might be nasty. Making up this hot oat cereal is relatively straightforwards. Just mix it up with the appropriate amount of milk in your bowl, and put it in the microwave to heat up for a minute or two. A nice quick way to start the day with porridge, without the fuss of getting any pans out or standing ...  Read the complete review

In attempt to reduce the current huge price of my weekly food shopping bill I have tried to drop down a brand on certain items. I have tried to step down from the premium brands and instead try the supermarket own branded equivalents. I have given both my girls Ready Brek since they were babies and I think that it's a great breakfast for them as it's warming and gives them the energy that they need to do all their running around and crazy behaviour. I think it also tastes great, it's really creamy and satisfying and both my girls absolutely love it. I spotted the Tesco's equivalent - Instant hot oat cereal during my last shop and as it was significantly ...  Read the complete review

I like Ready Brek but when there are cheaper alternatives on the market that are just as good, I refuse to pay more. I will buy any of the cheaper versions including this one from Tesco which is just £1.32 for a 750g box. The main difference between this and the standard porridge is the fact that the oats are much, much finer. The oats are very easy to make up but they do make a real mess. The powder is so fine that any slight breeze or movement will send them into a frenzy and they will be covering your kitchen side before you know it. All you need to do is to warm up some milk and add the oats to it and I would suggest that you stir them in very ...  Read the complete review

Whilst shopping in Tesco the other week, i was looking at the cereals. While i spent about 10 minutes making my mind up what to get 3 people picked up Tesco instant hot oat cereal so i thought it must be ok so i decided to give it a try as i do like porridge and i used to have Readybrek when i was a child. The look of the packaging is a bright red/orange box with a picture of the cereal in a bowl. Th price is £1.32 for a 750g box which is a good value altho the Tesco finest range of hot eat cereal was only a couple of pence more which i will try soon. There is different ways to make this, including warming milk up in a pan but i find the ...  Read the complete review