Nestle Toffee Crisp Reviews

NESTLE TOFFEE CRISP. I always used to eat toffee crisps, and then what with there being such a large assosrtment of new bars out, decided to try other things, but today whilst shopping in my local Sainsbury's ive decided to go back to an old time favourite, my toffee crisp having spotted them in a packet containing five bars, decided to ...  Read the complete review

Toffee crisps are a lot like the crispy buns you used to make when you were young, I think the concept is similar The look? Toffee Crisps come in their trademark orange wrapper with yellow writing, these are come in sealed wrapping Price? These retail in Asda for £1.31 for five, 44g ...  Read the complete review

Was standing at the checkout putting up my shopping when I spotted Toffee Crisp value pack. Four for £1. I thought I'd get them to give the children a treat for being good at a £1 it was again another bargain. Everybody has heard of a Toffee Crisp but if you haven't here is some information about them. Packaging: Is bright orange ...  Read the complete review

I love nothing more than a nice chocolate bar when I am on my tea break at work so when I saw the toffee crisp I just had to snap one up as it reminds me of being younger and the Toffee Crisp has always been one of my Mums favourite chocolate bars. The toffee crisp comes provided in an orange plastic wrapper and within this is the ...  Read the complete review

I've just had a Toffee Crisp, I've not had one in ages and now I remember why: because it ALWAYS gives me toothache! A Toffee Crisp is made of loads of Rice Krispies that are compacted together, then there is a layer of toffee and the bar is covered in milk chocolate. It tastes very nice, the chocolate isn't very good quality ...  Read the complete review

I suddenly had a craving for chocolate so headed off to the machine at work to see what delights or not as the case may be it held for me. Usually it just holds wispa, twix and mars bars but today Toffee Crisps... It cost me 50p for this out of the machine where most of the chocolate cost 50p or 60p, which is a bit on the pricey side ...  Read the complete review

Chocolate bars come and go, but some simply continue serenely on for decades. The Toffee Crisp is one such, having been launched (by Rowntree, before their takeover by Nestlé) back in the dim and distant days of 1963. More recently, a series of television adverts became famous for their slogan: "Somebody somewhere is having a Toffee ...  Read the complete review

The Nestle Toffee Crisp, my favourite of all chocolate bars. As usual Nestle stick to the usual combination; something crunchy, something sticky and all wrapped in chocolate. I'm not saying there is anything wrong with that combination (I have already told you that the Toffee Crisp is my favourite chocolate bar) it is what makes Nestle so ...  Read the complete review

The toffee Crisp is something that I only ever fancy every now and again and nine times out of ten I want to spend my hard earned 50p on something more exciting. I went over to my mum's this week for a spot of lunch and once the sandwiches had gone down, she offered these around. I shared a half with Noah because I try to eat as healthy as I can ...  Read the complete review

I haven't had one of these in ages but had one yesterday, and had kind of left them by the wayside to be honest, so thought I'd write a review on it and remind everyone about one of our classic chocolate bars that shouldn't be forgotten - respect the Toffee Crisp! Toffee Crisp by Nestle has been around for absolutely yonks now. Is it ...  Read the complete review

I do really like chocolate bars however I mainly go for Cadbury made bars as they in my eyes are the best bars about. This toffee crisp is made by nestle who make a lot of bars but not really as nice as the Cadbury in my eyes, well that is apart from the toffee crisp. These chocolate bars have been around for ages and I remember eating ...  Read the complete review

I dont normally eat nestle products. That is not to say I dont like them, but it is just that there are so many chocolate bars on the market, and Cadburys are my ultimate favorite, so it is just that I dont have the time to try lots of nestle products too. With all that said, I really like the toffee crisp bar, there is just something delicious ...  Read the complete review

Toffee Crisp is quite a tasty chocolate bar and well-worth trying. It has quite a unique flavour and the texture is very original. It sort of pops in your mouth when you eat it and it's chewy and filling too with quite dense ingredients. It comes in a bright orange wrapper with the Toffee Crisp logo in bold brown letters with a yellow ...  Read the complete review

Today I tried for the time in ages a Toffee Crisp. Coming in a bright orange wrapper similar to that of a Hersheys family of products. The bar is one of those that has been around for years and has been a popular one for the vast amount of time its been out. The chocolate bar obviously has toffee in it as the name states, in this bar ...  Read the complete review

Toffee Crisp; the only thing they can be compared to is amazing chocolate crispy cakes. Although even then, there still one notch better. Toffee crisp is made by Nestle who have been around for years. Nestle are the leading brand for confectionery market pretty much all over Europe. Therefore as you would expect, the Toffee Crisp is a fantastic ...  Read the complete review

So, from reviewing wonderful TV specials, to something I've become more accustomed to reviewing in recent months...yes, it's something sweet. Or more specifically, the Toffee Crisp. Made by Nestlé and wrapped in the very familiar bright orange packaging which anyone could notice on the shelf in the supermarket, it's a cylindrical ...  Read the complete review

The Nestle Toffee Crisp is another great chocolate bar and is up there with the like of Mars bars and Snickers. A Nestle Toffee Crisp when broken down is rice crispies mixed in a thick solution of toffee and then coated in a delicious layer of milk chocolate. There is nothing on the market similar to a Toffee Crisp. It is a great ...  Read the complete review

Nestle have quite the history as being superb chocolateers, and although never as recognised as Mars or Cadbury's, their Toffee Crisp is one of my very favourite chocolate bars. What's more, it's incredibly easy to track down in supermarkets because of its distinctive orange wrapper. It's a snack consisting of rice, toffee, and milk chocolate - an ...  Read the complete review

Toffee Crisp has been around for along time, and there are plenty of reasons for this. A chocolate bar combining Rice Krispies, Chocolate and toffee, what can go wrong? Well, the bar has a great taste, a nice smell and is good quality but its is very sickly and slightly more unhealthy than other chocolate bars. The product's ...  Read the complete review

***NESTLE*** Nestle are a well known and popular brand who make a large range of snacks and confectionary. The story of Nestle started when Henri Nestle set up a sales office in London in 1868. In 1901, Nestle opened its first UK factory, and in 1905 merged with the Anglo-Swiss Condensed milk company. Over the years Nestle has acquired other ...  Read the complete review