Weetabix Mini Crunch

I'm not a big fan of the original Weetabix bars as I find the taste too bland and wheetie for me and was put off as a child but when I saw an advert for the new Weetabix Minis I thought I would give them a try. I am always looking for little bite size cereals/nibbles that I can eat through the day at work and something that is not too fattening and I thought these would be perfect. They come in three different varities: chocolate crisp, honey and nut crisp and fruit and nut crisp. I decided to give the fruit and nut variety a try. I bought a box from sainsburys, they were 2 boxes for £2 or one box for £1.40 so I got 2 as I thought this was quite good ...  Read the complete review

I have bought these Weetabix minis occasionally and thought they are a good buy and definitely worth a review . I don’t know really why I don’t buy them more often . I think it’s because where I shop they only have them in from time to time . So having purchased a huge box last week on special I thought I better review them now before they are all scoffed .The box I bought had a 50% extra free label on it and so weighed 675g . I‘m not sure of the price but I think it was around a £1 and very good . For my money I got a large box with Weetabix Minis splashed across it and resembling ordinary weetabix packaging , in colour and design . I am reviewing the Fruit ...  Read the complete review

Weetabix has always been a favourite of mine and is one of only a couple of cereals that I can actually eat without adding any sweetener. Weetabix are probably best known for their Wheat biscuit type cereal of which you have two or three, float in milk and then mash and eat-you know the sort? Anyway Weetabix have progressed (okay it might have been a while ago). Along side the normal Weetabix on the shelf you?ll now find a range of other Weetabix style products, and this includes the topic of this opinion ? Weetabix mini crunch with chocolate. Each packet of Weetabix mini crunch with chocolate comes in a 500gram size, and cost around £1.19. ...  Read the complete review

I decided to ban all chocolate, crisps and biscuits from my house for the whole month of March. I was getting worried about the amount of rubbish we were all putting down our necks and wanted to try and crash dive into a healthier life style for the adults and the kids. I have to say the kids are coping admirably and are eating fruit and veg like it is going out of fashion. This is great and I am really proud of them but I am not doing so well. I miss my chocolate snacks and sweet puddings so I needed to find something sweet to snack on that didn’t really go too against the new rules of the house. I saw Weetabix Mini’s in Sainsbury’s on offer for £2 ...  Read the complete review

No doubt about it - Weetabis is one of the most tasty, and high-fibre breakfast cereals aroud. Even better - they do a Weetabix Minis range to make breakfast that little bit more exciting! Weetabix Minis come in three flavours; Fruit & Nut (as pictures), Honey and Nut, and Chocolate Chip. Each 'bix is about the length of your pinkie finger, and generously thick too. They're made of wheat and are packed with fibre. Simply pour them into a bowl, add the milk (or can be tried with water) and you've got yourself a healthy breakfast! Though I would warn - they do go quite soggy fairly quick so I'd eat them straight away! Each Minis has their own ...  Read the complete review