Weetabix Oatibix

Being very fussy with regards to breakfast cereal to the point where I actually only like a total of 2 different ones which are Fruit ‘n’ Fibre either branded or supermarkets own and Weetabix I decided that maybe I should broaden my horizons on the cereal front and as I like Weetabix though I would give Oatibix a try. Well being cautious and not wanting to waste too much money if I did not like it I decided the buy the pack that contains 12 bix as this is the smallest available, I have seen them in packs of 24 also but have not seen the 48 pack size in my local supermarket. Ok so what is Oatibix, well I am sure that you have all seen the advert at some ...  Read the complete review

When these first came out about 18 months ago I was looking for a cereal to replace my sandwich at lunch time hoping for weigh loss and guess what, in less than four months I had lost over a stone. Today 18 months on, I weigh one and a half stones less than before with Oatibix. Yes its bland but filling, easy and fast to prepare and I owe a lot to these little oati-biscuits. I have found that using skimmed milk rather than full cream or semi gives them a better flavour, and because I am not a person who can add honey or fruit because I'm a faddy eater, I occasionally have them with flaked almonds for a change. Oh and by the way, my colhestrol count has come down 2 ...  Read the complete review

Oatibix came out late last year and was introduced with a cracking advertising campaign, this advert can still be seen today. I've always been a fan of Weetabix and have a specialised shaped bowl and a spoon to eat it with, I was intrigued by Oatibix and decided to give it a try. When I first learnt about Oatibix I was reluctant to give them a try, and they were much more expensive than Weetabix. I usually have my Oatibix with honey on top as I find this gives it a bit more flavour. I really like Oatibix but I think the introduction of flavoured Oatibix would be a very good idea as it was stop it being so Bland. The Oatibix are quite filling and are good ...  Read the complete review

Have you tried these? Have you noticed any difference in the taste? Right, I had to give these a go. You are probably widely aware of weetabix, which in themselves are a healthy but relatively tasteless breakfast, unless you put loads of sugar on them. Weetabix Oatibix are very similar to Weetabix, except they are made from Oats, instead of wheat. Just like Weetabix, they are relatively tasteless and need the sugar, or at least something tasty to make them palateable. I often find one of the nicest, and more healthy ways to sweeten a cereal is with a banana sliced into it. This is how I eventually ended up finishing this box of Oatibix, each serving ended up ...  Read the complete review

As the advert says, Oatibix might well be called 'Not -Made-From-Wheat-Made-From-Oats-Instead-Abix'. It is another whole grain cereal from the Weetabix brand, with similar size biscuits and made with oats instead of wheat (just in case you hadn't grasped that!). Not everyone likes the wheat taste of the standard Weetabix cereal so Oatibix is probably a good idea as an alternative. Oatibix comes in a box of 24 for £2.39 from Tesco for example, and is commonly found in supermarkets and convenience stores. I always seem to find a special offer of a box of 36 for the same price as 24. I also understand they come in a box of 12. I find that they are very good ...  Read the complete review