I like to have a nice snack available to take to university with me that is full of flavour and also fills that hungry gap in my tummy during the day. Brunch bars definitely do that. They come in three flavours which are raisin, hazelnut and choc chip. I am not a fan of raisins so haven't tried this one but my boyfriend loves this flavour and always buys them to take to work. I have tried both the hazelnut and the choc chip ones though, and they are both delicious.

The hazelnut ones are made up mostly of oat flakes, bran flakes, hazelnuts, crispies, a drizzle of honey and are dipped in cadbury chocolate. They are my personal favourites and as they don't have an overwhelming nut taste, people who aren't normally huge fans of nuts, would probably still like them. They contain 165 calories, 12.7g of sugar, 7.6g of fat, 3.2g of saturates and 0.20g of salt per bar.

The choc chip ones are made up mostly of oat flakes, bran flakes, choc chips, crispies, a drizzle of honey and are dipped in cadbury chocolate so the ingredients are very similar to the hazelnut bars. I also really like this flavour. They contain 155 calories, 13.9g sugar, 6.2g of fat, 3.3g of saturates and 0.15g of salt per bar.

Both flavours also contain milk, cereals, soya, and may contain nuts, peanuts and egg so for anyone with allergies, they need to check the packets first.

The brunch bars normally cost around £1.60, but are regularly on offer in large supermarkets, and are always sold for £1 in home bargains and similar places.

Overall, they are a very yummy cereal bar and are good for filling a peckish tummy but at between 155 and 165 calories they aren't the lowest around.