Dairylea Dunkers Jumbo Tubes Reviews

Kraft Dairylea Dunkers as a brand have grown over the years and now include; breadsticks, jumbo tubes, nachos, Ritz and baked crisps offering a good variety of dunkers. I prefer the jumbo tubes and therefore this review is based on them. Each individual dunker packet offers two compartments sealed with a foil top to keep the ...  Read the complete review

I remember the Dairylea triangles you could buy when I was a child and although I didn't really like eating these in sandwiches or on toast I would unwrap the foil and eat them almost as sweets. I haven't done that in a long time or eaten soft cheese spread of any kind really but every now and again when I am on my lunch break at one of ...  Read the complete review

I love jumbo tubes!They are most definitely the most yummiest flavour of all the dairylea dunkers:)They are nice to eat on there own or with the cheese aswell.I always suck the cheese up the jumbo tube and then eat it yum yum yum :)I Suggest you buy jumbo tubes as they are very nice indeed and they are a good source of calcium and are only 120 calories :)

I tried these Dairylea Dunkers Jumbo Tubes for the first time just recently, and was surprised at how much I like them. I'd considered them a children's food, which is of course who they're aimed at, and had just previously assumed that meant I wouldn't like them. Bit of a silly logic really?! These are sold in shops ...  Read the complete review

Dairylea Dunkers seem to be aimed at children, so I haven't bought them much in the past - however, they were on offer at £1 for 4 at Morrisons so I thought I'd give them a try! This price was better than half price (I think they are normally in the region of £2.50 for 4, which I think would be relatively expensive for what they are, but ...  Read the complete review

My son is a real fan of Dairylea Dunkers, but has only tried the original breadsticks one in the past. However he branched out recently and tried their jumbo tubes one. For those of you have never tried these, these little pots basically consist of a small tub of cheese with a section of dips to dunk into the cheese and eat. ...  Read the complete review

I must admit I do like a little snack - it is in fact one of the main reasons why my bum doesn't look great in a bikini! And I love these! While I grant you they're not going to be winning any michelin stars soon, they sure do fill a hole! I bought a single pack from Tesco for 59p. You can also buy them in packs of three for ...  Read the complete review

Dairylea has come a long way since I was a kid. All I can remember of the brand is the triangular cheese spreads in the little round box, but it has now diversified into many other forms, incorporating other food stuffs such as biscuits, nachos and, in the case of this review - 'jumbo tubes'. The little plastic snack pack in question ...  Read the complete review

I must be honest this is a product that I honestly never buy, until I saw them on offer in my local Sainsbury's store for only £1 for a box of 4. They were originally priced at £2.38 which is very expensive. I thought this would be a great finger food for my two year old. And I was right. She loved them, being able to dunk the 3 inch ...  Read the complete review

I've been buying these Dairylea Dunkers for my 2 1/2 year old sister for a couple of months because she likes having snacks that she can feed herself without getting into too much of a mess. Her fave is deffo this one that comes with Jumbo Tubes because she uses the tube as a sort of spoon for the cheese and then munches it off ...  Read the complete review

I was very impressed when I found this lovely "dunker" snack from Kraft food. The price too me was quite cheap at around 65pence per individual "dairylea dunker" The foil cover keeps the jumbo tubes and cheese spread fresh and cold. I have often taken the dunkers to work and it had been in my bag for about 5 hours yet ...  Read the complete review

Dairylea Dunkers- Jumbo Tubes! My favourite of the whole Dairylea range! So what makes these better and what makes these my favourite...? I am sure you will find out! Packaging These come in a 47g small plastic tub, one half is sectioned off for the jumbo tubes and the other a small compartment for the ...  Read the complete review

I am sat munching on one of these at the same time as writing this review. Dairyleigh dunkers are produced by Kraft. They are a nice quick snack which I buy for my daughters lunch box or when out and about. They contain no added artificial colours or preservatives. It has crispy tubes on one side and a cheese spread ...  Read the complete review

My grandkids have just recently been introduced to Dairylea Dunkers, which to me are an overpriced snack but my daughter felt that because their friends were having them that she should allow her kids (my grandkids) to have them too. Their favourites are the jumbo straw version, you also get others such as the ritz and ...  Read the complete review

I am not the most clued up person when it comes to a healthy diet I find labels confusing and to be honest don't actually pay that much attention to calories and fat, salt content and the like. Its not that I don't think a healthy diet is important I just can't be doing with reading every packet I pick up its rather tedious and I look at ...  Read the complete review

My mum always used to fill my lunchboxes with weird and wonderful things, one of the many wonderful things to me though were Dairylea dunkers. Having always been a fan of cheese, including dairylea cheese these just had to be a hit with me. Dairylea dunkers come in many varieties including ritz and breadsticks but my ...  Read the complete review

I struggle to make myself a 'proper' meal at times due to my ill health and mobility problems, and for this reason my partner quite often buys me 'snacky' type items that can be kept until they are needed and do not require much in the way of preparation or cooking on my part. Such snacks have proven to be very convenient for me in the ...  Read the complete review

I love snacky things, especially novelty ones - it must be the kid in me, lol! Kraft 'Dairylea Dunkers' are fab for this reason, tasty and something interesting to snack on and they do several different varieties too... The one I am reviewing today is 'Jumbo Tubes' which is a pretty new one on the market and they ...  Read the complete review

I used to have these as a kid so when my niece snuck some into the trolley last week I was secretly quite happy! We bought them singularly as they were on a 3 for 2 offer, they cost 45p each. You can also buy them in multipacks of 4 which cost £2.03 (these packs are on buy one get one free in tesco until 1st September). They can be ...  Read the complete review

Dairylea Dunkers Jumbo Tubes are a snack I have bought often as my daughter likes them, but I have never got round to trying them myself. To be honest, despite liking Dairylea itself, I have never fancied these little snacks, but when fancying a bag of crisps the other week, and finding I had none left, my eyes fell upon these ...  Read the complete review