I first tried these a few years ago, although have only recently got into the habit of buying them regularly. Now I have started though, I just can't stop. I paid £2 for 5 bags - they are available individually or in a multi-packs. I do think that they are quite expensive, although so worth it! They look like little white blobs; each one is a different size. Some are small and then you'll come across a big one. They are really sweet, but not so sweet that they become sickly sweet. The yogurt coating, which completely covers the whole raisins is a bit like white chocolate. The raisins themselves are plump and juicy. I think that the raisins and the yogurt ...  Read the complete review

I had never heard nor seen of Fruit Flakes until 3 weeks ago when my friend introduced me to them. See bought a multi pack beacuse I was not convinced I would like them so I told her I would just try some of hers to make sure I before I got some myself. Reason I would not purchase my own being the thought of dried fruit reminds me of dried apricots and raisons which I am not to keen on and so this would not be a product I would ever have purchased for myself. However I am glad to say I am pleasantly surprised by just how delicious they are. Fruit flakes are made by a company called fruit bowl and this particular typ of fruit flakes have a yoghurt coating. In ...  Read the complete review

Fruit bowl is the compnay behind this brillaint idea, they use the fruit flakes but coat them in a delicou yoghurt coating. We have real fruit pieces with a lovely white yoghurt coating packed into small sized packs. Each bag is white in colour. On the front in large letters is Fruit flakes. Behind this are images of the fruit inside. The colourful packaging realy gets your attention. Especially the version being white with red for rasberry. On the bck of the packet you ill find the usual dietry info, and a little bit of info about the product too. Flavours.... Fruit flakes in yoghurt come in a number of flavours ...  Read the complete review

These have 112 calories per 25g serving with 5.2g fat. It doesn’t state how much of the fat content is saturated. This also doesn’t give the amount of sugar per pack. These are little balls of dried strawberry with a hard yoghurt coating. The strawberry inside is pretty chewy, but very flavourful. My daughter loves these, and so do I. I was quite concerned that the packet doesn’t state how much sugar is contained per bag, as sugar content is pretty important to me. In spite of this, these do taste good, and are a great snack. I would buy these again because they taste so good! These were £1.50 for a pack of 5 bags from ...  Read the complete review