Green's Dinosaur Cookie Mix Reviews

Green's Dinosaur Cookie Mix Snacks

Product Type: Green's Snacks

Newest Review: ... bag of cookie mix, a T-Rex shaped cookie cutter and a small plastic tube of orange syrup to decorate the cooked biscuit. It ... more

 ... appeared very simple to do and my 6 year old daughter was able to follow the instructions easily which basically said put the dry mix in a bowl, add 7 tablespoons of water and mix until a dough is formed. For a start, 7 tablespoons of water is insufficient, as the mix remains crumbly so you have to keep slowly adding more water until a stinking play-doh like substance is formed. The instructions then say to roll out this bogey-green coloured dough on a lightly floured surface and cut out the shapes using the cutter...more

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Darkstar101
Green's Dinosaur Cookie Mix: Cookies taste like leftovers from the Jurassic era! (365 words)
by - written on 10/06/09 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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I bought a Green's dinosaur cookie mix whilst shopping at half term because a) my daughter loves dinosaurs and b) it was cheap for an afternoon's entertainment. Did I say cheap? What I meant was cheap and nasty. Although it only cost 79p for the mix I still feel cheated, as the end product was the most rancid smelling unappetising thing I have ever cooked. Maybe the ingredients were from the Jurassic age. The box contains a bag of cookie mix, a T-Rex shaped cookie cutter and a small plastic tube of orange syrup to decorate the cooked biscuit. It appeared very simple to do and my 6 year old daughter was able to follow the instructions easily ...  Read the complete review

ickledink
Are you sure this isn't Play Dough? (501 words)
by - written on 24/10/07 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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Green's Dino Cookies.... Hmm where to start well they are green! They kinda smell like the blamange you used to get as a kid at school in 1985! Ok so i don't have alot good to say about these cookies, they were a substitute i recieved with my shopping order, but at something like 57 pence i thought i would give them a try. After all its half term, something to amuse the kids right?? Oh wait there is something i like and that's the t-rex drawing on the front of the box! The packaging is quite eye catching, green mainly with the instructions on the back being on a nice contrasting purple. The instructions are easy to follow, one thing tho was ...  Read the complete review

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