Jordans Frusli Raisin and Hazelnut Reviews

Jordans Frusli Raisin and Hazelnut Snacks

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Newest Review: ... the possibility that it may contain wheat (this isn't listed in the ingredients but there is a warning on the wrapper so I ... more

 ... would assume that this product is made in a factory that also makes products which contain wheat) make it unsuitable for coeliac disease sufferers. The product comes in a plastic wrapper which is mostly purple with a transparent pane in the middle. I much prefer this to the old packaging (as shown in the picture accompanying this product) as you can see what the bar itself looks like now which is what made me choose this bar over a similar bar when shopping - there's nothing more disappointing than finding that the frui...more

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LegallyBlonde88
Jordans Frusli Raisin and Hazelnut: frusli (203 words)
by - written on 04/03/08 (Useful, 130 readings)
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A delicious wholegrain oat cereal bar with raisins and hazelnuts. Jordans are probably better known for their cereals, eg Jordans Country Crisp. This bar has won Slimming Magazines Best Cereal Bar award for 5 consecutive years so it is relatively healthy. Each bar is 30 grams and you get 6 bars in a box. It is £1.62 for a box from Tesco at the moment. They also do other flavours: Wild Berry Blueberry Burst Apple and Cranberry I won't patronise you all by telling you what the box looks like etc and what a cereal bar looks like because it just looks like a normal cereal bar! The flavour is lovely, ...  Read the complete review

kth91
Frusli Raisin and Hazelnut bar (318 words)
by - written on 10/03/09 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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We bought a pack of six of these Frusli raisin and hazelnut cereal bars to go in our packed lunchboxes as a healthy alternative to the chocolate bars we normally have. However, we forgot that our school is a 'nut-free zone' and subsequently had to keep them for our snack after school or as breakfast on the go. A pack of 6 cost between £1.50 and £2 and they can be bought at most supermarkets, in a range of flavours not just this one. The six bars are individually wrapped, so they can be shoved into bags and boxes when you're in a hurry, and come in a cardboard box that means they can be stacked alongside your cereals-rather than all coming in another plastic ...  Read the complete review

genmil
Jordans Frusli Raisin and Hazelnut: Juicy, Chewy, Crunchy (276 words)
by - written on 18/02/09 (Very useful, 126 readings)
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Jordan Frusli bar have always been a handy snack for me. This fruit bar has accompanied me on long road trips and a quick breakfast meal when I am in a hurry. Jordan has been making fruit bars and muesli since the 1970s. The company pride itself in using traditional methods of making cereal and their ingredients sourced mainly from local producers. There are altogether 5 different combination of fruit bar in the frusli range. They are: Cranberry and Apple, Raisin and Hazelnut, Wild Berries, Cherry and Cocoa Nib and lastly, blueberry fruit bars. The main ingredient in the fruit bar is oat which is frown by conservation grade farmers in Britain. ...  Read the complete review

jesperado
A nice tasty treat - currently a bargain! (394 words)
by - written on 13/01/10 (Very useful, 102 readings)
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Jordan's Frusli Raisin & Hazelnut is a cereal bar containing... well, the name says it all really. The main bulk of the bars is oats, oat flour and rice flour. Along with the chopped nuts and raisins it is held together with glucose syrup, sugar, honey and vegetable oil. There don't appear to be any artificial ingredients, e numbers or other preservatives. This product is obviously unsuitable for those with a nut allergy and the oats as well as the possibility that it may contain wheat (this isn't listed in the ingredients but there is a warning on the wrapper so I would assume that this product is made in a factory that also makes products which contain wheat) make .  Read the complete review

Vixstar
Jordans Frusli Raisin and Hazelnut: A Healthy Bar Can Be Tasty (426 words)
by - written on 23/11/09 (Very useful, 102 readings)
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I have a terrible memory and one of the things I keep forgetting is to get up early enough to have breakfast before work. And then there's the knock on effect of getting hungry mid morning. I thought I'd see if I could solve these problems by investing in some cereal bars which I could eat quickly (or even in work). After a little browsing of the shelves(!) of cereal bars I decided on these Frusli Raisin and Hazlenut bars. They were £1.38 for a box of 6 in ASDA. I believed Jordans to e a good quality brand and with only 117cals and 0.5g of sat fat I thought they'd be worth a try. So the next morning I forgot my breakfast I grabbed one of these ...  Read the complete review

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