Kingsmill Love To Toast Muffins Reviews
Product Type: Kingsmill Snacks
Newest Review: ... are on special offer at the minute though and that's why my mum brought 2 packs. They are the very best muffins you can buy ... more
... in the supermarket. The outside is lovely and floury but the inside is so soft that it's nearly like eating a cake than a toasted muffin!
I always toast mine under the grill and butter it, the butter melts through these proper nice and makes them taste so delish and buttery. I only lightly toast these because I think the flavour is a lot nicer like that and if you toast them too much the toasted flavour takes over some of the muffin taste.
They are lovely and soft and have got a delish doughy taste that is a lot...more
by - written on 01/11/09 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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Getting sick of toast or cereal for breakfast? Then try Kingsmill Love to Toast muffins as a delicious alternative. They normally retail at about 80p per pack of 4, which is only 20p per muffin. Currently and until 31/12/2010 they are on offer in Asda supermarkets - 2 packs of 4 for £1, which works out at just 12.5p per muffin. Each muffin is a good inch or more thick; they have a nice floury outer texture, and when cut in half, you will see the lovely doughy aerated centre. You can either grill them, or if you have a wide toaster (specifically for muffins, bagels, etc) then you can pop them in the toaster. For convenience, you can squash them to fit them in ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/12/08 (Very useful, 394 readings)
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Kingsmill Bread is a product of Allied bakeries. Bread and bread products play an important role in keeping us healthy. They contain carbohydrates, protein, iron, calcium and Vitamin B. Bread products are also a good source of fibre. Kingsmill produce a wide variety of products, everyday bread, toasting bread, bread with many different seeds and oats, regional bread, a premium range of bread and a very novel idea a `crustless bread`. Kingsmill also bake crumpets, muffins and pancakes. Kingsmill muffins come in a pack of four and cost around 78p a packet. No one could mistake the muffins for any other make as the Kingsmill logo is so ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/11/08 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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Some of you may have read my latest review on the 'love to toast' crumpets by Kingmill, in which i pointed out that i had come across them in my local supermarket on offer, any two packs for £1.00, so i decided to get a pack of crumpets and also a pack of muffins to try as i always go for supermarket branded bread products. Well this morning i decided to sample my purchase, and i was very happy with the results, I had a muffin with a poached egg on top and it was lovely. ~The Muffin~ Comes in very bright yellow packaging, which is plastic, some of it is clear so you can see what you are buying, on the front is the 'Kingsmill' logo, and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/08/08 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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I do like a good muffin. No really, I do along with a bit of crumpet you can't go wrong! Yes I am on about my love of bread products (of course I am !) lol My Mother got me these last week to try and pleased, I really was. I can't remember the last time I had a good muffin! The Packaging.... Not as in the review photograph as requested (thanks Dooyoo lol) Yellow and clear packet that clearly tells me that they are Kingsmill, Love To Toast, 4 muffins and a picture that I can't tell what it is of but it may be a tomato but I really can't be sure lol On the back I'm given a full nutritional table, contact details for Allied ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/07/09, updated on 01/08/09 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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It is only recently that I have been buying these muffins. Mainly because I saw them on offer in Iceland. The packet is different than the one shown above. You could mix and match certain Kingsmill products, such as Hot Cross Buns, Pancakes, Muffins, Crumpets etc. As I often like to try something different for breakfast, and the kids do too, I threw a packet of muffins and crumpets in the trolley. As somebody who likes egg McMuffins from McDonalds I was keen to give these a go, as I'd like to have them for breakfast. First I filled my pan with water and brought it to the boil and then cracked a couple of eggs in the pan. I then cut the fresh muffin down the ... Read the complete review
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