Nestle Smarties Cookies Reviews

Nestle Smarties Cookies Snacks

Product Type: Nestle Snacks

Newest Review: ... throw my two-pennies worth into the mix. As far as the cookie goes it's an acceptable product, flavour, size, consistency ... more

 ... and price are all ok... but then the unique selling point is the Smarties here and that's where it falls down. Maybe it's just the pack I got but I found that I could hardly taste them and would much rather have had some standard chocolate chips or chunks in there. On top of that all of the colour had bled out of the Smartie shells onto the cookie leaving them looking a pale and washed out imitation of their former selves and the cookie itself all manner of disturbing colours. Unless you are trying to particularly imp...more

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madav2000uk
Nestle Smarties Cookies: Go on, be a cookie monster (441 words)
by - written on 20/02/10 (Very useful, 256 readings)
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When I'm in a supermarket and wanting to treat myself it's always a toss-up between cookies and doughnuts. What's usually the deciding factor in this decision is whether or not the supermarket in question is selling Smarite cookies. If they are, then it's no contest; the cookies win everytime. And here's why: Prices vary slightly depending on which supermarket you go to, but on average they are just over £1 for a pack of five. What I like about these cookies is that they are always very soft, unlike the supermarket-own brands which can sometimes be hard as a rock. Smartie cookies are also a fair bit larger than the supermarket cookies, however the downside of ...  Read the complete review

Wils0408n
Smarties Cookies (226 words)
by - written on 03/11/09 (Very useful, 115 readings)
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I first spotted these when walking through the baker aisle in ASDA. Being a fan of cookies and of smarties (before they did something which completely ruined the taste) I had to try these. ~~~ Packaging ~~~ The packaging is what first attracted me to them. As you can see from the photo above, the main colour is dark blue, with smarties covered all over. The big bubble writing was the thing that really caught my attention. ~~~ Taste ~~~ These cookies are delicious. The cookie itself is quite soft and gets softer the closer it gets to the 'best before date'. This is complimented nicely by the larger than usual chunky smarties, ...  Read the complete review

f1fan13
Nestle Smarties Cookies: Smarties cookies (270 words)
by - written on 06/12/09 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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Smarties cookies are a fantastic product made by nestle and which are sold in most big supermarkets as well as some of the smaller supermarket chains too. They are basically like those really big soft nice cookies you can get freshly baked from supermarkets however these have smarties in as well so they taste even better. The cookie itself is pretty big, maybe just a tad bit smaller than the other home brand cookies you get in a pack of five however these do have smarties in as well and these are nestle so ill let them off there. The cookie does taste fantastic though, it is just a plain cookie which I do like and they are usually very soft, the edges are a ...  Read the complete review

novagirl291
A more-ish delicious cookie. (218 words)
by - written on 29/09/10, updated on  29/12/12 (Very useful, 117 readings)
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Calories : 220 Protein : 2.3g Carbohydrates : 32.7g Fat : 9.0g Fibre : 0.8g Sodium : 0.1g Salt Equivalent : 0.4g I have put the nutritional content first because once you have tasted these, all those numbers will go out of the window! They are so more-ish that you really just won't care how many miles you will have to walk to burn those calories off. The bag contains 5 cookies with them costing £1 a bag. You won't fail to miss them in the bakery section of your local supermarket. I buy mine from Tesco. They have a lovely gooey texture with the smarties imprinted in them. The smarties are no longer have that hard ...  Read the complete review

CheekyCharlie08
Nestle Smarties Cookies: Only Smarties Have The Answer!!! (348 words)
by - written on 21/02/10 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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I love these Smarties Cookies and know as soon as I buy a pack that I'll probably eat at least 3 out of the 5 you get in each bag, and that's deffo not fair because there are 5 of us in our house so by rights we should all have 1 each! lol They're those fresh baked cookies that are sold in the bakery section, they come in a paper bag that is folded over and sealed with a sticker. You can see the cookies through a plastic window in the box and they look yummy, I can't EVER resist buying a bag if I see them and some days I deliberately don't go near the bakery section because I don't want to waste a billion calories! The cookies are quite big and ...  Read the complete review

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