Pagen Wholegrain Krisprolls Reviews

Pagen Wholegrain Krisprolls Snacks

Product Type: Pagen Snacks

Newest Review: ... was good value for this kind of product as the bag contains quite a few pieces. It showed a picture of two of the Krisprolls ... more

 ... on the front, caked in salad and some kind of spread. I took them home and opened the bag up to find out whether yet again my taste buds would feel disappointed or if for once in their lives, they would find something they would actually like the taste of. Luckily on this occasion, it was the latter. I smelt the bag and it had an aroma of a packet of digestive biscuits. I knew not to believe they would actually taste this way though. I took a bite in to one and it crumbled and crunched and I wondered whether it wo...more

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ellesaddict
Pagen Wholegrain Krisprolls: A great way to introduce more whole grains in to your diet (717 words)
by - written on 29/01/12 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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It's not every day that I come across a product that fits in to both of the following categories; 'Good For You' and 'Delicious'. Usually when I change my diet to eat more healthily, I find healthy products do not taste as good as their naughty counterparts out there ~ the ones loaded with sugar, salt and fat. But anyone who has a sweet tooth and loves naughty food would feel that way too. I know that whole grains are very good for you and are part of a healthy diet, so when I try to eat healthier, one of the options I look out for are whole grain products. I came across a bag of Pagen Krisprolls Wholegrain as I scanned the crackers aisle in Asda and thought I might ...  Read the complete review

xxfoxyredxx
Krispy bread! (386 words)
by - written on 20/12/10 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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I love bread but of late I have been looking for alternative options simply for a change. I spotted these in Asda costing 80p a bag and quite liked the sound of them so I grabbed me and my flatmate a bag to try! The bag these come in is light yellow and brown in colour, like a waxed paper bag and on the front we are shown the Krisprolls with a couple of different toppings on them and told that they are From Sweden With Love, Krisprolls 'Wholegrain' The weight of the Krisprolls is stated which is 225g and there is an at a glance nutritional chart shown. Other information on the bag ioncludes being told a bit a bout the them and ideas on what to top them with ...  Read the complete review

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