After Christmas like most people I thought I better do my best to cut out the junk food that I love so much. It wasn't that I put on weight or want to lose weight at all but the fact that I'm seriously not as healthy as I used to be. I used to love the gym and healthy eating but then I got a bad back and had to stop doing alot of what I once enjoyed and because of that and mixed with a poor diet I feel quite rubbish in myself. Since Christmas I bought myself some weights and things and apart from when my boyfriend came to stop with me a for a few days have stuck to eating healthily and I must admite I do feel better for it. It can though be a bit boring and so ...  Read the complete review

I thought I'd give these a go as I try to stay away from traditional crisps and go for the breadstick and cracker versions instead. Ryvita to me is an ok snack with a bit of marmite on it. I've never been a huge fan though, so I wasn't expecting all that much out of Ryvita minis. However, I was really wrong to think this! The first flavour I tried was the Mature Cheese and Onion. On opening the bag, you instantly get the scent of the product coming up at you. The ryvita minis themselves are just as the name suggests, like mini ryvitas but seem to be a bit thicker and denser. This texture adds to a nice overall crunchiness. The best part ...  Read the complete review

I don't usually buy this as they seem a bit on the expensive side to me, but when I picked up my free magazine from Tesco's there was a coupon inside with 20p off. Now you could only buy the Salt and Vinegar flavour, but I like any sort so I grabbed a bag that was selling for 39p. Now I'm sure they used to be dearer than that a few months ago more like the 50p mark! So I got mine for 19p! Thats more like it! Now these are made by Ryvita's who have been making crispbreads forever, in fact since 1925. The minis are quite a recent new product made in the last few years. They decided to bring out 5 flavours these being; ~~~Mature Cheddar and ...  Read the complete review

Having had a bit of an unsatisfying lunch, I rummaged through our cupboards in search of a snack and came across a pack of sweet chilli flavoured Ryvita Minis. Claiming to be 3% fat, I thought I would go for it and take the healthy option. I am glad I tried them but was not particularly blown away, but this may be down to my fairly neutral, non-plussed view of ryvita in general. They were tasty enough and only ate 101 calories into my 2500 daily allowance. Each Ryvita Mini is approximately 2cm wide and 3.5cm long I would say, and looks like a small brown slab of biscuit with seasoning on top. They did not fill me up in the slightest and if anything, ...  Read the complete review

I was looking for something healthy to go with my sandwich today, and Ryvita Minis caught my eye. I love sweet chilli flavoured things, and I picked them up as a good alternative to crisps. The packet is about the same size as a bag of crisps, and weighs 30g with the contents. This flavour is bright red and advertises that they are only 3% fat and 101 calories. Also, they are high in fibre. A good start. However, when I opened the packet and pulled one out, I was kind of disgusted by the appearance. They are like rectangles of cardboard with a weird salty look to them, as if someone had put glue on a bit of brown card and then dipped it in salt ...  Read the complete review