I saw these Mcvities Snickers Flapjack in my local supermarket recently and decided to buy them to try as I really like oat flapjacks and I have a real sweet tooth. If I have to reach for a sugary snack I like to eat something that has a bit of substance and which has healthy aspects to it's ingredients. I hoped that this product would satisfy my hunger, my sweet tooth and also allow me to compromise by providing nutritious nuts and oats whilst I'm getting my chocolaty satisfaction! These flapjacks are designed to replicate the taste of the Snickers confectionary bar. They combine the major flavours of the bar with the traditional flapjack recipe. Although I ...  Read the complete review

I really quite like Snickers chocolate bars, I find them to be tasty and for chocolate, quite filling and substantial. Therefore I was intrigued to see if these flapjacks would be quite as good. I'm not an expert on flapjacks, I don't really eat them that often apart from when I see the Bakin Boys ones being sold half price sometimes. These came in a five pack. I think that they were about £1, I've seen them in Poundland sometimes too. In fact, if you weren't looking closely, you could quite easily pick this up thinking it was a pack of their chocolate bars. The packaging is almost identical, brown with the words Snickers in blue and ...  Read the complete review

I happened to see these bars on special offer recently at £1 in my local supermarket and, not unnaturally, thought that something baked by McVities and with the distinctive Snickers taste in the form of a healthy flapjack, was bound to be delicious. How wrong could I be? Well my first mistake was in assuming these flapjacks were healthy. They are full of fat and sugar and actually contain a negligible amount of fibre and each little bar is a hefty 167 kcal to boot. Despite the rolled oats in the ingredients list, fibre isn't even included as a percentage on the GDA values given. I won't bore you with all the ingredients listed as they mainly ...  Read the complete review

Recently, on a trip the corner shop, I decided that I needed something sweet and yummy, and was delighted to see Snickers Flapjacks stacked up next to the till . Essentially, this is a flapjack with elements of Snickers bars mixed in . So, take your standard oaty, syrupy flapjack, and to this mix add caramel, peanuts, and plenty of chocolate . It's 56g in size, and I paid about 75p for mine at the corner shop . The pack recommends storing these in the fridge, and then letting them warm up before eating, and I would second this, as eaten right from the cupboard they are a little too soft and crumbly, and are prone to breaking up . The ...  Read the complete review

Manufactured by McVities and measuring just under 9 cm long, Snickers Flapjacks inject just enough taste and sugar to give you a boost during your working day - or at least they do in mine! Whereas I find the usual Snickers chocolate bar quite heavy, I find the flapjack light and tasty. Its base is soft and moist - consisting primarily of rolled oats, golden syrup and roasted peanuts. The lovely peanutty taste, I think makes them uniquely different from other flap jacks on the market, although they are not packed with peanuts so that they become intrusive - there are just enough to add a crunchy kick! The base is covered in sticky caramel and ...  Read the complete review