Tesco Salt and Vinegar Rice Cakes Reviews
Product Type: Tesco Snacks
Newest Review: ... to about 13p per snack break (plus whatever topping you put on of course). The Tesco Salt and Vinegar Rice Cakes are low in ... more
... calories and fat and therefore they are good if you are on a calorie controlled diet. Each rice cake contains just 30 calories and only a trace of fat - and so for a snack they are perfect. These rice cakes are pretty similar to other rice cakes I've had, although they are slightly thinner than I would usually expect, but they are quite wide in diameter and therefore there is a good base for a topping. You don't need to put a topping on them because they can be eaten on there own, but occasionally I like to put a litt...more
by - written on 28/05/11, updated on 05/09/12 (Very useful, 104 readings)
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Summer is approaching and suddenly everyone* is trying to be healthy and active. Unfortunately, a claim that I am exempt from this would be a lie. Diet wise, my main downfall is crisps. I love them. I could live off of them. They are, unfortunately, not the most healthy of foods. Which is disappointing because if I could lose weight on a diet of crisps I would be in heaven! So, in order to reduce my crisp intake I made the decision to swap crisps with rice cakes. (*slight exaggeration maybe) -- Health benefits -- It doesn't take much to assume that rice cakes would be a bit healthier for you than crisps; a lot of things are to be fair. Even ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/01/10 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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Like possibly everyone else who is reviewing this product, I am always on the look out for something tasty to munch which is not too laden with calories and fat. I saw someone eating this product at work and decided that I would give them a go. I am not particularly clued up on these type of foods for instance ryvitas etc, and thought I would try something with a little bit of flavouring to it. I think they only do these in plain or salt and vinegar, and being the worlds biggest salt and vinegar fan thought I would try these particular ones from Tesco. They are a little over a pound at £1.11 for 132g. The packaging is still the same as in the advertised Dooyoo ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/12/09 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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I recently decided to spend a Friday night in, watching Christmas films and eating chocolate. However, after having spent the day at the gym, it seemed a waste to binge on chocolate. I went to Tesco in the hope of finding a healthier alternative; I considered fruit, cereal bars and yoghurt, but I was desperate for something sweet. I hadn't even considered rice cakes, but whilst wandering down the crisp aisle, I spotted Snack-a-Jacks. They cost 48p per small bag, which I thought was a little excessive (especially considering a chocolate bar costs around the same and I would have got much more satisfaction from that!) I then spotted these rice cakes; Tesco Salt ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/07/09 (Very useful, 103 readings)
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I used to find rice cakes very boring and bland. I know they are good for an alternative to crackers, bread ect.., being so much more lower in calories, but I couldn't get on with them until I discovered these lovely salt and vinegar ones from Tesco's. I was trying to be good and look for something for my low fat cheese to go on, Ryvita's were out of the window as I had about as many as I could eat, be it sesame seeds, rye, multi-grain I couldn't eat anymore of them. The same went for Crackerbread I tried to convince myself that I was enjoying them, but I wasn't! Then I spotted this turquoise blue packet jumping out at me, I hadn't seen them ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/01/09 (Very useful, 129 readings)
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From time to time when I am feeling healthy I tend to head to Tesco and buy some rice cakes. I normally buy them plain and add flavour myself with the topping. I have purchased the salt and vinegar rice cakes in the past. They are not my favourite kind but they offer a different taste when I feel like a change. Currently in Tesco they cost £1.07 for a 132g pack. I will list the ingredients, however after reading these I am somewhat concerned how healthy these rice cakes actually are. Ingredients Brown Rice, Maize, Seasoning. Seasoning contains: Preservative (Sodium Acetate), Salt, Antioxidant (Citric Acid), Flavour ... Read the complete review
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