As I know work across the road from a large Asda store I have been very tempted by their own brand range of sweets. They have a large amount in the range and you can pick and mix three packets for just £1.00. This to me is just far too tempting so I have been working my way through the range. One of the first ones I tried was the 'Super Sour Snakes'. The sour snakes come in a small plastic packet which has a black band across the top with the' Asda chosen by you' logo on. The rest of the packet is quite a bright green with a cartoon snake image wrapped around a clear oval window allowing you to see the snake sweeties inside. The sweets are described on the ...  Read the complete review

I'm trying to veer away from eating so much chocolate but at the same time desperately need something to satsify my sweet tooth. While I know the gummy, chewy sweets like these often have a lot of sugar, and are certainly not calorie-free, for me I find that I do much better on a diet if I have something like this to treat myself. Super Sour Snakes are one of Asda's own brand sweets, many of which are permanently on offer for three for £1, or 38p each. I really love sour sweets, and often get let down by things which aren't even vaguely tangy when I try them. However, while not the most eye-watering (America's Warheads have definitely won that award), I find ...  Read the complete review

My cousin hosted a Harry Potter movie night at the weekend in preparation for the sixth film's release at the cinema this week. Being the gracious guest that I am, my husband and I took a trip to Asda beforehand to stock up on sweeties for everyone to share. I already knew that Asda do a selection of cheap sweets as my husband often buys some but I didn't realise quite the amount and selection that they actually have and I was stood there umming and ahhing for quite some time deciding which ones to pick. So the Super Sour Snakes ended up being one of my picks as most people are sure to like these. They are soft fruit flavour gums with a fizzy sugar coating. ...  Read the complete review

Now I must admit I am a sucker for sweets and just lately Asda's own sweets have become a particular favourite of mine. Not only are they great value for but they also contain no artificial colours or flavours and taste pretty damn good. These Super Sour Snakes come in a 100g green packet that has a picture of a snake on the front. The back of the packet contain all the nutritional information you could need - I'll deal with this later. On opening the bag there is quite a sweet fruity smell, which I think is nice. The bag is also rather full, which does make a change and the sweets inside are covered in a lot of the fizzy sugar substance (not good ...  Read the complete review

Asda Super Sour Snake sweets! I have a terrible sweet tooth and always buy a pack of jelly sweets on the weekly shop as a little treat for myself. Im always trying different sorts of sweets from hard candy to chewy sugar coated gums. **Packaging** These sweets come in a small lime green bag with a picture of a cartoon snake on the front. There is a small clear window on the pack where you can see the sweets inside the pack. (I normally take advantage of this and see what pack has the most red sweets in as there my favourite!). The pack is very easy to open, all it takes is a simple tear to the top of the pack. On the reverse of ...  Read the complete review