Tesco Value Midget Gems Reviews

Tesco Value Midget Gems Sweets

Product Type: Tesco Sweets

Newest Review: ... the shelves, you can tell them apart from the other sweets as they have the Tescos logo on them, and only have the main ... more

 ... colours of blue and white on them. The only problem I really had was once I had opened the packet, it kept on ripping at just the slightest movement. So when I had them in my pockets, they had all spilled out as I was walking. The midget gems taste and look exactly like other brands of midget gems from supermarkets, as they are relatively small, yet still hard and chewy. There is a large selection of colours within these packets, such as lime, strawberry, orange and blackcurrant (at least I think they are, from what I...more

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natox
Tesco Value Midget Gems: Get what you pay for (91 words)
by - written on 02/08/07 (Somewhat useful, 310 readings)
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As I have quite a sweet tooth, I am often looking for new and exciting sweets! I remember not really liking midget gems as a child but decided to give them a go. On a personal taste scale, the Tesco ones are okay and nothing to get excited about. Like everything in blue and white, it’s cheap so if you are not over keen, it doesn’t matter. My nephew seems to really like them though and he is an expert on midget gems, so they must be fairly ...  Read the complete review

ilovemypets
Delicious! (245 words)
by - written on 10/08/11 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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I have always liked midget gems ever since I was very young and have always bought them. When I was recently shopping in Tesco, I came across Tesco Value midget gems, at first I was not sure if they were worth purchasing or not, but in the end I decided to buy them. They are delicious and are great to eat if you are say watching a film or just want to eat some sweets. They come in a variety of colours: red, black, orange, yellow, green and pale green and surprisingly for the price, all the colours taste slightly different. Each packet is 200g and costs just 36p! They are certainly value for money. (The price though does seem to be continually ...  Read the complete review

msarcher
Tesco Value Midget Gems: Gems of goodness! (317 words)
by - written on 06/09/10 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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As I have quite a sweet tooth, I am always on the lookout for new sweets and chocolate, so when I cam across Tesco Value Midget Gems I had to try them. I located these in the sweets aisle, near other Tesco Value confectionery products as well as other brands of sweets. The packaging looks quite different to the image displayed above; the midget gems are in a blue and clear packet, allowing you to get a glimpse of rainbow coloured array of sweets. Each packet ways 200g, so you get quite a large amount of sweets for the 35p, though it previously cost 28p. When I opened the packet, there was not a particularly fruity smell and upon tasting the midget ...  Read the complete review

Drewster_Rooster
Small, Sticky and Sweet... (588 words)
by - written on 04/01/10 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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Whilst in Tesco yesterday picking up something for our Sunday dinner I had the urge for something sweet and fruity to chew so made my way up the bagged sweet aisle for a browse at the choices on offer. I am at the moment trying different products in the Value range from Tesco as for the most part they have been excellent value for money and are comparable to the higher-priced big names that are more familiar. A 200 gram bag of Midget Gems caught my attention and not having had these for a quite a while and thoroughly sick of chocolate I thought I'd give them a try. Bagged in the Value packaging of a dark blue and see-through bag it isn't the most attractive ...  Read the complete review

jellybaby167
Tesco Value Midget Gems: VALUE GEMS (395 words)
by - written on 31/12/09 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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I have been trying out some of the items from the Tesco Value range in my local Tesco store to see if they are any good. All of the items have saved me a bit of money on my shopping bill but some of them have been rubbish and I would not buy them again. One item that I tried recently was the Tesco value midget gems and this is my review. The packaging is not very eye catching or attractive but this is because it is a Tesco value item and all of the items in the Tesco value range are in similar basic packaging because it is a no frills brand. The plastic bag is plain looking but it is sturdy and does not burst like cheap packaging and it does the ...  Read the complete review

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