Tesco Value Midget Gems Reviews

I purchased Tesco Value Midget Gems after loving Morrisons Midget Gems, and thinking that maybe these brand midget gems wouldn't be too bad either. Seeing as Tesco was closer to me than Morrisons, I was also hoping they would! I paid around 40p for them which was a great bargain, and around the same price as other shop brand ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

TESCOS VALUE RANGE Midget Gems Well as my house is usually bombarded with children and grandchildren, more so over at the weekends, i like to have a few sweeties in for the grandkids. I spoted these merely by chance when shopping in Tescos the other day with a good friend of mine. Costing 38pence for a ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value midget gems look pretty bog standard, they chuck them on the shelves in the blue and white boxes in the blue and white bags and they don't look pretty but inside the bags are lots of little or should I say midget gems. Price: I am going to start with the price, these are a bargain at about 40p, which ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

Absolute bargain at 28p. I bought these last night as I was having a craving for something sweet and being a student I don't have much money. You get 200 grams and they last for ages. Obviously they are value sweets and they aren't the most amazing sweets you will ever taste but if your trying to stick to a low budget and want a sugary ...  Read the complete review

My brother keeps telling about these, and yesterday I eventually got him to let me try some. I was so surprised, I really expected them to be horrible as they are so cheap but I was shocked at how nice they are. A 200g bag of these is 28p!!!!!!!! They taste like most other fruit jelly sweets, and I ...  Read the complete review

Please don't tell my Dad about this review...You see, my dad is what you call a midget gem puritan. He used to buy Lion midget gems as a child, the very hard fruity sweets which had black liquorice sweets in each bag too. These were old fashioned sweet shop sweets, where you went in the shop and got them poured out of a jar into a little ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

These sweets should come with a health warning attached - "WARNING this product may dislodge a fill-in." This has happened on two separate occasions, so despite the flavor and the value I'm out! However I thought I'd relay my opinions for those of you that have sturdy teeth... You can pick up a 200g packet of value ...  Read the complete review

Tescos value midget gems. I have decided to buy my children some sweets as a treat and we were shopping in Tescos and i spotted these Midget Gems for the price of 28p for a whole bag full, thats really good value for money. They come in a clear see through bag and contain quite a large amount of these different ...  Read the complete review

I first picked these up in my local Tesco in 2007 after having them in a traditional sweet shop in Scotland. I thought they may not be as nice as them, because nearly every other brand of these I'd tried (*cough* Maynards *cough*) had been quite annoyingly hard and disgusting. But this time I'd finally found something as good as the ones ...  Read the complete review

Who would of thought it a bag of sweets cheap as chips. If your trying to save money and need to cut down on spending costs this is the product for you. Tesco value midget gems are not just only cheap but they taste quite nice for a 28p bag. They nearly meet up to the standards of full price midget gems. They soft centre ...  Read the complete review

Mr Norton is a big fan of Midget Gems, I had not really heard of them before he was recounting a story about when he almost choked on them, which for some reason stuck in my mind and we ended up buying a pack so I could try them and so Mr Norton could snaffle them as he is a very sweet kind of person (pun intended). I was ...  Read the complete review

I've never tried the 'real' Midget Gems, so don't have anything to compare the Tesco Value ones to. However, I do love getting a bargain, and shopping at Tesco presents many opportunities for doing so. One day, I had a few quid in my pocket so decided to buy a few things to eat, including a packet of ridiculously cheap Tesco Value ...  Read the complete review

Midget Gems used to be a sweet I enjoyed from time to time, they are jelly type sweets but harder than most jelly sweets (on a par with Rowntrees fruit gums). Midget Gems had distinct fruity flavours and were very nice back in the day but getting good ones these days is almost impossible and the Tesco value ones could be ...  Read the complete review

Haribo Goldbears is something I grew up with in Germany; we always had some at home and they were the basic sweet treat because they were actually quite cheap. Of course I expected them to be a bit more expensive here but I was shocked when I saw the exorbitant prices at which they are sold here. No wonder that I looked for a value ...  Read the complete review

Despite the fact that I love chocolate and crisps, sweets have never really been a snack of choice for me. However, a flying visit to Birmingham last week meant I would be cooped up in the car (thankfully with my daughter driving as I loathe those Midlands motorways with a passion) for hours on end with my two youngest granddaughters', ...  Read the complete review

My husband considers himself to be a bit of a "Gums" conisseur and this has on balance actually cost us quite a sum of money. We were therefore both pretty stoked when I stumbled across these little sweeties. 28p for 200g means that he can buy 600g for under £1 bargain! (yes he can also consume 600g in under an hour ...  Read the complete review