Toffee Crisp Clusters Reviews
Product Type: Nestle Sweets
Newest Review: ... writing in easy view as well. These are little bits of Chocolate. Just the same idea as Toffee Crisp but not as thick. You ... more
... get quite a few bits in the pack so the value for money is alright. I would say these are more like a scattering of Puffed Rice wrapped in Caramel which is quite sticky and not too thick. The lot is covered in Nestle Chocolate. You can easily taste all the bits in this and it isn't too sweet and sickly. At least with it being small bits then you can just have a few and leave the rest until later, but I find them easy to eat when the bag is open.
A new twist on an old favourite....more
by - written on 18/12/09 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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I usually try and stay away from Chocolate and Crisps as much as I can but this week me and Mr Kimbles have been at war all week and last night I just fancied actually needed some Chocolate. And the only thing I could find in the Cupboard was Nestle Toffee Crisp Clusters. I am not a Nestle Chocolate fan as I don't find it as nice as Cadburys. I do eat Toffee Crisps sometimes though but find I have to be in the mood for them. When I feel like I do at the moment though Chocolate is Chocolate and it will be eaten. So I set off with munching my way through the bag. Nestle is a brand that has been around for as long as I remember and not only produce ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/09/09 (Very useful, 134 readings)
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I have seen quite a few positive reviews about Toffee Crisp Clusters and since I love Toffee Crisp bars and I love Cadburys Clusters I have been looking out for them so I could try them too. I don't like to think that I am missing out on something so potentially yummy! I was in Tesco's doing some shopping at the weekend and finally spotted them priced at £1.50 per bag so I treated myself. The bag of Clusters is bright orange and very eye catching with the same colours and basic design as the Toffee Crisp bars. It has the words Toffee Crisp Clusters written across the front with the Nestle logo above. The wording tells us that these are 'crispy and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 31/08/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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I love Toffee Crisp, so when they released some bite-size snacks, I had to buy them. I was pleasantly surprised, they have the same quality of the original bars and the same we can expect from Nestle. They also have a great flavour and texture combination, the same, if not better than the original. However, they are very expensive, and you don't get many in the bag which can be very annoying. The packaging is very bright, and it has the same branding of the original bars, making it easy to recognise and find on the shelf. It can be opened easily, and is always fresh. It's also very easy to close, and they will stay fresh for quite along time, which is ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/07/09 (Very useful, 81 readings)
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After deciding to go and get a little treat for myself and my husband I came across these delicious looking sweets, so of course felt inclined to indulge! The sweets I will now review are - "Toffee crisp clusters" The particular bag I am reviewing is deemed as the "share" bag, but lets be honest that happens rarely, right?! The bag itself is a bright orange and yellow colour, with all the relevant information present, brand name, product name, nutritional information, contents an finally a tempting looking picture of the clusters enclosed within. The bag states that there is 150g of product inside, but ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/07/09 (Very useful, 35 readings)
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OH MY GOD, how good are these? I put the product suggestion in for these a while ago, and now it has been accepted I can begin to write about these pieces of lovely Chocolate. I had never heard of these, and about 4 months ago someone at work brought them in. These are yummy I thought and then I tried to find them at my local Supermarket - couldn't find them at all. I hadn't seen these in small bags, only the 150g bag that my friend brought it, but I eventually found them at Asda about 3 months ago. Priced at £1.80 for a 150g bag seemed steep, and being the stubborn, sometimes stingly Scots person I thought to myself "I'm not paying that for ... Read the complete review
