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Count on Us Cardboard Crisps

Advantages: None
Disadvantages: Too many to list in this small space!

...headed off to good old Marks and Spencer’s to browse around their Count on Us range of low fat and low calorie food. The Count on Us range has over 200 products all of which contain a low salt content and under 3% fat, which is paradise for dieters. The range includes products for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks. Walking down the aisles, purposely avoiding my favourite shortbread biscuits and cheesy wafers, I headed for the section, which sells ...
...these, please note the following: 20g provides 3% fat and 70 calories. Contains wheatflour and the ‘bacon’ flavouring contains dried cheese. Conclusion ^*^*^*^*^*^ One word: DISGUSTING www.marksandspencer.com Marks and Spencer Plc PO Box 3339 Chester CH99 9QS Thanks for reading and not puking. ...

purplelynne 09.10.2004 · Read full review
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Review of Marks & Spencer Bacon Rashers

Twisted Cheesy Sticks

Advantages: Buttery, cheesy, crunchy, they almost melt in your mouth
Disadvantages: A little on the expensive side, only available at M&S

...to admit that I love Marks and Spencer's food but I don't tend to shop here very often because my nearest one is in town and its always a pain to get to! Recently, when I made a trip to M& S, I just had to buy their all butter Cheese Twists. Cheese Twists Marks and Spencer's all butter Cheese Twists are made from puff pastry and gruyere cheese and are absolutely delicious. Each Cheese Twist is about 7 inches long and about half an inch thick. The ...
...twists. I find that Marks and Spencer's is a little on the expensive side compared to Tesco's so always look out for the special offers as I don't think 2 boxes for £2.50 was too unreasonable, although the normal price of £1.99 for 15 twists is a little expensive. Having said that, they really are a luxury item to eat and its always worth spoiling yourself once in a while! ...

daylehall 23.09.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Marks & Spencer All Butter Cheese Twists

FlavourBLEURGH!

Advantages: Don’t they sound gorgeous
Disadvantages: Shame they are a let down

Fact 1: Marks and Spencer crisps are usually gorgeous Fact 2: Marks and Spencer crisps are very expensive Fact 3: They have bought out a really tasty sounding ‘flavourburst’ range Fact 4: You just know Justine is going to buy them! Where to Find Them: In any Marks and Spencers, currently displayed in their own freestanding smart looking cardboard display. Packaging: Oh well done M&S! The packaging is very expensive looking, very smart and ...
...pack is in the main a dull matt black, but the pack has a relief pattern (that can only be displayed as a sort of ‘splat’!) in shiny black on it. There is a flash across the front about an inch across in the middle in a deep pink with three squares of photographs – one of thinly sliced onions, one of a really evil looking cheddar (the kind that has salt crystals in it it is so strong!), and the last of delicious looking crisps - followed by a rectangle ...

Justine 02.10.2003 · Read full review
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Review of Marks and Spencer Flavourburst Caramelised Onion and Mature Cheddar Crisps

A Roast Pig In A Bag Of Crisps!

Advantages: Taste Nice, Full Of Flavour
Disadvantages: Plenty Of Fat And Calories

Another trip to Marks and Spencers and another food review. This time it is the turn of their Honey Roast Ham flavoured Crisps. I first tried these earlier this year when I picked up a packet to take to a Barbecue I was going to, I was very impressed with their strong authentic taste and so when I spotted them on the shelf a few days ago I decided to give them another try, and to see if they still tasted so good sober. THE PRODUCT These Crisps ...
...Denmark and produced exclusively for Marks and Spencers. As with all similar products they should be stored in a cool dry place. They have a sell by date when purchased of a couple of days but once opened they should be stored in an airtight container and consumed within a few days. CONCLUSION I would definitely recommend these to anyone who enjoys Crisps with a nice strong flavour. I will be buying them again, but not too often. Thank you for ...

micksheff 16.12.2005 · Read full review
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Review of Marks & Spenser Honey Roast Ham Flavour Potato Crisps

APPETISING ANTI-VAMPIRE AMMUNITION

Advantages: Crunchy, tasty, quality product
Disadvantages: None - for some, the price?

...I’m a real sucker for Marks and Spencer’s product range, mainly because they always seem one step ahead of the competition when it comes to quality and innovation. Whilst patrolling the aisles last weekend in search of nice things I spotted these babies: “Garlic Flavour Crisps Cooked in Olive Oil” Garlic is one of those “you either love it or hate it” kind of things – and I love it, so this seemed like ...
...much inclined to award full marks for this category, because these really are the nicest crisps that I have ever tasted, and are worth every penny you pay for them. Nonetheless, it has to be said that at £1.89 for a 100g bag they are more than double the equivalent price of a bag of Walkers. That aside, they are far nicer than Kettle Chips or Pringles, so if you’re happy to pay £2 for a bag of Kettle Chips then you’ll be happy to pay ...

LostWitness 14.01.2002 · Read full review
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Review of Marks and Spencer Garlic Crisps