Kraft Philadelphia Splendips

Advantages: scrumptious, variety, cheap, healthy
Disadvantages: only four flavours, unusual combination

...I had heard of Kraft Philadelphia, purely because of the outrageous 'angel adverts' they have on television. Despite seeing them goodness-knows how many times, I had never really paid much attention to the products they were displaying. On the shelf in front of me were four variety tubs that went by the name of Splendips. Alarm bells started ringing in my head, as the advert started to play in my mind. I could recall seeing these before! I remembered ...
...introduced. In the UK, Kraft Philadelphia has a range of products on offer, including; Varieties, Organic, Mini Tubs, Splendips, Snack Tubs, and Original. I have only ever sampled the Splendips myself, but I think I shall be trying the Mini Tubs soon - they come in an 'Extra Light' option! Contact You should have no problems with your Splendips, but if you are unfortunate to do so, then it is possible for Philadelphia to be contacted, ... Read review

Advantages: Dippy and cheesy
Disadvantages: Pricey and

...and a tomato-y sauce that Kraft insist on calling chutney. + REASON FOR PURCHASE? + Why I bought this I'm not sure. Perhaps I thought I should review it, perhaps I thought it would be a good accompaniment to my vodka... either way, I'm a cheese fiend as well as a booze fiend and I'm up for trying anything once (twice if I like it hehe). + BRAND HISTORY PART YOU SHOULD MAYBE SKIP + Feigning interest in how this quaint little product became such ...
...1903 + Phoenix merge with Kraft in 1928 + The UK is introduced to the creamy creamy cream cheese in 1960 and since then we've been granted low fat and then even lower fat versions, better packaging, and other versions like Cracked Pepper and Garlic & Herb. Now my need to educate you is done and dusted, on with the show! + THE PRODUCT + So we've got a nice tub here, about *yay* big - just over 7 keyboard keys across and just over 5 keys along. ... Read review

Advantages: tasty cheap nice
Disadvantages: not much to chose from, only 4 (i thnk)

Next year I am going on holiday with some friends. This can be dangerous. Putting my bikini on in front of hundreds of strangers is fine, hundreds of people I will never see again can see my 'womanly' figure, but my friends, who have cameras, and video cameras and long memories, they must never, ever see my wobbly bits. All this in mind I am now on a mission, I have 10 months to get a mega fit body to rival a High Street Honey's swimwear contestant ...
...all things salad and green when I spotted these Slpendips by Philidelpiha at my local Morrison's. They were 99p and buy one get one free. I had seen them advertised on TV with angels saying that splendips were low in fat so I bought two. They come in plastic tubs with fiol lids that you need to peal with 3 seprate compartments for the various fillings. The first one was Chive. It consisted of chive biscuits (about 10) and a tangy tomato dip and ... Read review

Advantages: Taste great, ok for calories, great snack food
Disadvantages: Sometimes the 'dippers' can be too large to dip

I only came about this product last week when shopping at Tesco's. I only noticed them because they were in special offer and since trying them, they have become one of my favourite snacks. Philadelphia Splendips are very similar to Dairylea dunkers but they also have a sweet variety as well as savoury. Philadelphia Splendips There are four varieties of Philadelphia Splendips. These are Thai Sweet Chilli, Chives, Cheesecake and Nachos. Philadelphia ...
...that they have three compartment rather than two. Half of the container if taken up with the 'dipper' section and the other half is split into two sections, containing cheese and then whatever flavour you have picked. The container has a foil lid which peels off and is easy to remove. The containers themselves are fairly small so I find them convenient for packed lunches and to have as snacks. Price I buy these from Tescos where they cost 98p ... Read review

Advantages: Taste great, good value for money, convenient for packed lunch
Disadvantages: Only 4 varieties

I have been a fan of Philadelphia Splendips for about the last 8 months and find that there are great for a snack in the evenings or for taking to work in your packed lunch! About Philadelphia Splendips There are four varieties of Philadelphia Splendips which are Thai Sweet Chilli, Chives, Cheesecake and Nachos. Philadelphia Splendips come in a container with three compartments. Half of the container is taken up with the item you dip section and ...
...which contains the cheese and the other holds the other flavouring (which obviously varies depending on which variety of Splendip you have chosen). The container has a foil lid which I sometimes find a bit stiff to remove so be careful as one time when I went to open them, I pulled too hard and half the contend came flying out onto my lap! Price I tend to buy this product from Tesco when I do my weekly shop and here they cost 98p per pack. Every ... Read review

Advantages: tasteful, healthy, practical
Disadvantages: a bit pricey in the long run

...What a coincidence; it was just this week that I first purchased Kraft Philadelphia Extra Light cheese spread, so what better opportunity will I have than to share my experience of this product with you now?! Why Did I Purchase? -------------------------------- There are two main reasons why I initially purchased the cheese. The first of which is that I have recently become quite addicted to the Kraft Splendips products (little snack pots with various dips, including a cheese option). I fell in love with the Philadelphia cheese at first taste, and wondered whether it would taste as glorious when bought in a tub, unaccompanied. In order to settle my curiosity, I began to sway slightly towards purchasing. Another reason for my buy focuses more so on the health factor, rather than the tempting taste. I adore cheese in any... Read review

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