Muller Little Stars 6 Fruit Juice Jellies

My son has a real penchant for yogurts, and through an ongoing offer that is running currently at Asda I was able to purchase the product I will now review at a reduced price. The product I will now review is - “Muller, Little Stars - fruit juice jellies” To be completely truthful with you good people, when I actually purchased these I didn’t realise that these were even jellies, with them being stored with all the children’s yoghurts I assumed they were those….I know I really should read the packets a bit better! These jellies come in the same format as their yoghurt counterparts do. There ... more

Last time we were in Tesco with the kids we were in a hurry as they were tired. There were a lot of people and it was difficult to move. We ran out of children’s yogurt so we entered the dairy product aisle and I put 2 usual Müller Little Stars yogurt in the trolley and I found that there is a new version with orange. I bought 2 of it as well. I haven’t realised that it was jelly. We came home and gave the children dinner then as a treat a yogurt. After opening it I found that it was a jelly. I tried to tell them that this is a new treat but I couldn’t convince my elder son to taste it. The ... more

I have never been able to successfully make a jelly from scratch so I normally buy the jelly squares that you add boiling water to and then put in the fridge to set overnight, they're easy and they come in a range of flavours but sometimes I like to take them out when I go for a picnic with my husband so I buy little pots of jelly because a big bowl is not easy to carry around. Muller Little Stars Jelly are actually aimed at kids but I think they taste pretty nice and therefore buy them quite often. They cost £1.58 for a packet of 6 pots of 75g jellies which is a lot more expensive than making ... more

I have only just recently noticed these in the shops,and i only noticed them because they were buy one get one free, and any one who knows me will know i cannot walk past a bargain of any sort. These little stars fruit jellies are made buy muller and come in a pack of six with each pot containing 75g. the packaging on the box is very eye catching for children as it has cute animals made up from fruit,very bright and colourful with a pastel pink/purple back ground, and on the back of the card board packaging there are badges for little ones to make and colouring in to do. They come in assorted ... more

I have been buying the little stars fruit juice jellies for some time now they are a quick and easy dessert and my children adore them especially my 2 year old son he can't get enough of them sometimes devouring two pots at a time so as i was shopping at Asda and was after some yogurts i came across these on special offer. Normally they cost around £1.49 for 6 but as they were on offer they were buy one get one free so i didn't hesitate in popping them into my basket and getting 12 for the price of 6 a bargain in my opinion. The little stars range come in both yogurts and jellies they have 3 ... more