Nestle Aero Bubbles

At around about 3pm, every day without fail, I get a major sugar craving. It has been patiently explained to me by people who care about these things that if I ate a proper lunch (as opposed to a slice of toast with marmite and a handful of peanuts) this would not happen. However, I'm really not the kind of girl who spends quality smoking time making sandwiches in the morning, so generally, I resort to a quick-fix solution for my mid-afternoon slump. However, just after I arrived in work on Friday I found that I'd managed to forget my usual stash of chocolate. So off I went and had a wee poke ... more

***Nestle Aero Bubbles*** Well I have always loved that light bubbly chocolate that Nestle named as Aero. Having different flavours I have tried them all. My ultimate favourite from the start was I have to admit, the Mint Aero. The orange flavoured Aero was just too sickly, the chocolate one was too boring to tantalise my taste buds. I was only a young kid when I tried the Mint one. I have remained so loyal to Nestle over the years and can honestly say that when I am standing in a shop choosing a chocolate bar I find it a nightmare - there is always too much choice available (I am a typical ... more

This is a review on the "peppermint flavoured mint chocolate with an aerated centre" Aero Bubbles. I had the intention of buying a mint aero for my chocolate treat this week. However, the Aero Bubbles pouch caught my eye. I wondered how these would compare with the actual bar. Would they be any different? Would they be better or worse value for money? In the end my curiousity got the better of me, I had to know. Some Interesting Facts The Aero bar was launched in 1935 by Rowntree. At first it was only available in the north of England. Originally they intended calling them Airways. In 1988 ... more

After a long absence of chocolate reviews from my, they finally return - for now anyway. There is no special story to go with the discovery of these little dual coloured balls. I walked in to the kitchen, saw them resting next to the fruit bowl, asked who they were for and the response was '"Anybody really'. I obviously left the kitchen clasping them in my hands. The packaging itself emulates that of something like a Malteaser's wrapper shape wise. The Nestle logo rests at the top left corner. The wrapper is white, and consists of lots of green bubbles 'floating' all over the place, towards ... more

I was just looking for something to fill my chocolate craving, but didn't want the usual dairy milk bar … when I spotted these intriguing little things!!! Packaging **************************** ***** The packing is made of shiny plastic, which is about 5inches by 3inches - much the same as your usual chocolate sweets (such as revels, M& M's etc). It is white with minty green bubbles on it - which is ironic as they are called Area Bubbles…. In the top left hand corner you have the Nestle logo in red and white.. to the top right is a big banner stating NEW… this will disappear at some point I am ... more