TetraPond Food Sticks

Carrot sticks but not as we know them!

Advantages: A good finger food
Disadvantages: The shape makes them awkward to eat

These crisps are part of the Organix range which I quite like. They have a 'No junk' policy which means that they only include essential ingredients without adding all of the additives, preservatives, colourings and more. You can buy the imdividually or in a multipacks. They cost around 40p for an individual bag and £1.30 for a bag of 6. The crisps are suppose to resemble fresh carrot sticks so they are long and thin. They look a lot like Chip Sticks except they are mostly orange in colour with the odd area that is beige because it hasn't been covered by the carrot powder. I'm not as keen on these as I am on the other Crisps in this range. I find that they have a great taste to them and the carrot is a lot stronger than the other varieties but the shape makes the awkward to eat. Elijah likes to hold them which is great because ...

claribella 08.09.2009 · Read full review
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Ben & Jerry's Phish Food Stick

Advantages: Unique way of enjoying Phish fodd without being tempted to eat the whole tub
Disadvantages: still quite high in cals per stick and not avaliable in all supermarkets

's also really bad in calories; each tub of 500ml gives 1400 calories, that's almost 3/4 of your recommended intake! Phish food flavour is Dark chocolately brown in appearance with swirls of white marshmallow and chunks of fish shaped smiling chocolate shapes. Delicious chocolate ice cream with marshmallow, caramel swirls and fish shaped chocolatey chunks - as per pack description. APPEARANCE: The Phish stick comes in a plastic bar shaped packet which you have to tear into. It is a just bigger than a mars bar sized fishy shaped ice cream lolly on a wooden stick. The ice cream is almost the same as the stuff you get in the tubs of Phish Food but in this bar you don't get the cute nibbley little choccie fishies. Instead it's the outer thing that's shaped like a fish and is made from dark chocolate. SMELL: As you open the pack a deep ...

mints4merlin 01.10.2006 · Read full review
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Sticks of pleasure!

Advantages: see review
Disadvantages: see review

I first spotted Mikado chocolate biscuits a few months ago. I had already read a few reviews about them, mostly negative, but decided to try them for myself. Mikado biscuits are made by Kraft foods and were launched in February 2009.They are sold as a snack food for customers on the go. You may have seen the amusing advert where a Japanese man puts the Mikado's on a top shelf. A female worker comes along and uses the photocopier to reach them. She manages to photocopy her backside in the process! The biscuits come in a cardboard box with flip open lid. Inside is a foil inner to help keep the biscuits fresh. The biscuits are named after the game of Mikado or pick up sticks and the biscuits look exactly like the sticks from the game. Each stick is very thin and coated with a thin layer of milk chocolate. The last few centimeters are ...

anwar 05.10.2009 · Read full review
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