No added sugar
Although delicious, these lollies are not for people who have yet to develop an adult palate. Sweet and flavoursome, they are also crisp, sharp and tart. Perfect refreshment.on a hot day, and good for you. Don't lick or suck them - bite off a chunk, crunch it up and swallow before it melts for cooling from the core. A grown-up lolly.
A wonderful summer treat
Large ice lollies made with real fruit that you can taste straight away and are a delight to enjoy in the summer heat. Very rich flavour. The only issue is not devouring the whole box once you've finished the first.
Horrible taste & too expensive
I like pretty much most DM products. My mistake was that I in the rush bought their smoothie lollies & didn’t pay attention that these ones were ice lollies. Flavour was horrible, basically like frozen ice with hardly any flavour. Thought my son loves this kind of lollies, but for me as for adult they aren’t as nice as DM smoothie lollies. So, I only recommend to get them if you fan of ice lollies, otherwise it’s waste of money. It’s too expensive for what it is, even if it’s on offer.
The colour is orange, but the flavour is metal.
100% juice these may well be. However, in my experience 100% of the juice that constitutes 100% of the lolly is 100% horrible. Maybe more. These lollies have an oppressive sour metallic flavour that obliterates all but a very, very faint trace of orange. In a blind taste test, you'd think you'd been given a frozen battery to lick. Just as turkey twizzlers were famously made from 'mechanically recovered' meat, I suspect that these ice lollies are made by mechanically recovering juice from oranges that have been pressed five times already to supply juice for five different orange juice products (leaving the factory in a descending order of tasting like an actual orange). By the time the residual orange remains reach the sixth and final Del Monte 100% Juice Orange Ice Lolly stage of processing they've become compressed bales of desiccated rind, pith and peel. The extraction of the final entrenched molecules of liquid from these tattered remnants requires the deployment of industrial hydraulic presses formerly used to stamp the iron bulkheads of cargo ships. The pressure required to eke out even a trickle of fluid from this pallid detritus is so vast that a dedicated nuclear reactor must be built to supply sufficient power. This goes some way to explaining the robot-y taste of these lollies and also why they cost a packet. Perhaps these lollies might help if you have a documented iron deficiency. Ask your doctor.
Bitter, prefer Tesco brand
Very bitter. We do not like these at all. Tesco brand is much nicer.
Healthy and refreshing
Love these in the summer
Our preferred ice lollie; very refreshing
Our preferred ice lollie; very refreshing
SO. REFRESHING.
Really refreshing. They have a very nice, sweet and refreshing taste. Couldn't ask for more from an ice lolly. One of the best ice lollies I've ever had.
Nice... but nothing special
To give these ice lollies their due, they are what they say on the box... frozen orange juice. Nothing more or less. With that said, they’re a little expensive. The Del Monte raspberry smoothie lollies have a lot more going for them in my opinion, and are also low kcal, so I’d definitely recommend those out of the two!
True orange deliciousness
Very very good and no horrible E numbers like many ice lollies. Yes, high in sugar content, but everything in moderation! One a week or one every fortnight cannot be that bad for you. Taste like fresh pure orange juice and taste no like other junk too. Winner.