I tried this variety a couple of months ago and th
I tried this variety a couple of months ago and thought it delicious but store was out of it when I went for more. I was delighted then when it came back into stock. I used the first sachet today. Imagine my disappointment when I ate it and found it to be bland and lacking blueberries. Nothing at all like my first experience. I now have another 19 sachets to get thru. Colour me bluer than your blueberries!
these are fab. add a little more milk than suggest
these are fab. add a little more milk than suggested. a hit with my family and not too sweet.
Good purchase but needs 1 more thing
So I tried this out because for flavour which wasn't available in Quaker Oats which I really enjoy their products. I'm never disappointed with them. I enjoyed the Tesco brand taste. The texture/quality of the oats is a step down from Quakers but it's bearable. The cooking time was quick and accurate. However, unless you want a milk pool with bits or wallpaper paste, you do need to get your milk just right. I just have 2 small complaints. The bland packets make you feel like you're making wartime rations that give a feeling of buyers regret and like this product may not taste nice or be good for me and then you get hit with the lesser quality oats and cooking experience...and it's not the best time. BUT one main thing Tesco needs to add is a measurement line for the milk! If they did that Im sure more people would switch permanently I know I would. Most people I'm sure who buy this are time poor and/or also stringent about their portion controls because they're on a diet or have children. With that being said, between the poorer quality of the oats and then being inconvenienced with having to measure out the milk after I bought these oat packets for convenience and speed of not having to measure out oats and milk and end up making too much...I'll be going back to Quakers! First world problems I know, but still! When you're busy or looking after a healthy family it matters.
Awful, just stick with Quaker
Awful, thought I'd try these as far cheaper than the Quaker ones. Had half of them, thought I'd keep trying, but just had to give up. Bought some more Quaker ones, ok they're more expensive but the difference in quality is infinite. Does no-one at Tesco actually do comparison tests anymore?
Individual pouches are plain white apart from a ve
Individual pouches are plain white apart from a very small, faint variety type print. It’s difficult to tell flavours apart and there are no cooking instructions other than on outer box. Not good if you store sachets in a tin.
Awful!
Awful, just awful.
Delicious
Very nice indeed
Not many pieces of apple and blueberry present.
Not many pieces of apple and blueberry present.
Hardly any fruit!!!!
The porridge itself is Ok, but the amount of fruit in it is a total joke!!!
Excellent Easy Oats Sachets from Tesco
These are the nicest "non-branded" porridge sachets I have ever tasted. They have a "hint" of apple and blueberry which is tasty but not overpowering . The Tesco brand also does not have as much sugar in it than the more-expensive branded porridge sachets that I have tasted which also tastes nicer and is also healthier. The consistency of the Tesco branded porridge is also very good when made up and it keeps me full all morning. I really cannot fault this brand . Do give this porridge a try and save yourself some money. : o )