Absolutely vile!
Disgusting. The pineapple bits (of which there were not many) had taken on the taste and smell of the beetroot, and the beetroot bits just tasted mouldy. Both parts had a horrible texture like hardened rubber. The back of the bag has Nim saying she's a health-conscious mum, and implies that she created these due to her dissatisfaction with the content of other snacks - I would not feed these to the children of my worst enemy, and I feel sorry for her kids if these revolting so-called crisps have been tested on them.
Tastes terrible, bought 3 bags all went in the bin
Tastes terrible, bought 3 bags all went in the bin
My local Tesco's stocks three different Nim's vari
My local Tesco's stocks three different Nim's varieties: Watermelon fruit crisps Apple fruit crisps Pineapple & Beetroot fruit and veg crisps Both the Watermelon and the Apple crisps are very nice, but the Pineapple & Beetroot variety is more of an acquired flavour which will probably not be liked by many people. The crisps are made without any addition of oil or any other ingredient, so are a healthy snack alternative to potato crisps. Would be good for children's lunch boxes, but do avoid giving them the beetroot crisps.
Healthy and tasty
They taste good and you can definitely recognise the flavours. It's great that they count toward your five a day.
Not nice at all. I can usually stomach the more 'u
Not nice at all. I can usually stomach the more 'unusual' tasting health foods, but these really do taste funny
Really loved these. Good alternative to the usual
Really loved these. Good alternative to the usual crisps.
Yuck
Dry, tasteless and had to be thrown away!
Not nice at all. Earthy ie muddy taste.
Not nice at all. Earthy ie muddy taste.
Probably the worst food to enter the food chain.
I am the words best at trying new foods, but these are utterly awful. You maybe lucky to have your teeth still intact after crunching these tasteless excuse of healthy food options. They're overpriced, tiny portioned, pseudo crisp snacks that I'd stay away from and spend your money on something tasty, like a bun perhaps.