Showing posts with label Cookies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cookies. Show all posts

Friday, April 13, 2012

Quakers Oatmeal Cookies (Honey Nuts)
























Where I got this: NTUC Fairprice (cereal section)
Price: $2.85 (6's with 3 cookies in each pack)

I like these! I'm not really a Quakers kinda person because I tried it plain and it does not taste good at all.

Used to look at the Quaker recipes to enhance them but they are a little tedious to make for breakfast. Now they have them in packs so I decide to try them out.

This is actually very delicious! (if you're not allergic to nuts) I love the nutty texture of the cookie. It has a fragrant oat taste and the honey really goes well with it. You can also chew on the fiber. This goes well with milk.

This is actually both healthy and unhealthy at the same time. Healthy because of the high fiber content and unhealthy because of the high sugar content (but heck!) Try this one out. Yum. They have it in other flavors too - Apple and Cinnamon and Raisins.

Ingredients: Whole oats, (Whole oats, Flour, Whole Oats Flakes, Wheat Flour, Cane sugar, Palm Oil, Eggs, Soluble Fiber, Wheat Bran, Coconut, Leaveners, Sodium acid Pyrophosphate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Skim Milk, Peanut, Soy Lectiin, Whey powder, Almond, Honey, Iodized sat, Potassium Ferrocyanide, iodine, Sulphate, Natural flavors and silicon dioxide.

Rating: 4 stars.

Monday, April 9, 2012

Meiji - Hello Pandas

Hi guys. Back! Here's something for people with a sweet tooth. I must say Meiji products is quite a hit in Singapore. This is a must try if you're thinking of what Meiji products to get. I started eating them way back when I was a kid and I thought I should be a review on them. By the way, I find the packaging pretty cute which is a plus side for Meiji.

You can really buy them in retail stores almost everywhere. By the way, Meiji has warehouse sales every now and then. Some products are pretty expensive as they are from Japan so you can get some discounts for items on sale. These hello pandas cost around $0.80 for the super small pack.(like around 12-15 pandas in it I suppose)

First of all the inner cream fillings of hello pandas are the same as Pucca and Yanyan I believe. I prefer the softer cookie of of the Hello Pandas over the pretzel Pucca.

I find Meiji really smart to come up with the different products and packaging with the same flavored cream.

When they have stick cookies with dips - Yanyan
Pretzel cookies (Fish like design) - Pucca
Normal cookies (Pandan design) - Hello Panda

Sweet.
























The milk flavor is sweet and there's a milk fragrance in your mouth if you munch on it slowly. I like the cute panda print on it.

























I used to think how in the world did they put the fillings in it when I was a kid until I saw those tiny holes. This chocolate ones have chocolate flavor cookie. The chocolate filling is bitter sweet so I can pop like a lot in my mouth at one go.

























My favourite still has to be the strawberry ones. I like the sweet strawberry with slight hints of sour (of the strawberry) Not really sure how to describe this but the sourness is very subtle, you can't always taste it. More sweet than sour I guess.

This is pretty addictive.


Ratings: 4!

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Meiji Products (Singapore)

Hi. I just started this food blog. I shall post everything I ate!

Meiji sales have offers every now and then at quality road so you have to scout for these offers.




This is bought at Meiji sales! Cost: $2.30
If you wanna know how big is this box, it is actually the size of 2 and a half Apple iphone. It tastes very familiar like...


Karl cheese.

Basically, it just have the cheese and corn taste. This is super addictive and you should try!
5stars!



Petit Brunch (2x87g) $2.24

Flavors: Chicken/Curry
One thing i like about meiji is that they make most snacks bite size. If you ever tried chicken biscuits in your primary school, it taste just like it. This probably contains msg because I feel really thirsty after eating them.
3 stars.



I placed one Pucca on top so you can see how it looks like. If you had ever tried the hello panda, this taste like it. The differences are that the texture of the Pucca is smoother than hello panda and it's much harder(pretzel like) too. Personally, I prefer Hello Panda and the strawberry flavor! The good thing is that it is not too sweet so you can much on one after another.

4 stars for Strawberry Hello Panda!
3 stars for Pucca.

You can buy them at fairprice.
Hello panda 57.5g $0.95 (Cookie and cream/cream/strawberry/Chocolate/Double chocolate)
Pucca 50g $1.20 (Chocolate/Strawberry)



I don't know what this is but it taste exactly like Yan yan. The only difference is the tiny sugar balls that you can dip it in.

3stars.

I saw this at Fairprice.

I actually ate most of their products. Shall update you people the next time.