Pringles Minis - BBQ Flavour (Iceland) By @Cinabar

You know the whole “once you pop, you can’t stop” thing? Well, that has always been true for me when it comes to Pringles. They are incredibly moreish, and I always end up eating far too many.

In fact, I once ate far too many from one tube, worked out afterwards how many calories I’d consumed, and realised (without too much of a spoiler) that after the shock had worn off, those big tubes are clearly meant for sharing! So Pringles tubs are definitely a treat for us. These, however, are Pringles in individual packs, and they are much more about portion control and the ability to pop a bag into a lunch box.

These Pringles Minis BBQ Flavour are smaller versions of the usual curved shape. The seasoning is plentiful too, which is great. It isn’t completely evenly distributed, but every crisp has a good sprinkle of flavouring.

I gave one (who am I kidding, I finished the whole bag) a try. I loved the BBQ flavour, which was sweet and smoky. The crunch and potato base were fab, and all that Pringles magic was packed in there.

I could have eaten more, but I didn’t, because that would have meant physically opening another bag! For me, these worked perfectly. I can’t wait to pick up the Ready Salted flavour too and have them at lunchtime with a sandwich.

Krispy Kreme Bites - Tim Bits but KK - Sainsbury's [@NLi10]

 My friend at work buys a lot of Tim Bits - these are Tim Horton's  'doughnut holes' made of the same flesh as a doughnut but with only a little of it.  This means the office can have a bite but not over indulge and it's a lot cheaper to get a round in (so to speak).

The Tim bits have various fillings and flavours

Krispy Kreme have added their version to the pricy supermarket stands and advertised them on posters outside so that weaklings like me pay £6 for 8 tiny dots.

The sticker placement is I think deliberate - the middle makes it into bits

And they do look like toddler/cup of tea sized doughnuts.

But - they just aren't quite the same.  All of them are varieties on the same plain inner. The sprinkles and glazes add a little, but not much.  For the Tim Hortons one there is a choice to be made on what you fancy. Here they are essentially the same.

I'd honestly recommend just spending the £6 on 2 (maybe 3?) regular KK doughnuts and then cutting them in to quarters.  Much nicer texture and flavour combo.

The only reason to buy this is if you are snacking in the car with coffee, or you are Snow White and want one for each of the Dwarves and a spare for yourself.

Nestlé Aero Milkybar (Ocado) By @SpectreUK

I have a cheese, cold meats, baked bread and port meal tonight. I’m looking for something creamy and chocolatey to have with some ice cream for later.

These Nestlé Aero Milkybar sound like a creamy treat. On the packet they are described as white chocolate shells filled with vanilla flavoured bubbles. They sound ideal with a vanilla ice cream topped with squirty cream.

As you can see from the photograph, these Nestlé Aero Milkybar are white chocolate balls, similar to the Milkybar Crunchy Pops, I wrote about the other day.

On eating these Nestlé Aero Milkybar taste like aerated super creamy Milkybar white chocolate. They were ridiculously moreish, and didn’t last long, I can tell you.

Information on the bag: The 92g bag had 162 calories per 10 pieces, with 8.9g of fat, 17.8g of sugar, and 0.05g of salt. Please see photograph for the ingredients.

Pepsi Raspberry Ripple Flavour (Ocado) By @Cinabar

We've been a bit spoilt for cola flavours this year. Every time I look, there seems to be another new variety of Pepsi to try. So far we've had Max Tropical, Salted Caramel, and Cherry & Vanilla, and now we have Pepsi Raspberry Ripple. As a cola fan, I'm absolutely loving it.

This new flavour is part of the ice cream range, and the bright pink can looks really cute with the ice cream design on the front.

I chilled the can before giving it a taste test. It had the usual fizzy kick, but the aroma was very sweet and fruity. I took a sip and this was a full-on raspberry ripple experience. It absolutely nailed that wonderful pink raspberry sauce you get on a 99 from the ice cream van (which always seems to cost a lot more than 99p these days!).

The sweet, fruity raspberry flavour is right at the front, with the cola taste coming through afterwards. It works surprisingly well, creating a refreshing drink that's perfect for summer. This is definitely one to enjoy over ice on a nice hot day.

Robinsons Mandolorian Metal Squash - now with Grogu! [@Nli10]

 The original Beskar metallic grey squash was so popular in our house that we had to try the second flavour too.

Surprisingly, even though this is little green alien themed, it's still metallic - those bits you can see swirl about.

It's hard to photograph but looks great in the sunlight.

Even baby Grogu approves.  We still haven't seen the movie.

It's Mango-Lorian! I mean it's mostly apple, and it tastes of apple and mango, but the puns are harder.

And it shimmers and shines!

I'm not sure which I like best of the two - this has another intense fruity flavour.  It hasn't gone down as quickly I suppose, but it's not as hot here at the moment.  Given the choice I think I'd go for the grey one, but the apple and mango squash is really nice too.

Mixing the two kind of cancelled the flavours out and was disappointing.