Kellogg's Crunchy Nut Deals & Offers

Hmmm.. a cereal poster. Not quite spamming yet though! Hot from me

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Thanks wirral 8)

Sorry my bad at maths, 5 x 55g

5 x 85g

...or £2.98 for two 500g Crunchy Nuts @ Iceland

1kg at morrissons £3

750g is £2 at Tesco and 2 for £4 at Asda, both better deals

Good for the price, but not a big fan of one.

I like them, but they are overly sweet.

There are plenty of snack bars with less sugar - plenty of the healthier one - in fact ones with added sugar. I've got bars that have around 10g of sugar or less compared to the 16g here. So a third less. It seemed to me like you were commenting on the sugar not being added, not the total sugar content. Of course these are better than Dairy Milk, and so if you eat one of these as an alternative then you'll reduce your sugar intake. But being so high in sugar they're not really for reducing sugar intake. Just healthier ingredients. People shouldn't eat these thinking they're not eating sugar or a high sugar snack. There are plenty of bars in the healthier snack bar market with lower sugar, although typically with less clean ingredients, gluten, cereals etc.

I understand that but what I meant is these have natural sugars found in dates etc. They use dates obviously because they needed some sort of sugar source without resorting to adding sugar... otherwise they would be as tasty as cardboard. Normal bars have tons more added sugar. If you want a sweet treat these are much better from a sugar intake point of view too. Of course they are still sugary but that is not what I meant. If you're watching your sugar intake, while not willing to give up sweet stuff, these are much better. A 45gr bar of Dairy Milk has 25gr of sugar... My partner is one of those who loves sweet stuff and he found these bars "healthier" since there is less sugar compared to traditional bars but they still satisfy his sweet tooth somehow. If you want a healthy snack you don't have snack bars as they will always have a high sugar content in absolute terms but mine was a comparison between traditional bars and these bars and the "watching your sugar intake" was referred to those who are still eating treats but trying to cut down on sugar. I hope I clarified my previous statement. I am not trying to fight. Just like to discuss things politely :). I tried a few flavours of these and some are better than others but they are definitely less sweet than normal snack bars and I'm not someone who is crazy about sweet stuff.

No they're not. I'm not going to side with those that stupidly compared these to dairy milks last time, ignoring the whole ingredients etc. But these don't help with your sugar intake. You just need to look at the sugar content - which is 45.6% - 16g per bar. That's around 5 teaspoons per bar. Dried dates are very high in sugar and not the best fruit choice. It would be much better to get that sugar from fresh fruit. These bars do give you a big sugar hit. I have some, I find this flavour very tasty, they are better than traditional junk snack bars - but they are high in sugar. I am a healthy lifestyle freak, and don't eat traditional snack bars, but these aren't good if you're watching your sugar intake. You seem to think that not adding sugar means the sugar doesn't exist. And fruit sugars are no better than refined sugar really - arguably worse in some cases. They're better in fruit form with all the fibre etc.

Yes, dates are sweet but that's natural sugar. There's no added sugar like in normal snack bars. I'm not a healthy lifestyle freak at all so I will eat both types lol but if you're watching your sugar intake these are much better from that point of view.

They're still high in sugar because they're around half dates, but yeah, cretainly a better alternative to traditional snack bars and I agree with the rest.

I sometimes buy Lidl's own 85p for 500g Agree though that they aren't as good I don't understand buying the branded plain shreddies though they all taste like cardboard to me.

Nice price for me :) Love this when i relaxing on the couch (excited)

Asda 2 boxes for £4. Just got some yesterday.

Favourite part is eating the crumbs/crushed bits which have become a sort of powder at the bottom of the crunchy nut cornflakes bag. Even when the bag is still rather full of undamaged bits of cereal.

These are better than crisps when watching a movie, a mix between crisps and sweet pop corn. Cheaper too :D

600g for £2 @ Morrisons

Don’t do it. Far too sweet.

600g is £2 at Morrison’s.... few pence cheaper

Only 380g

That’s a crackin* price! Why is it expired

Fab deal

Just bought a 500g box in asda for 2 quid grrrrrrrr

YVW

Many thanks... <3

It's also 2 for £4 in Asda and you have a choice of about 10 different cornflakes

Plus an extra 10% off for fake HUKD NUS card holding students!!

Billy Bunter cereals.....,500g nice deal :{

The link for the Crunchy Nut says 500g.

I'm guessing 500g :/

1kg?

These are selling really quick in my local store (Leyton branch). Good thing is they only have 1 line of these on the shelf. (skeptical)

Good deal. Currently £3 in Morrison’s.

Nice

Very interesting......try posting a deal

I do like these good price too

Nothing like a wedge of Palm oil for breakfast....

Promotion finishes 6/2/18

380g sorry cold

Crunchy nut? Yes, my trosuers are a bit tight.

Thats why they taste soooooooo Good (flirt)

Normal price for these

These are soooooooo full of sugar, around 35% as far as I remember. Just about the same as Frosties. Not in any way a healthy breakfast cereal in spite of the blurb on the packaging.

And next week at Morrison's and the week after at Tesco then Asda then Sainsburys again - always £2 somewhere - just got to chase them ...... (annoyed) - annoying they don't just sell them at the correct £2 price all the time.....

lots of sugar. i will say junk food. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/shopping-and-consumer-news/11373080/The-10-most-sugary-breakfast-cereals.html Sugar per bowl (30g serving): 11g

Regarding 750g packs, there is an ongoing offer in Farmstores 2 for £4. Been ongoing now for a couple of years i think.Also Frosties included in the offer.

Shreddies and Cheerios also half price at Iceland

ermmmm 750g?

750g

1KG box on offer in Spar for £2.50 currently.

I believe it's this price at the Co op also.

This is £2 in Sainsburys currently too. Only 380g though, won't last long!

so that's where they went, lol my 20 box backorder was delivered today, however, i was unaware of the holiday10 code at the time, so i paid £8.52 for them (packs of 5 for £2.13 on 29/11/17)

Happy to help, hope cereal gets more heat than the other one.

Thank you :)

Heat added.

tesco do 'em own brand

I doubt it - cos 2 x 750g for £4 is closer to 27p than 26p per 100g. (26.66666666p) Anyway it's about time one of these supermarkets did their 'own brand' Crunchy Nut Corn Flakes - they do almost every other.

Are you guys using calculators ? Pls tell me (nerd)

or 2 x 750g for £4 in Asda which works out as £0.26 per 100g

I suppose the 1kg is for £3@ morrisson works out at £0.30 /100g

Haven`t tried them myself, shame they don't work it seems a great idea

Peanut butter and crunchy nut cornflakes together . I thought my life was complete. But nope this just doesn’t work unfortunately. I was so disappointed

Yes, i love nutty things but this was yank like a bowl of salted nuts in milk in fact it was

Love them though

right moor a bout them pleas

Postmans just delivered Lol. I have 40 boxes for £8.32! £8 will buy you 4 boxes in Tesco.

Looks like they've really messed up my order. I ordered 4 x 5 = 20packs. Total £8.32. They've just sent me 20 (4x5) via Amazon Logistics. Checked online and it looks like I am getting another 20 packs tomorrow for free via Royal Mail, lol. so potentially £8.32 for 40 packs = 21p per pack!

DEAL OF THE YEAR!!!!!

I said 16, so I'm not including you...

I don't eat this cereal.....

now that's a sweet deal!

Sorry Andy - originally I had added the website but that doesn't show much so I removed it. I've edited it now. Thanks for the heads up. I feel like a newb

Hi, I mean is it Tesco, Asda, B&M etc? You haven't actually said which store MistaMo

Heron Foods, Dudley West Midlands, DY1 postcode. I bought 2 around 230 and shelf was half full. Didn't get a receipt so passing through later, I dashed in to take a photo of the shelf edge label and the shelves had been restocked

Looks like Herons...

​But you cost it up Iceland deal, £1.34/2 =67p per 250g x3 (=750G) =£2.01. 1p dearer than Tesco. So unless you are going to Tesco, Iceland maybe a better deal if closer to you.

Tesco have 750g for £2