A quick review of this new release for the UK. I previously reviewed Kinder Joy in a post about German candies a couple of years ago and it's great to finally see this product available here.
The Kinder Joy is quite different to the more familiar Kinder Surprise chocolate egg. Instead of a foil wrapped chocolate, the Kinder Joy is made up of two plastic halves, that are individually sealed.
The foil covered side contains a sweet treat of creamy and milk chocolate layers with two crispy chocolate and wafer balls There's even a little plastic scoop included to make it easier to eat. The other half contains a toy that is usually a bit bigger than the ones you'd find in a Kinder Surprise. Ours had a little tennis set with two little rackets and ball. (UPDATE: In our second Kinder Joy, the surprise was a kids plastic ring (like costume jewellery) with a large colourful flower). Overall, the Kinder Joy is a nice treat for the kids and I'm sure it will be a popular product over Easter.
RATING: 8 out of 10.
Buy them again?: Yes.
Price (updated): £1.00p each or 2 for £1.60p.
How much does an egg cost from the co-op please?
ReplyDeleteThese are cute! Would love to know the price too?
ReplyDeleteHi eagle-eyed readers! Sorry for the lack of price details on this review but honestly I couldn't remember the exact cost. I'm going to Co-Op again tomorrow and I'll update the review.
ReplyDeleteFor now I think that they were around the 80p mark (definitely less than £1 each) and on a deal when you buy 2 (I think it was 2 for £1.50p?). Anyway I'll update for sure tomorrow!
Lovely! Thank you!
DeleteSooo I was almost right. They're £1.00 each or two for £1.60p (must be why I thought they were 80p each - doh!).
DeleteI hope that helps. I've updated the info on the review too.