Barratt Refreshers Marshmallow Rolls Review

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I was really intrigued to find these Refreshers Mallow Rolls in B&M recently. I used to love Refreshers sweets as a kid, but the idea of them as marshmallows sounded interesting if a bit odd!


They come in orange and lemon flavours, and the mallows were very large and squidgy. They had a familiar Refreshers citrusy flavour which was quite odd - I'm not really sure it worked as a marshmallow flavour to be honest! They were also ridiculously sweet.


Overall, these Refreshers Mallow Rolls are an interesting idea but they didn't really work in practice. Kids might like them, but there are far better sweets out there to choose from. I've only seen these in a handful of discount stores so far, so I'm not sure if they are being launched officially or not.

Were you a fan of Refreshers sweets as a kid? Let me know in the comments :) 

Price: Around 99p at B&M Bargains.
Suitable for vegetarians?: No - contains gelatine.

RATING: 4 out of 10. 

Comments

  1. Kay Man31 January 2014 at 05:56

    Errrr I loved them (but I like anything overtly sweet) - Ironically though I didn't remember the refreshers thing till a week or so later when I was at a shop and saw the actual refreshers and was like 'ohhhhh'.

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  2. Robbie12 March 2014 at 14:44

    I recently tried these and WOW I loved Refreshers, and these were just an amazing find for me. Craving them more just looking at the pictures.

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  3. Anonymous30 April 2015 at 23:22

    I don't think they taste anything like refreshers a all

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