Tesco Candy Floss Seedless Grapes Review

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Tesco Candy Floss Seedless Grapes

Following on from my review of Marks and Spencer's Tutti Frutti Grapes last week, I thought I'd try out some more "candy inspired" grape varieties, one of them being Tesco's Candy Floss Seedless Grapes. These cost £2 a box for 400g and are widely available from most Tesco stores. There's also a Strawberry flavoured grape variety.

Tesco Candy Floss Seedless Grapes

After the disappointing fact that the Tutti Frutti ones didn't taste of tutti frutti whatsoever, I wasn't really expecting much from these except sweeter than average grapes. And that's exactly what I got! Most white grapes are usually pretty sweet anyway - they're practically nature's candy - but these babies are even sweeter than regular. So if you're trying to curb your sweet tooth with natural foods, they might be delightful for you, but I personally found them too much and the sweetness detracted from them being enjoyable. I would much rather a good box of black grapes with some actual flavour in them as these had very little. They were just very sweet.

Overall, these aren't bad or anything they're just not much different to regular grapes. I've heard other brands such as M&S and Waitrose do better ones so I may check those out, but I won't be holding my breath.

6 out of 10. 

Comments

  1. D29 August 2017 at 04:01

    are they flavouring the grapes? or they're just regular grapes and they are highlighting a subtle flavour of that variety? flavouring grapes seemed a weird concept...

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    1. Kevs Snack Reviews31 August 2017 at 08:53

      Yes it's just a subtle flavour, they don't have flavouring added.

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