Skittles Smoothies Review

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Skittles smoothies Limited Edition

This seems to be the year for new Skittles flavours, and as well as the Skittles Dips Yoghurty Coated launched in Asda recently there’s also this new Skittles Smoothies Limited Edition. They're described as fruit and yoghurt flavoured Skittles and come in banana, pineapple, apricot, raspberry and blueberry flavours. They’re £1 a pack currently in Asda stores only.

Skittles smoothies Limited Edition

To be honest there’s not a great deal to say about them. They’re alright - they’re slightly creamier and less tangy than standard Skittles but aren’t quite milky or creamy enough to be called smoothie in my opinion. It’s nice to have some different flavours like banana, pineapple etc though.

Overall, not a bad attempt and it’s nice to have some variation in Skittles varieties, but the Yoghurty Coated Dips are far more interesting than these.




Comments

  1. Anonymous28 February 2020 at 04:42

    I think this review is quite unjust as i believe that these skittles are, to quote the younger generation, the pengest munch. A most delectable treat that is beautifully crafted and I'd describe them as a sort of more mute flavor of skittles which compliment each other nicely. That brings me to the next issue, you forgot to review how they taste when you mix them all together in one mouthful (one of each flavor at once), which in my opinion is a critical part of a review.

    Yours truly skittle_mucher69420

    ps, I am a huge fan of your other skittles reviews! I agree definitely with the yoghurt dips, as I agree the flavour is too out there for many people including myself, a skittles connoisseur. Have a lovely day kev.

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