Mint Maltesers Buttons Review

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mint maltesers buttons

It seems we have a contender for the crown of Cadbury Orange Twirls aka the Most Elusive Chocolates...Mint Maltesers Buttons! These have proven very hard to find, I luckily managed to find them in WH Smith for a whopping 98p a bag and snapped up a couple, but they have since completely disappeared off shelves. They're supposed to be in Co Op stores too - but I haven't seen any in mine yet.

mint maltesers buttons

They're similar to the regular Maltesers Buttons, with crunchy Malteser bits embedded in milk chocolate, but with a minty flavour. The mint is subtle and gentle, it blends nicely with the sweet milk chocolate and malt bits, but to be honest they didn't wow me. I think releasing actual Mint Maltesers in the UK would have been a better choice than these...but baby steps I suppose?

Overall, not a bad new variety from Maltesers but I do wish they'd give us something a bit more exciting. Like White Maltesers! Who's with me?

8 out of 10. 



Comments

  1. Ananka24 February 2020 at 12:19

    Sounds mad but cool! Minty maltesers!

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  2. Anonymous28 February 2020 at 05:05

    UGHHHHH, these putrid brands having to move away from there spherical roots as they know that they cant contend with the one, true spherical sweet based treat: Skittles. They know they cant compete so they are expanding into a new area of the market and to be quite frank, it isn't working. Not one bit. I don't think the idea is there, nor the marketing and the short supply is proof they are not confident in their ideas. Mint + Malteaser = Minteaser?????? Flavour nor concept is there so why bother?

    Yours truly, skittles_muncher42069

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  3. April27 April 2020 at 04:11

    I tried a few of these buttons recently and really found them to be a bit of a let down. The flavour and texture just wasn't right and had a very waxy/minty fresh toothpaste taste and texture to them... Thank you for your review though Kev :).

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  7. Aaronmarquardt3 December 2024 at 23:55

    Mint Maltesers Buttons are a delightful treat, offering a unique combination of smooth chocolate and refreshing mint. The crunchy texture excites the palate, making them perfect for snacking while playing games like slope unblocked. Indulge in a sweet escape!

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