Dorset Cereals - I keep being seduced by that packaging

[mamamamama]

but really they taste like cardboard. I fell for it again today, I feel conned.

Oh man I have to disagree, their berries and cherries one is delish but I have it on top of bran flakes as a way of making it a bit more economical - plus you can have too many berries and cherries otherwise!

I'd rather have Coco Pops

nice packaging but I don't like crunchy cereals

I like the taste (and the packaging) but it's too bloomin expensive, double the price of any other cereal. Have to resist the packaging!

They're delicious and they've been on offer recently. I wouldn't fork out for full price but definitely worth stocking up when they're reduced.

of I love the berries adn cherries one, I had alpen at my brother's recently, like sawbust, yuck! sadly though, whilst I can manage to buy it jsut fo rme, my twins have jsut taken a shine to it no more for me

Nicer and cheaper to make your own. I buy all the ingredients in bulk from a christian co-operative and mix up my own, with all my favourite additions, and keep it in a small lidded bucket.

Or make my own crunchy stuff, from a recipe I got on MN, from F&Z I think it was...

Their packaging is nice but definately not worth the hefty price, it's not even organic.

I love them: I buy the little boxes. Because I don't fancy muesli every day, and if I buy a big box if it goes stale before I finish it.

nah gorgeous
cherries one
the spent ones are gorgeous....
which one was it you had?
buy in bulk at bogof one box lasts me 3-4 weeks

I totally understand. I once bought it, being totally aware that I actually dislike muesli

they look too heavy and brown to me in that packaging

i do eat the jordans super granola with my oats and frozen fruit for breakfast tho

It's only me then.

I've tried loads of them, including the cherry one. The final straw yesterday was the kids one with apple in - I ended up apologising to DS for giving him such tasteless cereal and gave him Cheerios instead. Dorset's went in the bin. Don't get me wrong, I'm a big muesli fan and usually make my own. Doreset's just don't do it for me.

That was a phonetic Doreset.

I keep the individual size packs in my desk drawer & pile them on top of a muller one a day yoghurt/fruit corner. Dee-lish.

Love it! I always used to make my own but now I buy Dorset whenever it is on offer and get to try lots of different flavours instead of my boring mixture. And they have no oat dust which is a miracle.

I have had the cranberry one for breakfast every day for the past four years. No other flavour will do.

every single one of them with possible exception of extra fibre one are delicious imo

DH is a sucker for these, which is why they litter the kitchen as we don't have enough space in cupboards.
Meanwhile DC and I have egg, bacon, tomato, mushrooms and toast for breakfast .