Q1 What do you think of the flavours you tried? Which one did you like the most? And how about your DC?
We all preferred the beef ("Mmmm, they're like Monster Munch!"), but DS1 also really like liked the s&v because he thought they weren't as salty as other flavoured crisps he's tried, and they didn't make his lips sting.
I found the s&v a bit too sweet. I like a stronger flavour, as does DH. I liked the texture, with them being quite dense and less messy than something similar like Monster Munch. I liked that even though the packets looked small, there was a lot of crisps inside.
DS2 enjoyed them both, but preferred the beef because they weren't as 'fizzy'.
We all agreed that we should get them again.
Q2 What do you think of the fact that Hoops and Crosses are a source of wholegrain? Would you choose them over another snack that isn't wholegrain?
I suppose it's better than similar snacks if there's something vaguely nutritious about them, and seeing as we buy crisps anyway I might buy them over other non-wholegrain crisps, believing they're marginally less bad for us.
Q3 What did your DC think of Hoops and Crosses as a snack? Would they be happy to get them in their lunch box?
They were really thrilled to have them in their lunchbox today! They don't usually have crisps in their box, but I made an exception for today in the interests of this product test. I hope they might be a bit more filling than other crisps and fuel their afternoons sufficiently.
They really liked the 'noughts and crosses' element too, and played a game of it on the kitchen table with their crisps. DS2 is a bit of a fussy nuisance for trying new things and the novelty value seemed to encourage him to try, and as I said, they're a nice no-mess sort of crisp so I didn't care that they were putting them down and lining them up. I hope they don't want to play with them during their school lunch though, DS2 is always the last to finish anyway!
