Limited Edition Banoffee Muller Corner

Yet again I am here trying the latest offering from Muller and for a change it isn't half bad. The Banoffee Pie Muller Corner is rather pleasant, not a taste sensation or revolutionary but with a nice creamy banana yogurt (that tastes a lot like the yogurt that they use in their banana and chocolate hoops flavour) that works very well with the white chocolate coated biscuit balls (which also tasted a lot like the chocolate hoops despite it being white and not milk chocolate). Come to think of it, it tasted an awful lot like that flavour, hmmm perhaps a bit of a sneaky switch up but pretty much the same flavour but in a slightly different form.

Overall it is nice enough yogurt, better than most of the other muller corners that I have reviewed before but nothing exceptional, probably not even worth a try if I am honest.

Rating - 6/10

Calories - 103

Buy Again - Doubt it

Vegan - No

Chocolate Toffee Muller Rice

Yesterday whilst I was out shopping I spied yet another new Muller product, this time in the form of a Muller Rice. It has been a while since they have brought out a new rice pudding (or at least one that is suitable for vegetarians) so i made it my mission to locate the chocolate toffee one. 

I was greeted with the lovely smell of the sweet rice pudding with undertones of caramel which was certainly welcome.

I prefer to have my rice pudding heated so I popped it in the microwave for a minute so it was piping hot. The rice pudding bit itself was the same flavour that I expected but the toffee chocolate added a nice flavour too it, albeit a little predictable.

Overall it was nice enough, I wouldn't buy it again but it is certainly worth a try!

Calories - 115 per 100g

Rating - 7/10

Vegan - No

Buy Again - Maybe

Almond Biscuit Muller Greek Corner Yogurt

I always look forward to the new and limited edition muller yogurts because they are always quite unique and innovative. Like the famed Mississippi Mud Pie Muller Corner or the ever so delicious Apple Strudel Muller Rice! 
So when I heard of the new Muller Greek Style corner I was desperate to sample it.
The yogurt was the traditional Muller yogurt which is as always delicious (and I honestly think that they should sell it on its own).
The almond biscuit bit wasn't that nice, it was ridiculously sweet, unpleasantly so. It will probably appeal to you if you like marzipan and things like that but personally I'm just not that big a fan, I thought that it was going to be more like digestive biscuits with flaked pieces of almonds but alas I was disappointed.
I have yet to actually review a Muller yogurt that has impressed me but I will continue to search in vain for this elusive flavour that will blow me away, perhaps the banoffee pie flavour will be more to my liking

Rating - 4/10
Buy Again - No
Vegan - No
Calories - 190 ish per pot

Cinnamon Pringles

When I heard about these new cinnamon Pringles I was intrigued to say the very least, a sweet crisp, quite bizarre yet a good concept as sweet and savoury is becoming an ever increasing food trend
Upon opening the pack I was greeted with the slight smell of sweet cinnamon, I was ever so slightly nervous as I took my first bite as I didn't really have any idea what to expect.
The taste was nice although a little strange as the still had that signature potato Pringle taste to them. They actually reminded me of the cereal Cinnamon Graham's or are they called Curiously Cinnamon now, I'm not too sure but either way what I am trying to say is that they are nice enough and worth a try but they aren't a taste sensation that will leave you wanting more.

Rating - 6/10
Calories - 510 per 100g
Vegan - Yes
Buy Again - Possibly