Reviews by KarenThis cost £1.70. It is one of the cheaper Iptions to buy.
It isn’t really a croissant; it is more of a flaky pastry wrap with a mixed berry jam filling and sugar chunks on top.
6/10
This cost £2.35.
This is named after Pret’s CEO.
It consists of vanilla cream, passion fruit curd, set white chocolate ganache and 3 little merangues on top.
For the price, it is a very small helping passion fruit pavlova and it had a strange aftertaste.
4/10
This cost £5.25.
It has brown rice, beetroot chunks, a boiled egg cut in half, sliced cucumbers, shredded radish, pickled red onion, spinach, seeds and a beetroot hummus.
For me there was dar too much beetroot included, included cucumber was refreshing.
4/10
This costs £3.95.
Despite the name it also has sliced of normal tomato and the basil is in the form of pesto.
It isn’t anything special and tastes like a cheese & tomato toasted sandwich covered in pesto.
For me, it has far too much pesto.
3/10
This costs £5.99. It includes 6 avocado and cucumber rolls, veggie gyoza dumplings, nigiri rice fingers, rocket, soy sauce bottle and a pot of ginger and sesame dressing.
It is a bit odd having cold gyoza and the non-vegan sushi boxes seem to give more variety. For what it is, it looks a little overpriced.
5/10
This costs £3.75. It includes diced mango, blueberries and pomegranate seeds on a puree of avocado mixed with mango, coconut and banana.
The smoothie bowls are quite liquidy which gives them an odd consistency as if they have poured a smoothie into a bowl and plonked fruit on top.
5/10
This costs £4.50. It includes Cos lettuce, sweet potato chunks, half a lime, a black bean sauce, avocado, sweetcorn, vegetarian feta cheese, pickled red onion and coriander.
The different ingredients are reasonably separate meaning if you don’t like one of them you can still eat most of it. The mushed up bean puree is just odd and then half a lime takes up space in the bowl.
4/10
This costs £3.75.
This is a bit odd as the mango sauce is very liquidy and the banana are hidden at the bottom of the bowl. It also has blueberries, dried coconut and granola.
5/10
This costs £4.50. It has sweet potato falafel, pickled red cabbage, cucumbers, red peppers, pomegranate and pumpkin seeds, mixed leaves, humous, a large wedge of lemon and a small pot of vinaigrette.
The lemon wedge took up a lot of space in the bowl, and the pickled cabbage was overflowing between the lid and the container.
It tasted ok but wasn’t anything special.
6/10
I got this for 99p via the McDonald’s app. The normal price is £2.99 (except on Mondays, when it is “wrap of the day” and is £1.99.
This is 2 normal veggie dippers, in a white wrap, with a spicy tomato salsa/sauce, lettuce, sliced tomato and red onion.
The wrap was a bit doughy, but the filling was tasty – despite some of it falling out of the end during eating.
7/10
