What a disaster - unbelievable balls of unpleasant goo - only tried them because they were half price - can see why. Can’t honestly understand how these passed pre-sale testing!
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Wanted to try these new passion fruit & mango mini moons, comes in a pack of six, rather small & at a costly price of £5.00. The inside is undeniably a fantastic explosion of wonderful taste in your... See more
I am OBSESSED with these, since trying the ones on the yo sushi counter. I love the outside dough that everyone is ranting about. It’s supposed to be chewy and doughy! These are fantastic.
Dreadfully expensive, hardly an ice lolly (depatment they were being sold from in Morrisons), not really an ice cream. They are small, dough ball like gooey coated ice creams that do have a fairly tas... See more
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Little Moons are unlike anything you've ever tasted before, but then again, they're ice cream from another world.
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Passion fruit and mango flavour.
Bought the passion fruit and mango today from Costco after trying them in the sample trays. 2 packs for £6 great value. The whole family enjoyed them nothing but compliments from my boys. I’ve not had any other type of desert similar to compare them with, kind of like an ice cream ball with a thin doughnut coating, but they were super nice and the flavour was punchy but not artificial or overpowering.
Not sure if I would buy them at £6 for 6 but 12 for £6 in Costco, they will be in my trolly next time I go in there 100%.
They’ve changed the recipes
They’ve changed the recipe for their strawberry cheesecake Mochi and it’s now much worse.
I have no idea why they changed it, probably so they can make more of a profit.
I used to buy the pack as a rare treat for years as it was one of my favourite deserts ever. I will not be buying the new one again, it’s just so disappointing.
I have tried other things from little moons, such as their Ice-cream but I don’t buy those as it’s difficult to eat + pricy.
I loved the Mochi & company but I can’t recommend anything from them anymore and won’t be buying again.
Feel cheated
Love coconut ice cream so I thought these would be yummy. After tasting them, all I can say is 'whatever were they thinking'? €5.99 for 6 tiny balls that are 90% some horribly sweet substance that tasted like marshmallow and 10% ice cream. They bear no resemblance to the product on the front of the box in which the 'balls' seem to be 90% ice cream. Feel very cheated and I wouldn't buy these again if they were €1.
So delicious
So delicious. Found these in my local supermarket. I have not always loved mochi but these are yummy and a good serving size. I have tried two flavors so far and both were great. Now I crave them!
These are just plain weird
These are just plain weird, if you like skin on your custard then these are for you, the skin over the ice cream is awful, how this is an internet sensation I do not know and as for value for money, well you are better off giving your £6 to charity. Do not waste your money on these.
Horrid coating...inedible
Bought these as couldnt find any sorbet, should have read the packaging. The sorbet and latte were ok, nothing special, but the coating is just tough and inedible. Horrid, won't buy again.
I loved these lovely flavour and texture
Probably the strangest thing I've ever…
Probably the strangest thing I've ever had the misfortune of putting in my mouth. Like uncooked pastry wrapped around something cold and flavourless. Should have read the packet closely but with light writing on a light background it's not easy to see what they actually are. Certainly won't be bothering again!
Paid just over £6 for the strawberry…
Paid just over £6 for the strawberry and cream flavour absolutely horrible chewy tasteless dough yuk never again not worth 6p
To be honest there was nothing right…I…
To be honest there was nothing right…I tried the pistachio flavour.
The packaging was nice and my daughter begged me to spend £5 on these.
Well….they weren’t worth 5p. They looked awful; like little washed out dumplings and tasted bland with a soggy and chewy consistency combined. Just absolutely horrid.
Just don’t do it guys these wee cretins are pretty much inedible never mind a treat.
4 out of 6 tasters didn’t manage more than a bite…..now that’s bad?
Sorry not for me
Sorry not for me. The chocolate and hazelnut was tasteless and all flavours have a strange gelatinous coating.
We had issues with 5 flavours of their…
We had issues with 5 flavours of their Mochi's, sent photos, along with the LOT codes (located on the side of the pack next to the time stamp) and answered 10 questions on the issue of the product being off. They have taken a week so far and not responded and aren't interested in replacing.
Really love their mochi
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