Amazon Brand - Vedaka Choco Flakes 1.2 kg | Irresistible Chocolate Flavor | Crunchy and Delicious | High in Fiber | No added Preservatives

Good Taste but sugar content could be better but at the price range its good ! Can eat in a while but not recommended to eat every day , Not healthy at all to consume daily :)

good product

I bought this just because it came up as a suggestion. I like Solimo and Vedaka products, so there was no hesitation in buying it. I received a recently manufactured product (Feb, 2021). It has 9 months of shelf life. The packaging is very good. It was a bit difficult to open because sealing was strong. I bought this for kids. But just to see how this stuff tastes like, I had a few myself and taste is fine. It is crunchy and chocolate flavour is there, even though not too much chocolate is there. But when you consider the price, taste and quantity, it seems like a value for money product. Earlier, I didn't know what other brands tasted like or what their price was. So, I asked kids, who have tried other brands as well, to try this. And they said that the taste is similar to something called chocos, but the size of these is bigger than chocos. Otherwise, there is not much difference in taste. So 5 stars from me based on feedback from them, price and because product was recently manufactured. Later, just for comparision with Kellogg's chocos, I tried both. Kellogg's are smaller, bit thicker but not as crunchy. Solimo are thinner, bigger and crunchier. Tastewise, I could not find much difference. Sugar content seeems similar. May be, just may be, Kellogg's have bit more chocolate but can't say for sure and it cannot be a deciding factor to choose Kellogg's. I have attached a picture for comparison. In one of the attached pictures, in the left bowl are Solimo and in the right bowl are Kellogg's.

Good

I am consuming this for over a year now. Pros: 1. Taste is yummy, and chocolaty, and not-so-sugary. 2. It is super crunchy-- it has an edge over Kellogg's chocos because the latter become rubbery the moment they are dipped in (a bit warm) milk, or they are left in the milk for more than 3-5 minutes. Whereas, in case of Solimo, that is hardly the case. It does not lose its crunchiness for a long time even when it is eaten with warm milk, or even when it is left uneaten in the milk for a long time. 3. It is cheaper than Kellogg's Chocos. 4. The packet comes with a ziplock. So no worries about having to store the contents in an air-tight container. Cons: 1. The outer packaging has to be done with immense care. The first packet I ordered came in a huge cardboard box with the packet tightly wrapped in brown papers. The subsequent packets I ordered came in a simple plastic packaging. Some of the chocos got crushed because of that. But it is understandable because of the Prime rush.

Hard and not sweet ,but ok

First I saw this product affordable then I red reviews mostly they were positive I ordered this. 2 days later I red reviews again many neg reviews like you should not buy horrible taste then I thought I should return before reaching but i decided not to return let's see what happens then it came and I am very glad ☺️ it taste is not compromising it is best like chocos yet affordable and If u don't like alone milk like me 😂 so u should buy this it is amazing 🙂

I don't know what was up with with these other reviews, but damn, this product is real bad. I saw the reviews that said "it's almost identical to Kellog's Chocos". It's NOT. I guess you could go philasophical and ask "Well what makes a Choco? Or Chocos?". To me, it's the pleasant chocolate malt flavour and the slightly puffed up biscuity compound densely packed with air bubbles capable of absorbing milk while simultaneously dispensing its own flavour to the milk. This Solimo Chocos is not that. It differs both in flavour, texture and eating experience. The flavour could be construed as being Chocolate. However, the texture is unsuitable for a cereal. These Chocos are very hard, very brittle and very thin. If you're thinking of eating them as a snack? Forget about it. If you're thinking of eating them with cold milk? Don't waste the milk! They are only decent with hot or warm milk that softens them up. But even then, the flavour is unplesant and the milk doesn't get pleasantly flavoured like it does with Kellog's Chocos. Do you want to cut costs on Chocos? Do yourself a favour and just eat less Kellog's Chocos. I gave it 1 star simply because this is supposed Chocos imitation, but it unfortunately doesn't have any of the two things (flavour or texture) that the OG Chocos does.