You can now buy frikandel balls at Jumbo
After the frikandel-flavored slices for on bread, Jumbo has a new frikandel product on the shelves: frikandel balls. Sounds brilliant, if you ask us. But the proof of the pudding is in the eating. Enter: Snackspert.
A steal, at first glance: a tub of frikandel balls for less than three euros. Don’t look at the back, because the list of ingredients is alarming. But then again, you don’t buy frikandels because you want to eat as clean as possible. But how do they taste? Snackspert willingly (because frikandel!) put them to the test.
Snackspert tests Jumbo’s frikandel balls
Supermarket people be like: what if we combine two snacks into one product? Good grief, that’s happening an awful lot lately. Sometimes with a good result, but sometimes with a bad one too. Such is the case with Jumbo’s frikandel balls. While it really isn’t that difficult; you make frikandels in the shape of meatballs and you have a fun snack for drinks next weekend. But no, this is simply a meatball. With onion powder and a little nutmeg and, according to the ingredients list, hundreds of other things that are supposed to imitate the frikandel flavor. I can tell you: it simply tastes like a meatball. Nothing frikandel about it. Is this misleading? I think it is. But to end on a positive note; it was pretty okay (as a meatball), but you won’t win any competitions with it. ⭐⭐
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📍: Jumbo
📱: @jumbo
💰: 2.99 euros
Frikandel seasoning
Sure, we can do that too. Just buy some frikandel seasoning and use it to make your own tasty meatballs. Doesn’t sound bad, right?
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