Jelly Belly, Harry Potter Milk Chocolate Frog 15g

Bought as a gift for my Harry Potter mad friend. They loved it so much!

I love the HP chocolate frogs. The proper size ones are fantastic and are a different choc to what I'm used to.the small ones are different chocolate too. With crispy bits. Which adds interest to the munch.Though small, they are enough for a munch chocolate crave episode.They have their own Witch or Wizard cards too. Which are great if you're collecting them.Perfect for little guys and gals.

Was appalled by the size of it when I opened it for the price i was expecting a Harry Potter frig more like the size of a chocolate mouse

Not the best price-wise, but that's the standard price per item by WB, so can't take points for this. 5 pounds per frog is normal. The cards were diverse, though I got a duplicate in the batch... again quite normal for the WB frogs. Tasted well, were not malted>restablised in any point in time and were well-peserved and not broken.

Brought as a gift for my daughter, she didn't like the taste said it tasted like cooking chocolate. Wasn't pleasant and definitely not worth it for the price paid

I was disappointed on receiving this product as a rather large bar code sticker had been stuck across the front of the packaging! It was pretty tricky to get off and has left a sticky patch, I think I might break the chocolate frog trying to remove it completely. I wanted to wrap this as a novelty stocking filler for Christmas but I am pretty sure any wrapping paper will stick to it! I can't vouch for the chocolate inside of course and this may be a one of situation, but I wouldn't risk buying another one just in case because the packaging is part of the fun for this product and it wasn't cheap.

It is a very small bit of chocolate, not worth the money it costs ! Was disappointed

Quaint product for fans of the series. Chocolate tastes like novelty chocolate (like easter egg or Xmas santa type) not rich or too sweet, with rice crispies in it. Only bought them for the cards inside, which were holographic images based on characters, illustrated like the book covers. I thought they would be like the ones from the film. Not disappointed though