Bear Yo Yo'S Strawberry & Mango 5 x 20G

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However they're all the same size - 20g, and they all have all-fruit puree ingredients listed on the label. For this comparison, we tested the strawberry version of the winder in all three supermarkets. The fifth set, these cards first appeared in December 2014 with the second series in August 2015. For the first time, the second series were shiny cards. This format continues all the way through to the current set. We began by chopping up the fruit we needed to create our BEAR Yoyos. We used 2 apples, 1 pear and a few strawberries. These were then whizzed up and then poured out into a greased baking tray. When BEAR make Yoyos, the fruit and veg is simply pressed (with something a little bit like a big potato masher) but to make Yoyos in your own kitchen, you might need a little help. Make sure the fruit pump is evenly spread and quite thin, then bake in the oven for approximately 6 hours – until the mix is no longer runny and is starting to peel away at the sides. Once the fruit is cooled you should be able to lift the sheet out of the tin, then cut into strips (a pizza cutter is great for this!) and roll into your Yoyo shapes! This was the eleventh set for collecting, and has had a longer lifespan than any other previous set at 2 years and 5 months. The first series of cards appeared in the UK in November 2020, and they have been drip-fed ever since with the final batch of cards appearing in August 2022. For the first time since 2014, there were no shiny cards. They appeared in the USA with slightly different formatting in June 2022, almost 2 years after they were released in the UK. The international cards appeared briefly in the UK in January 2022, and this probably coincided with release worldwide. There are 90 animals in the UK series, and 60 cards in the US and International series. Three cards, from the UK set, are shown below:

So here's a round-up of supermarket prices for Bear Yo Yos that we've found this week (as at September 16, 2022). This is also the first set to be issued outside of the UK and Ireland, and has been released in the U.S.A. and several European countries in mid-2018. The first first set which hit the streets in October 2009. This set comprised of fifteen groups of five cards each. Fourteen of the groups were of different forest animals, and the other group was a collection of animal habitats. Two cards from the "Around the World" series, showing the rare South Korea and Philippines cards. This second series in this set comprised 20 World Treasure cards, but was only released in the UK.Bearyo™ is the perfect gift for any child. It is a soft plush toy that speaks Peek-a-Boo and has many little surprises. The toy's voice is sweet and melodic as it sings, providing sensory stimulation for infants and toddlers. Your child will love it!" Just let your child play peek a boo with Bearyo™

In December 2021, seven out of the final 10 cards in the range 1-60 have appeared. These comprise the following cards: 32, 43, 45, 53, 54, 58 and 59. This just left 25, 30 and 44 missing. A new bonus set of nine Winter Wildlife cards was also released in this month. In September 2022, the fourth and final bonus set has been released. Very cute cards, but still no shinies!The sixth set, and most controversial to date. These cards first appeared in December 2015, with the second (shiny) series of the set first spotted in August 2016. The Lidl fruit winder was the firmest and crunchiest of the bunch, but in terms of taste I think this one just edged it for me. But all three were so very similar in taste if it had been a blind taste test you'd really struggle to differentiate between them all. This is the twelfth and current set for collecting. The marketing for the first series of cards appeared in the UK in February 2023, and the cards themselves appeared in March 2023. In due course, it is expected that these cards, in a modified state will also appear in the US and internationally. Three of the UK cards are shown below: