Marks and Spencer Crazy Chocolate Overload

Advantages: Lots of chocolate
Disadvantages: Bit sickly

Now those nice people at Marks and Spencer's do produce some very nice desserts and I would imagine that they sometimes have a fair few ingredients left over so I reckon some bright spark in the chocolate dessert product design department (CDPDD which sounds like the latest name for the American Rap artist) struck on the idea of adding all the left over ingredients into a big plastic container and flogging it off as Crazy Chocolate Overload. What ...
...which I would gladly swap my youngest born, in fact after two weeks in a tent in the Dordogne with the young lady in question I will accept offers of half a portion. To fully appreciate this you do have to like your chocolate as it has an almost smothering over powering taste of the stuff given that in M&S own words it is "crammed" with various types and forms of chocolate. There is a slight balance to the non stop chocolate taste in the form of ... Read review

Advantages: Tastes divine, rich mouthwatering chocolate , smells lovely
Disadvantages: None at all

...chocolate dessert is sold by Marks and Spencer and comes in a good sized 400g pot which will set you back a mere "£2.99. I say "mere", because at first you may think that £2.99 is a lot to pay for what initially looks like a bowl of mousse, but just wait until you try it and you'll see that it is truly worth every single penny! We ate this in our house last night. It was one of those rare occasions when mum decided to buy 'something nice' for us ...
...mum presented us with a Marks and Spencer Chocolate Overload. I hadn't realised she'd bought it, and it was a complete surprise to me too when she placed it triumphantly in the middle of the table. My dad was working late, so all the more for us, and mum dished it out between the five of us (unfortunately, my brother just HAD to be there too!) I must admit, when I first saw my measly little portion, I was a little bit disappointed, but once I'd ... Read review

Advantages: One for chocolate fans
Disadvantages: Bit sickly

...those very indulgent desserts that Marks and Spencer do really well at making. It is definately one for chocolate lovers as the ingredents are exclusively chocolate based. Apart from some whipped cream the rest of the ingredients are chocolate in one form or another. The bulk of the dessert is provided by a dark chocolate mousse which is quite strong in flavour and then added to this you have, chocolate brownie chunks, moist chocolate muffins, white ...
...was enough for veryone. Needless to say a 100g serving is packed with over 300 calories and loads of fat as well so this is a very rare treat in our household. I paid £2.99 for this in Marks and Spencer and it was worth every penny. ... Read review