Muller Classic Alabama Chocolate Fudge Cake

When I was younger, and my family and I used to go out for dinners at restaurants and pubs, one of my little brothers always used to opt for the Fudge cakes for dessert! I found this quite confusing as I had never been a fan of chocolate based puddings, and normally opted for an apple crumble and custard, banoffee pie or such like! However when I came across the "Classic Alabama Fudge Cake Muller Corner", the temptation was to strong, and into our trolley it went. Alabama fudge cake is one of the newer corners, however even if it had been around when I was little I don't think it would have ... more

When it comes to yoghurts, Müller have to be one of the greatest manufacturers around. Although I'd usually go for their wide range of Light yoghurts, now and again I'll delve in a Corner option. Whether it's a Fruit or a Crunch corner, I'm not overly fussy, but on this occasion I decided to try the Alabama Chocolate Fudge Cake. The name is a bit of a mouthful, isn't it? I think I can safely say that it was not that which attracted me, but was in fact the packaging. On the deep brown lid, there is a tiny picture of the American flag, next to an collection of chocolate and fudge pieces (what ... more

I don't know what seems to have happened to this little gem of a crunch corner but over the past three to four months it has completely dropped off of the face of the Earth and I don't seem to be able to find it anywhere no matter what supermarket I go to. Which is a shame as it was one of the best crunch corners around. It's not expensive at all and varies from store to store as every supermarket seems top have offers for these on all of the time but you can expect to pay about 49-59p for one. It's not the cheapest yoghurt going but then again, it's not the most expensive either. Inside the ... more

As i was in the local supermarket the other day, and i like the Albama chocolate fudge cake, i thought i would try the yoghurt as it cost 36p to buy. The yoghurt pot is designed the same as the ordinary Muller corner pots with the main compartment with the yoghurt and layered over a thick fudge sauce the smaller compartment with the helping of the fudge and chocolate coated digestive biscuit balls which are in small chunks. When the fudge and chocolate balls have been stirred in together the taste is good it was better than i expected the yoghurt is smooth and you can taste the fudge and the ... more