Advantages: Tasty, generous topping & filling, generous walnut portion, reasonably priced Disadvantages: The outside edges of the cake are a little hard
the Sainsbury?s ?Taste The Difference? range. It had been a long time since I?d had any coffee cake, and I hoped Sainsbury?s weren?t going to disappoint me.
The product comes in a deep, square box which is various shades of tan and maroon in colour and it has a little half-moon shaped clear piece so you can see part of the top of the cake without having to open the box. The rear of the packaging shows nutritional information, ingredients list, allergy advice, storage instructions, advice on how to recycle the packaging and Sainsbury?s quality claim together with their contact details. There is also a warning not to give the cake to small children as they can choke on the nuts, plus another warning that the product may occasionally contain small fragments of nut shell.
Inside the box, the cake is sealed inside a cellophane wrapper ...
Advantages: Tastes really lovely, not difficult to find, so moreish Disadvantages: none whatsoever
The warm weather has finally arrived, and in my opinion that's a good enough reason to start stocking up on ice cream. One of my favourite summertime (or anytime, really) treats is the good old choc ice - you can't beat them! When I was really little I always remember pestering mum to buy my brother and me a pack of choc ices to share, and even now, every time the ice cream man comes along our estate, a choc ice will always be my first choice.
Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Dark Choc Ices are a little superior, however, to the usual run-of-the-mill choc ice - and I have to say, a lot nicer than the ones my ice cream man sells (sorry Derek)! Mum and me bought some of these in our local branch of Sainsbury's the other week. They normally retail for £1.89 for a box of six, but they are on 'Special Offer' at the moment, and you can ...
Advantages: Subtle zestiness...mmmm cake Disadvantages: Make you fat boooooo
Introduction:
It's not often that I buy myself baked goods, apart from bread. I rarely buy biscuits or pastries. However, if there is a special occasion coming up, or I'm going over a friends house for a proper catch up - I will often take along with me something to nibble on, something that would go nice with a cup of tea. Cake is perfect. In particular, Lemon Drizzle Cake from Sainsburys. It is part of their 'Taste The Difference' range, so is better quality than your average supermarket bought cake.
What is it?:
It is a sponge cake made with Sicilian lemon zest and juice. Mmm zesty. There is a filling of butter icing and more lemon icing drizzled on top - hence the name.
Taste the difference?:
This is what Sainsburys say about their taste the difference range: "Sainsbury's Taste the difference range ...
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