The Finest Fudge Yogurt in the land!

Advantages: Gorgeous, rich, creamy, delicious!
Disadvantages: Calories, price and sugar

...Review of Tesco Finest Devonshire Style Fudge Yogurt Tesco introduced their 'Finest' range at around the same time as other supermarkets also produced superior own brand goods. This yogurt is part of the range and includes foods, drinks and other items. My partner and I decided to treat ourselves to a couple of these yogurts on impulse and I felt that they are worthy of a review! **The product** Packaging, Taste, Texture and Appearance A luxurious combination of yogurt and whipped cream, blended with pieces of chewy Devonshire style fudge. The yogurt is presented in a recyclable cardboard oval pot with a foil peel off lid. The pot bears of picture of sumptuous looking fudge pieces against a deep turquoise background. The lower part of the pot is in silver with the product description and brief nutritional values...

brittle1906 26.06.2009 · Read review
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Review of Tesco Finest Devonshire Style Fudge Yoghurt

Tesco Devonshire Style Yoghurt

Advantages: Delicious creamy yoghurt
Disadvantages: Probably not the healthiest of yogurts

...Tesco Finest Devonshire Style Fudge Yogurt (150g) As I found myself in Tesco?s again this week I thought I would take a look at their range of Finest Yogurts (especially as there was an offer on them). I bought a selection of different flavours, one of them being the Devonshire Style Fudge. The others were Wild Blueberry, Strawberry and Cream, Swiss Black Cherry. There were other choices but I can?t remember what they were. I actually bought two fudge ones, as it is a favourite of my teenage son. I hadn?t tried this one before, but he assured me it was delicious. Or, more precisely, he said it was ?good?, which is high praise from him! So, I decided to find out for myself - spoon at the ready! Packaging The yoghurt carton is an interesting oval shape and made of cardboard. At its largest points it is 6.5cm x 9cm x 6...

bryspy 26.03.2009 · Read review
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Fudge in your hair?

Advantages: Great hold.
Disadvantages: Not for all hair types as it states. Can be sticky on hands.

...When my brother was 15 he decided to go get a "proper" haircut. In the past he'd just let my dad attack him with the hair clippers, but all his friends were getting all these new messy cuts, so he had to join in. As usual, when they got to the counter the hairdresser went through the suggested products and my brother ended up picking out the Fudge Hair Shaper: firm hold factor 2. I had a read of the back and as well as styling it said it could also be used to scrunch hair. Since I have curly hair I have pinched it a few times to try and define my curls better. Packaging It comes in an orange plastic pot with a grey/silver lid. The Fudge symbol (a black design with an 'F' in the centre) is displayed on top of the lid. There are directions as well as a description of the product on the back of the pot...

sar80 02.06.2005 · Read review
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Review of Fudge Hair Shaper 100g

Fudge Is Good For Your Nerves

Advantages: it transformes my hair and calms my nerves
Disadvantages: none

...this Fudge conditioner, it feels immediately silky. At the time the hairdresser used a GHD styling cream that both protects and helps to shape the hair. I bought this too at the time. But I find it leaves hair slightly sticky and even stiff. Also it seems to get greasy sooner than without. This is the case even though I use it sparingly. As the conditioner is so thick, there is a lot of it stuck to the bottle on the inside. So when I can't squeeze out any more, I unscrew the whole lid and add some warm water. Otherwise too much would be wasted. Considering how well the Fudge product replenishes my hair, I find it usually unnecessary to use a styling product. Not to mention my general preference of using as few products as possible. I'm not encouraging readers to do this. But this is my experience and it works fine for me. Now I have...

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Review of Fudge Dynamite

Fudge - the shape of things to come..

Advantages: Effective, non-greasy, non-flakey product ideal for all hair types
Disadvantages: Pricey and not readily available in the high street.

...?Wow your hair smells good!? ?I know? I reply casually, ?it's fudge?. Of course I then have to go on to explain to my bemused friend that fudge is actually the name of the styling wax I use to achieve not only the best 'spiked' hair this side of an episode of Buffy, but also the most delicious smelling hair outside of a Rowntrees factory. Smell is one of the most powerful, evocative senses which can elicit all kinds of emotions, from revulsion to a state of olfactoral ecstasy, and Fudge Hair Shaper is definitely on the latter end of that scale. This stuff has a sweet, strawberry, fudgish aroma that's truly unique and dangerously addictive. So wonderful is the aroma that floats from the little orange tub each time I open it's slivery lid - that after nearly 6 years of daily use I STILL get a buzz whenever I smell it. In...

Spiderkid 25.02.2005 · Read review
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Review of Fudge Hair Shaper 100g

Shoppingpuss loves Fudged up hair!

Advantages: Shapes hair and smells great
Disadvantages: Bit expensive and difficult to find

...my hair it didn't feel sticky like it has with other wax products. It also washed out really easily too, with just one wash of my usual shampoo. I thought I would need special clarifying shampoo to get it out. Still Fudging Although I've had my Shaper about 6 months I still have about half left, as you really only need a small amount of product each time. It has also been great to use in damp weather as it is humidity resistant . My hair is quite thick/course and I've found that although the product does not come out, the srunching does tend to drop slightly by the end of the day. However, if your hair does go a bit flat, if you dampen your hand and scrunch your hair up...voila! it is back in shape again! When my hair has been razor cut (therefore much lighter) the style stays in longer, so I would say that this product...

shoppingpuss 28.08.2004 · Read review
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Review of Fudge Hair Shaper 100g

Fudge Fantasy!

Advantages: Delicious taste, very attractive lid, on offer
Disadvantages: Nutrition, nutrition info on lid, moreish!

...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 been I'd have liked to try. However, with the amazing offer on at Asda now of 10 Muller corners for £2, I thought, "why not?" and took advantage of the deal. Individually the corners sell for 54p, so this is really a massive saving, and after...

SweetTooth93 04.07.2008 · Read review
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Review of Muller Classic Alabama Chocolate Fudge Cake

Fox's Chocolate Fudge Crunch Creams

Advantages: Delicious!
Disadvantages: Disadvantages?! Well I guess they're not great for you!

...I think by now you'll have realised I've got somewhat of a sweet tooth...so ladies and gentlemen, here is Fox's Chocolate Fudge Crunch Creams. Yum! For those who've been lucky enough to try these, then I may as well end this review now as there can be no way you can't like these! Those who don't like them shame on you! Those who haven't tried them, you're missing out, trust me... The packaging comes in the normal biscuit wrapping, suitable for a biscuit barrel as there's no seal to prevent air making the biscuits soft, and in a similar design to other Fox's products. These come in a dark brown colour to match the chocolate fudge taste. Like with Fox's products such as cream crunch and ginger cream crunch, they're sandwich-style biscuits that many people enjoy pulling apart and licking the sandwich filling, myself included. The filling...

carl.mcqueen 28.07.2009 · Read review
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Review of Fox's Chocolate Fudge Crunch Creams

Fudge Off

Advantages: Won't kill you
Disadvantages: Won't make you stronger, or do anything for you at all

...Think of fudge and the first thing that comes to mind probably isn't Cadbury's, but perhaps little chunks that you can pick up by the seaside. Of course Cadbury's would have had to be mad if they didn't pick up on the appeal of fudge, and perhaps you will have seen the little bars of fudge wrapped in chocolate that they have had on the market for quite sometime now. Well summer is fast approaching, and it's time for the ice cream market to hit its boom - so lets introduce Cadbury's Fudge Ice Cream! Four 'luxury bars' come in each box, and they are just that - bars, chunky bars. Don't expect a huge box with big round lollys like previous Cadbury's ice cream I have reviewed, these are more along the lines of having a Mars ice cream look. The front of the box, as you would expect, boasts of how it is the Cadbury's brand and makes sure...

nathaninnit 05.06.2007 · Read review
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Review of Cadbury Dairy Milk Fudge Ice Cream

Fudge..Mmmmmmm

Advantages: Creamy fudge, wide variety, mouth wateringly delicious.
Disadvantages: Expensive, not many shops, too addictive.

...I visited the Fudge Kitchen last October, and oh boy do I remember it well. Me and my friend were out shopping in the capital city, and out of the corner of my eye it caught my eye, a big green sign reading THE FUDGE KITCHEN. Now as you know, if you have read my other reviews, i have a very very sweet tooth and i just couldn't pass up the chance of this shop, so off we went, me dragging my friend in behind me. When we entered, i was impressed. The customers were actually able to see the fudge being made, and it made my mouth water just looking at it. There were tasters on offer and i jumped at the chance, popping 3 peices in my mouth, yes i am very greedy aswell as having a very sweet tooth, not a good combination. The man behind the counter must have been used to people going back for seconds from the tasters and he smiled at me...

SweetTooth93 28.01.2008 · Read review
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