Product name: Fox’s
Party: Choc rings
Purchase details: £0.59 for a 125g packet (Home Bargains)
Calories: 28 per biscuit
Country of origin: UK
Purchase details: £0.59 for a 125g packet (Home Bargains)
Calories: 28 per biscuit
Country of origin: UK
Fox’s Party Rings have been a staple part of my diet since
I started trying to lose weight several years ago because they contain so few
calories. I know they’re designed for kids but I never find that an issue.
Plus, I only had them at parties when I was little so I find it a novelty to
now have them in the home! That said, I’ve had so many other items in my stash
recently that it’s actually been months since I last had one. As for these Choc
rings, it was a variety I’d never seen or tried before so I bought them as soon
as I saw them, and they’ve been waiting for me to eat them ever since.
These ‘chocolate flavour, iced ring biscuits’ were not as
colourful as the original variety due to the chocolate theme, but they were
certainly a noticeable continuation of the brand, and I also thought they
looked like mini doughnuts due to the presentation of the brown icing with
white stripes.
It hadn’t occurred to me that the shortcake biscuits would
also be chocolate flavoured so, combined with the icing, the product emitted a
surprisingly strong chocolate biscuit scent. Understandably, this was quite a
childlike one.
The texture of these Choc rings was the same as the original
Party Rings – bumpy, crunchy biscuits with a thin, crispy sugar shell. On the
downside, though, they had a really strange flavour. The icing retained its
usual sugariness but the chocolatey flavour was mild and, I thought, not very
accurate.
I really wanted to like these biscuits, especially since, whilst not the most natural product in the world, they didn’t contain any artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. However, the concept just didn’t seem to work with a chocolate flavour. Fair play to Fox’s for trying something a bit different, but I’ll be sticking to the original variety in future.
Appearance: 7/10
Aroma: 7.5/10
Taste: 5.5/10
Texture: 6/10
Overall score: 6.5/10
I really wanted to like these biscuits, especially since, whilst not the most natural product in the world, they didn’t contain any artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. However, the concept just didn’t seem to work with a chocolate flavour. Fair play to Fox’s for trying something a bit different, but I’ll be sticking to the original variety in future.
Appearance: 7/10
Aroma: 7.5/10
Taste: 5.5/10
Texture: 6/10
Overall score: 6.5/10
Oooohhhhh I didn't realize the biscuit was chocolate. Seems I dismissed them too early.
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