Product name: Cadbury
Fingers (white chocolate)
Purchase details: £0.99 for a 125g box (Tesco)
Calories: 100 per four finger serving (25 per finger)
Country of origin: UK
Purchase details: £0.99 for a 125g box (Tesco)
Calories: 100 per four finger serving (25 per finger)
Country of origin: UK
One of the things I love about loyalty cards is the way they
send you discount coupons based on previous purchases. In this case, Tesco
kindly sent me a Clubcard voucher for £0.50 off Cadbury Fingers, and I was
delighted to get this generous serving of ‘crisp biscuits covered with Cadbury
white chocolate’ for £0.49, as a result.
I remember the day I fell in love with these biscuits. There
were loads of them on a buffet table and I just couldn’t stop myself going back
for more and more – they were so delicious! At the time, they were sold under
the Dream brand. I’m not sure when this changed but I did notice that the
inner cellophane still had the word ‘Dream’ printed on it. Despite the
emergence of, technically, more ‘interesting’ Fingers varieties in recent years
(such as Fabulous (praline)),
this simpler version has remained my firm favourite.
I loved the dominoes effect used for the personified
illustration of the biscuits, on the purple box, and the real things looked
good too. Beneath the white chocolate coating (42%), the biscuits themselves
were two-tone, with a slightly golden edge standing out against their paler
centres.
Made by Burton’s Biscuit Co., Cadbury described how, ‘with
every bite, you’ll experience a delightful combination of creamy Cadbury white
chocolate and crunchy biscuit centre’. To be honest, there’s not much I can add
to that! The chocolate had a lovely, deep vanilla scent, tasted really creamy
(as promised), and had hints of vanilla too. I found it particularly impressive
that its flavour remained just as strong when chewing as it did when allowing
the slightly grainy melt to unfold.
In comparison, the
biscuit was quite plain and tasted like a cross between rich tea and shortbread.
However, it absorbed the chocolate’s sweetness nicely, and it certainly did add
the intended crunch.
I may have grown up but these Cadbury Fingers (white
chocolate) were as enjoyable as I remembered. If calories didn’t exist, I’d
quite happily sit and eat box after box!
Appearance: 7.5/10
Aroma: 8/10
Taste: 7.5/10
Texture: 7/10
Overall score: 7.5/10
Aroma: 8/10
Taste: 7.5/10
Texture: 7/10
Overall score: 7.5/10
I find it impossible to open a box of these without eating the lot!
ReplyDeleteHaha that makes me feel more restrained with my one or two at a time! They do have such an addictive element to them though...
DeleteAwrr now I'm craving them!
ReplyDeleteSorry!
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