Salted Almond Caramel Cups

really don’t get the hype about deliciously ella definitely better than the double choc ones but the shortcrust is bland and sandy, the chocolate tastes off and the caramel doesn’t have a definite flavour at all, the consistency is there but it just tastes vaguely sweeter than the other components

I wish we had all these sweet cups in the Netherlands too, we currently only have the nonvegan Reese's cups here and there unfortunately. These are very rich - lots of deep chocolatey flavours, I had to wash this down with a bottle of water. It's tasty, but you're done for the rest of the week after two of these cups.

These caramel cups weren't what I expected, but they are delicious. The flavour reminds me of fig rolls. I guess that's because the filling is made using date syrup and the oat cup is a little pastry-like. The chocolate on top is really flavourful. These have become one of my favourite treats and I bought them at a reasonable price. I think they were 90p a pack on offer in Morrisons. I think the packaging is made of paper and is therefore recyclable. They are marked as vegan on the packet (and gluten free).

I don't know how to give a fair review of these unfortunately. I had carried them around in my bag for some time, sort of like an emergency snack. And I guess I'd put too many heat cycles through them, so although when I was having them they were nicely firmed up, the #saltedcaramel had long since made its escape and nestled in the nooks and crannies of the #plasticfree packaging (paper tray, paper ridged cup, paper pack) 😭 The remnant mass was devoid of the salty sweetness therefore, and actually tasted mildly bitter. Not what my [#]sweettooth wanted from this #chocoholic treat, but maybe I am complicit in having realised this eventuality? 😔

Arrivati in dono dall'irlanda, avevo alte aspettative dato il suo successo. Buoni ma non ottimi, hanno un retrogusto di dattero che li rende meno gustosi e anche il caramello e il sale non prevalgono.