This is my absolute naughtiest treat. It is a long life UHT cream that is sugar sweetened. Creamfields are one of Tescos cheap brands, like their value products but with nicer packaging. You cant tell the difference between this and other more expensive brands. You shake the can, take the cap off, which keeps the cream fresh, and just turn upside down and press the button, the cream comes out and you can make a desert look great at a dinner party with this. Because it is a 'light' cream then you can eat with a bit less guilt. The cream tastes very sweet and goes well with things like tarts, cake, on the top of hot chocolate. Also if you squirt it ...  Read the complete review

Creamfields Light Real Dairy Cream is a bit of a Tesco bargain. It's one of their 'discounter brands' which is basically a name other than Tesco Value which offers you a Tesco Value price tag. This stuff costs only £1 for a 250g can of squirty cream, which is a fair saving on the prices of similar products. A can of Anchor will set you back almost double. This is a light cream, and I have only seen this light version available in store and online, so presumably there isn't actually a full fat version on the market right now. It's not a problem for us though, as this light version doesn't taste any different to the normal stuff. I can normally 'smell' a ...  Read the complete review

This is another bargain my mate found and gave me the other day. My mum plays about at changing to the Value stuff but we usually get the big brands of most things, but my mate is mega skint and she buys nearly all her shopping out of the cheapo ranges. Last week we had some Creamfields Light squirty cream, it's only 98p for a 250ml tin and that's quite a bit cheaper than whatever the top brand of squirty cream is..... or so she says, I never buy this sort of cream so don't know! lol It squirts out nice and puffs up good, I'm not mad keen on cream anyway but this is better in a way because it's got a nice sweet fake taste. I wouldn't have known it was the ...  Read the complete review