Introduction Nestle Aero's are one of the biggest known chocolate bars in the United Kingdom and over the past few years they have released more and more chocolate bars. They have introduced Honeycomb bars and also Aero Caramel which I have decided to review today. There are now more and more Chocolate bars with Caramel nowadays with the likes of Galaxy Caramel, Caramel Dairy Milk, Mars and of course Aero Caramel is one of the other bars trying to be the market leader. Although these all contain caramel the bar is quite different which is a good thing as you tend to want a change between the top chocolate bars. You can buy this bar in ...  Read the complete review

The Aero range of aerated chocolate bars is one of Nestlé's most successful and enduring. It hasn't changed all that much over the years, but this Caramel bar is one of the newer entrants into the collection. The bar I ate (a little while ago now) cost me 50p in my local newsagent, but as usual it's likely that you can get it for a few pence less from supermarkets. It's not the largest bar at a mere 42g, but then it does have all those bubbles in it! Still, at least that means it's fairly light on the calories at just 205 kcal per bar. The packaging isn't anything particularly thrilling, with the usual Aero "brown bubbles" design on the left of the ...  Read the complete review

I always enjoy an Aero bar, its the bubbles that do it, making the chocolate nice and light. So when I saw an Aero Caramel by the check out desk in my local supermarket I waved away all thoughts of trying to lose a few pounds and popped it in my basket. The bar is enclosed in a foil wrapper and tearing off the end exposes the chocolate bar which has lines across at intervals dividing it into 5 chunks. Biting into the bar reveals a thin layer of caramel on the top which I found to be quite firm, not runny as in the Cadbury's Caramel bar. The bottom layer of the bar is the light and airy chocolate with plenty of bubbles that is the Aero trademark. This ...  Read the complete review

Aero bars? Yes please. Aero mint bars? If I have to. Aero caramel bar? No thank you! Constitutionally, there is nothing wrong with this chocolate bar. If you are a fan of Aeros anyway, then you will no doubt enjoy at least half of this bar - the Aero bit. However, unless you enjoy very runny caramel that tastes a bit metally, I doubt you will enjoy the top half. Of course this is all a matter of personal taste, but I prefer my caramel to be of a thicker consistancy such as the caramel found in a Mars Bar than the caramel in here; which is gloopy and has a habit of running away down your chin and onto your top. The rather odd sensation of expecting ...  Read the complete review

I love standard aero bars - one of the few nestle products I actually eat - but the nestle aero caramel does not live up to the standard set by it's parent bar. In fact there seems to be a bit of a fad in taking a perfectly decent chocolate bar and putting a thin layer of caramel in it - why? It very rarely works in my opinion regardless of the make/ brand or even the quality of the chocolate. This is easily evidenced by the Wispa Gold and the aero caramel is no exception. A standard aero bar consists of bubbly chocolate, with larger holes than that of a wispa giving it a different feel completely, making a nice contrast. When a layer of ...  Read the complete review