Mr Kipling Cherry Bakewells Reviews

I'm a self confessed fan of Mr Kipling (well, seeing as the missus doesn't bother baking any nice cakes, Mr K is the next best thing...!). Just lately we've been buying the 'slices' range most frequently - including the 'bakewell slices', but having spotted the original 'cherry bakewells' on sale for £1 a box at Asda, we bought soem of these ...  Read the complete review

These are my very favourite Mr Kipling cakes but for some reason I don't have them very often, I don't know why that is but they are yummy and I had 2 today and loved them. A Cherry Bakewell is a pastry case that is filled with sponge and jam, there is white icing on the top and half a cherry on each one. These cakes are ...  Read the complete review

Mr Kipling cherry bake wells are one of the most famous cake products from one of the most famous cake brands, Mr Kipling, so of course they are going to taste good. They are made up of a few different layer but all of them combined together makes the perfect cake, the cherry bake well. The whole thing is in a very sweet caking and ...  Read the complete review

Mr Kipling certainly does make excellent cakes, is a very well respected brand known to most shoppers, not to be confused with Bakewell Tarts which are a lot different to Cherry Bakewells. They are blimmin amazing. Get two with a cup of tea put your feet up and away you go. Each cake contains over 8g of fat though ...  Read the complete review

I spotted these in my local shop for a reasonable price and as I hadn't had them for a long time decided to grab a box of them Packaging: The Cherry Bakewells come packed in a flat plastic tray laid out in two rows of three. The tray is covered with a protective film sleeve which, in turn, comes inside a carton. The carton ...  Read the complete review

Cherry Bakewells are made by many different brands, but none of them come close to the mighty Mr Kipling, with the freshness, taste and smell that takes you on a small trip to heaven. However, they are more expensive than other brands and they also contains lots of calories and fat. The packaging is very bright and easy to read with ...  Read the complete review

Yep another Mr Kipling review, the mother has forced another cake variety on me... and well I have decided to make the most of these free cakes whilst I can. Cherry Bakewells have always been a favourite of mine in particular from the Mr Kipling brand. ***Packaging*** The Mr Kipling Cherry Bakewells come in a square ...  Read the complete review

Continuing on my Quest to work my way through the Mr Kipling range while they are still on offer at Asda. It is now the turn of the Chreey Bakewell. Asda's deal has slightly changed now. They were selling the range at £1 each, but not it is 2 for £2.20, and since the items are priced at £1.36 each, then still a saving, ut not quite as good as ...  Read the complete review

This is such a conundrum this one - I both love and hate these, and I don't know how I feel over all. What are they? Well, they're little tarts made of pastry. Each is filled with an almond filling, topped with icing, and has a cherry placed on the top. They come in boxes of six from the great Mr Kipling. Let's do it bit by ...  Read the complete review

One bite of this delectable cake and you drift away... ***** After a lot of research in 1965, kiplng cakes were designed to improve conffectionary. Since then they have invented many differnt cakes and sweet treats, including Jam Tarts and Mini Battenburg. One popular snack is the Cherry Bakewell! The first thing ...  Read the complete review

The brightly coloured box with a nice photo of a bakewell tart wasn't really required to capture my attention; I've always loved bakewell tart especially with my afternoon cuppa. As with most products shopping around will get you the best deal, all major supermarkets stock this item which in general will set you back around £1.25 ...  Read the complete review

A friend of mine came over for the afternoon yesterday and brought with her a box of these bakewell tarts and some lemon slices. Now I know I am on a diet but I just couldn't be rude and turn her down when she opened the boxes and offered them around. These cherry bakewells are not something that I would think about buying but I absolutely love ...  Read the complete review

A box of these were bought into work the other day to be shared around and it bought back memories as it had been ages since I had last had one of these cakes, anyway we all settled down to one of these and a cup of tea. Each of these bakewell tarts comes in its own silver foil case and there are six to a box which costs around the ...  Read the complete review

I usually make my own cakes and biscuits, but the other day whilst shopping, I really fancied something sweet in a hurry! Looking alone the shelves in the cake aisle I spotted a box of Mr Kipling cherry bakewell tarts. The picture on the box looked very inviting and as I love Bakewell tarts I popped a box into my trolley. On opening the ...  Read the complete review

Everybody knows that no on can make better cakes than Mr Kipling. His cakes are just exceedingly good. His cherry bakewells are really something special. The pastry is light and fluffy yet stil held together with delicious cherry flavoured jam. There is a definite almond taste to it which gives the cake a unique flavour and the combination ...  Read the complete review

Like most people I've tried various Kipling's offerings in the past and have tended to find his cakes and pies a little on the sweet side. Mr Kipling Bramley Apple Pies for example seem to consists of 95% sugar and pastry and only 5% apple. His Cherry Bakewells continue the tradition and are very sweet indeed. Of course for some, who enjoy regular ...  Read the complete review

These Cherry Bakewells are cakes mde by the very well known Mr Kipling. They are packaged in a cardboard box. The cakes are individually packaged on a plastic inner tray. Each cake sits in a silver foil. The box has 6 of the cakes inside. The box is a pretty red colour and has pictures of the cherry bakewells on the front. When you ...  Read the complete review

MR Kipling really does make exceedingly good cakes and few are better than his cherry bakewells, this particular cake has long since been documented as the favourite of the great MR Kipling himself and whilst I still prefer his French fancies these are a close second in my opinion. A bakewell is a traditional English cake, well tart ...  Read the complete review

We purchased some of these at the weekend at £1 for 6, they were on offer in Somerfield so we thought we'd buy some. I don't usually eat much in the way of cakes (my partner does and never gains an ounce so these were really for him!) but I thought I'd give one of these a try. The product itself is described as "a light pastry ...  Read the complete review

"Exceedingly good cakes", they say. It's wrong. I don't know how they could be so wrong but these are really just the worst cakes I have eaten in a long time. I always thought Mr. Kiplings must make some amazingly delicious cakes to deserve such a ridiculous price tag and I looked on with a sort of longing to try them. I always ate ...  Read the complete review