Sainsburys Taste The Difference Lemon Drizzle Cake

I have to confess that I have a bit of a passion for Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Lemon Drizzle cake. In fact, when ever I have the slightest excuse for a celebration I can't resist buying it when I am in Sainsburys. If you like cakes and the taste of lemon, I'm sure you'll like it too. The cake is part of the Sainsburys Taste the Difference range and therefore is slightly more expensive than your average run of the mill cake. However, just lately, I seem to have come to the conclusion that there are somethings in life that are definitely worth paying a little extra for, and that includes lemon drizzle cakes! The packaging is pretty good as it ...

Now I'm not a big fan of cakes bought from shops as a rule and as a stay-at-home mummy I ought to be ashamed of myself buying any really. I do make cakes when I know we've got people coming round, but as I'm trying to lose weight at the moment buying them or making them often is a bit of a bad thing, as it is impossible not to eat them once they are there. But Sainsbury's Taste the Difference range Lemon Drizzle cake is great for a shop bought cake - though it does taste shop bought it is moist and rich and not too sweet, so it's pretty yummy. I bought some over Easter to thin out the chocolate a bit and I have to say it is really delicious. It isn't a good ...

The Sainsburys Taste The Difference Lemon Drizzle Cake is stylishly packaged in the classic maroon of the `Taste the Difference Range`. The box is constructed from recyclable card and the cakes nestles inside of the box in a covering of plastic film. Sainsburys Taste the Difference range is marginally more expensive, but If I am not on one of my budgeting weeks i`m more than happy to pay the extra for that little bit of something special. A slice of cake goes hand in hand with a cup of afternoon tea, like many of you we like to ring the changes and will often have a Mr Kipling's Manor House Fruit cake or even some French Fancies. The ...