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Tesco Cherry Bakewell TartsNewest Review: ... taste fruity but not very much of raspberry, if you want one that tastes more of raspberry then try the Tesco FreeFrom ... more More Tesco in Food
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by faders321 - written on 15/08/08 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Ah Cherry Bakewells Tarts, they're one of my favourite snacks, I know I say that about a lot of things but these really are one of my all time favourites. I like to buy my cherry bakewells rather than making them myself as I can't bake them well, no pun intended. There's a huge range of cherry bake wells on offer out there so it can be difficult to choose on. However when I went into Tesco they only had to types; The Weight Watchers version and the Tesco version. I try to avoid all major weight loss things as I think they are a con and I'm much happier just eating a balanced diet than using them to loose weight. So I chose the Tesco ones. They cost £0.75 for 6 ...
by mumsymary - written on 24/05/06 (Useful, 228 readings)
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No from Tesco's I do not often eat these Tesco bakewells but someone had bought them into school the other day so it would have been impolite to refuse one. These bake well tarts came in a box of 6 the box unmistakable and really unremarkable is a red box with a picture of a bakewell tarts adorned with cherry. It cost my friend 72p for the box from our local Tesco shop. I removed the tart from its silver foil tray. The tart I thought was a good size. .It looked quite attractive a pastry case filled with sponge which was topped with a white fondant icing and a half glace cherry perched on top of the icing. I ate the cherry first. Then I ...
by pornstarx2 - written on 25/02/06 (Very useful, 649 readings)
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I have never really been a puddings person since I started eating more sensibly. When I was younger I didn't think twice about eating 6 full sized chocolate éclairs in one go washed down by a couple of cans of sugary coca cola. These days I am more worried about what I eat and tend not to go for puddings in case I eat too much of a nice thing. On Monday I have dinner at my grandmas and this is a very weak time for me as she only ever cooks the fattiest (obviously the nicest) food and we always have to have a pudding. Usually I am really good and choose either fruit or some sort of trifle, which is small, but after keep spotting the cherry bakewells in Tesco I simply ...
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