Tesco Cream Cake Selection

One of the things that my friends and I always seem to end up doing is going for a midnight jaunt at Tesco, where we'll look at all the electrical items and magazines etc and then grab some snacks to take back, and it's where these cream cakes would always be a regular feature. There's four cakes inside: A cream and custard finger donut, an iced bun with jam in it and an éclair. The price is fairly reasonable too costing about a couple of pounds at most which makes it cheaper than a bakery. The cream donut has fresh cream inside it with a small hint of jam. When you bit into it, it does have the tendency to fall out of the cake so just a little ...  Read the complete review

I went into Tesco today and whilst browsing the aisles I stumbled across the deliciousness that is this lovely Tesco Cream Cake selection! You get four cream cakes in one cardboard box. (The box has a little plastic window so you can see what you're buying - basically, it's a way to tempt you to buy them in the first place!) They do look gorgeous and the selection means something for everyone. There's a chocolate eclair, a custard and jam finger, an iced finger with cream, and a simple cream filled finger. My favourite is the éclair. It's a soft and light pastry with a layer of cream inside and a smaller layer of chocolate on the top. ...  Read the complete review

Tesco do quite a variety of confectionary and in their fridges there are a number of sweet treats to choose from. Among them is the Tesco Cream Cake selection. The four cream cakes come in a blue cardboard box. The packaging itself is not that interesting, its just a box, but on the top there is a clear window. This allows you to see into the cakes. There are two you can see quite clearly, and the other two you can see a bit of. Each one has a delicious looking golden brown sponge and then their layers. I couldnt wait to try. In the box you will find a chocolate eclair, a custard and jam finger, an iced finger with cream, and a cream finger. They ...  Read the complete review