Tunnock's Teacakes Reviews

I had not had Teacakes in such a long time and I spotted Tunnock's Teacakes in Asda earlier on this week whilst shopping and put a box in my trolley. Grandma has been to stay with us for a few days and I like to have something other than biscuits in for her to have with a cuppa. I paid 90p for a box of 6 of these ...  Read the complete review

Tunnock teacakes take me back to my younger days and being at my grandmas house, these are a biscuit and marshmallow covered in milk chocolate The look? The box has recently been slightly brought up to date whilst still having a traditional look to it. The box is yellow with a window where you can peer in and look at the teacakes, ...  Read the complete review

These were a typical Sunday night pudding when I was in primary school. To be honest I hadn't even realised that Tunnock's still made them. As there were 6 of us in total, the amount in the pack got rid of any possible squabbling between me and my younger brother. Something which could of happened had there of been any more or any ...  Read the complete review

Tunnocks Teacakes - another firm favorite from Tunnocks -yum! These teacakes are basically made up of the bottom base which is a soft biscuit layer. This is a soft biscuit but certainly not soggy, in fact, it is just right! The next is the marshmallow which is fluffy and soft and again, very tasty indeed. To top ...  Read the complete review

Tunnocks teacakes are one of the most original and best made in terms of quality chocolate teacakes that are on the market today, not only do they look good, they taste really good too and are not that expensive to buy either. They are basically made up of three different parts. The first is the bottom base which is the really soft ...  Read the complete review

Tunnocks is a company that was established in 1890, in Uddingston, Scotland by Thomas Tunnock. It was exapnded in the 1950's which is when most of the present products were introduced. One particular product which is a favourite of mine are the Tea Cakes. They usually come in a box of six, very similar to the one advertised above. The ...  Read the complete review

I am generally a fan of anything chocolaty and I do like chocolate teacakes in general. While up in Scotland my auntie offered me Turncock's tea cake. They are actually ridiculously popular in Scotland but I hadn't tried one until then. They are 24g white fluffy very sticky mallow encased in a chocolate shell set on a fairly thin ...  Read the complete review

As much as I hate to be the one to do this, I have to reveal that Tunnock's Tea Cakes are a fraudulent treat. Admittedly, not on a scale that's going to make Bernard Madoff (am I the only one who thinks newsreaders really aren't getting satisfactory pun value out of his surname?) concerned for his enduring criminal legacy, or anything. After ...  Read the complete review

Again on my tesco shop I noticed these tea cakes on offer for 91p for 10 (usually £1.36), so I thought they would make an ideal filling for the lunch boxes. Although I have had to have a couple just so I can review of course. Tunnocks tea cakes come in a yellow box with a clear window on the front which you can see the tea cakes ...  Read the complete review

Today when I went into the kitchen I noticed a box of Tunnocks Teacakes on the work top. This isn't something we usually have so I thought I'd try one as I felt like a snack at the time. The box is instantly noticeable and would really stand out on the supermarket shelf. It is bright yellow with orange text and a window through which ...  Read the complete review

I started buying these years ago when I did Slimming World as they were 4 sins each (you were allowed some foods totalling 15 points or 'Sins' daily as treats) which made them great value for someone who loves chocolate and needs something substantial as a daily slimming treat. I was a bit put off by the box to start with as I thought ...  Read the complete review

Tunnock's Teacakes are packed in a yellow box which states that they have been established since 1890 and it has a clear panel on the front so that you can see the familiar tea cakes within in their red & silver foil wrapping. One of these teacakes is a circular biscuit base which has a dollop of mallow on the top and the whole ...  Read the complete review

Tunnocks tea cakes are not to be confused with the tea cakes that you can toast and put butter on. Tunnocks started out in 1890 and is still a family business. Tunnocks made these when I was young and I loved them then and gave them to my own children and soon my own Grandchildren will be having them. The tea cakes ...  Read the complete review

When I was a kid I always thought that every product in the Tunnocks range was locally produced and hand made at a nearby farm bakery! The reason I thought this was because the packaging always looked so twee and old fashioned next to every other packet of biscuits in the supermarket aisle. Infact the yellow box of their 'Tea Cakes', emboldened by ...  Read the complete review

Pure nostalgia these, right from the old fashioned packaging to the melting gooeyness inside, they conjure up, for me, Christmas and cups of tea! Each teacake is a disc of crumbly chocolate flavoured biscuit with soft, creamy white marshmallow piled on top into a dome and then it's covered in chocolate. Each teacake is individually ...  Read the complete review

In the great plan of things I don't suppose that many of you have biscuits anywhere near top of your priorities, and probably rightly so. From time to time however I'll bet that you like me need a little cheering up, a little boost. May I be so bold as to suggest this delightful product. Now that I have offered this somewhat different ...  Read the complete review

I remember sitting in front of the TV when I was younger, watching the Tunnocks adverts, drooling over how they made their delicious Teacakes products. I have not actually seen one of those adverts in a while now, which is a shame, as they always make me smile! And it's not just the advert that is amazing, but the product too! Tunnocks ...  Read the complete review

Having just returned from a very welcome break in the Outer Hebrides I thought I would review one of my regular Scottish snacks. Tunnock's Teacakes have become once again a family favourite ever since my daughter re- introduced me to them almost 5 years ago when she moved to Glasgow. As a child I used to enjoy them and we would often eat the ...  Read the complete review

These tea cakes are made by the family business Tunnocks. The tea cakes are packaged in a very nice way. They are in a yellow box with red writing on the front. There is a clear plastic lid where you can see the tea cakes through. The tea cakes themselves are packaged in a nice foil which is silver and red in colour. I like the foil ...  Read the complete review

Thomas Tunnock started his bakery business in 1890,in a shop in Uddingston,South of Glasgow which he paid the princely sum of £80 for. The business did well and in the 1950`s Tunnocks created the recipes for Caramel wafers,Snowballs,Caramel logs and Teacakes. Tunnocks now export their products all over the world,and they are as popular ...  Read the complete review