Elisabeth the Chief Manchester United Celebration Cake Reviews

Elisabeth the Chief Manchester United Celebration Cake Snacks

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Newest Review: ... band. The whole thing was on a cake board and iced all over. So the first job was to get it out and open. Removing the Cake ... more

 ... Band (with the free stickers – tacky bits of paper) was the first challenge. Unfortunately removing the band also removed half of the icing from the sides. Once cut the cake appeared to be a sponge, split into two with a very thin filling of butter cream with an even thinner layer of Jam with icing on the top and sides. The sponge looked quite appetising. So what did it taste like – average – certainly not almost £7 (why do they do that £6.98 – just call it £7) worth. The extremely sweet icing almost wiped out any tas...more

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Elisabeth the Chief Manchester United Celebration Cake: An Absolute Rip Off (1366 words)
by - written on 25/03/07, updated on  25/03/07 (Very useful, 1501 readings)
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Up to now the only things I’ve ever really resented buying have been Birthday Cards (for a small sheet of card folded into two they cost an absolute fortune – a rip off). Well now there is another item added to the List the “Manchester United Celebration Cake” at £6.98 a rip off to end all rip offs. Whenever I usually buy a Birthday cake I normally purchase the Asda Chocolate Birthday Cake – cos not only is it absolutely delicious but you also get quite a lot of cake for your money. This week I thought I’d be different, one of my nephew’s birthdays. He’s a real Manchester United Fan (I make no comment as to his allegiances save to say that for a netball team ...  Read the complete review

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