Hovis Teacakes Reviews
Product Type: Hovis Snacks
Newest Review: ... this takes away the taste of the tea cake so I prefer just to use butter. Hovis tea cakes are the best I have found to ... more
... date, they are lovely and crunchy on the top when toasted and then soft in the middle as the butter sinks in. They are also delicious without any topping on if you are dieting and you will still get all the sweet flavour without the added calories of a topping.
Hovis tea cakes contain no artificial preservatives or flavourings. Per tea cake they contain 158 calories 1.5g fat of which 0.6g is saturates, they have nice fibre content as well at 1.8g per tea cake.
The tea cakes must be stored in a cool dry place and u...more
by - written on 08/06/10 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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Hovis tea cakes are round fruited breads made with currents and raisins, they are delicious to eat any time of the day, and I particularly like them first thing in the morning with a cuppa instead of toast. Toasted tea cakes can be sliced in half and served hot or cold with butter, but traditionally they are toasted and spread ,when still piping hot with butter,the butter will sink straight into the tea cake, making it soft and the fruity sweet taste the raisins and currents give to them are just divine. There is orange and lemon peel amongst the ingredients as well and you can taste a nice citrus undercurrent. If you are feeling really ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/04/10 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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I got these when the Hovis stuff was on special offer and you could get 2 for £1.00, the normal price for these teacakes is 70p so that's a pretty good saving and you can freeze them as well. You get 4 in a pack and they don't look like they've got all that many raisins in them. They look like soft white cobs more than anything and I thought they was going to be a bit of a let down. They're not though, these teacakes are PROPER nice. When you cut them through the middle you'll see there is a mix of raisins and currants in the teacakes and there are deffo more than it looks like there is going to be. I toasted mine and spread butter on ... Read the complete review
