Iceland has a massive range of desserts and cakes in their stores for decent prices, and one of those is a great chocolate fudge cake, which is only £1.50 and is a wonderful cake. There is 450 grams of cake in the box. The cake is a nice sponge style cake, with a thick layer of chocolate melted onto the top of it. It comes in a box, which is purple and has a picture of the cake on the top of it. It has heating instructions and nutritional information on the box. You can eat this hot or cold, just make sure you defrost it before you eat it cold. To microwave from frozen, just pop it in for around 4 minutes (depending on microwave power) or to defrost, pop the ...  Read the complete review

I used to buy Chicago Town's chocolate fudge cake but seeing as I haven't seen it in any shops for ages, on a recent trip to Iceland when I was feeling particularly hungry and fancied something sweet, I decided to try Iceland's version. The dessert is a moist chocolate sponge cake covered with a rich chocolate sauce. It looks so delicious on the front of the large cardboard box that it comes in that I don't think most people would be able to resist slipping one in the basket. It can be eaten hot or cold - it comes frozen so it needs to be defrosted either way. It takes 3 to 4 hours in the fridge to defrost if wanted cold, or around 4 minutes in ...  Read the complete review

COST: £1.50 for 450g NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION (per slice, 1/6th of a cake): Calories: 296 Kj: 1,240 Protein: 3.8g Carbohydrate: 34.6g - of which sugars: 24.4g Fat: 15.6g - of which saturates: 7.4g Fibre: 2.4g Sodium: 0.4g Salt: 0.9g INGREDIENTS: Sugar, wheat flour, water, vegetable margarine, pasteurised egg, pasteurised egg yolk, fat reduced cocoa powder, sunflower oil, sodium hydrogen carbonate, sodium carbonates, sodium citrates, mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids, wheat starch, invert sugar syrup, salt, thickener, xantham gum, plain chocolate, soya lecithin, palm and ...  Read the complete review