Lyons Battenburg Cake Reviews

Lyons Battenburg Cake Snacks

Product Type: Lyons Snacks

Newest Review: ... just to look pretty when the cake is put together. You've got a bit of a fruity taste and that's the jam, I think it's ... more

 ... apricot jam because it's got that sort of taste and isn't the same sort of fruitness as strawberry and them sort of flavours. The marzipan is the best bit about the Battenberg cake because it's mega sweet and has got a gorgeous soft texture. It tastes of brill quality marzipan and you can either peel it off or eat it together with the sponge. I peeled some of mine off but ate the rest properly because if you take the marzipan off the sponge is a bit too dry and boring. The over all flavour of a Battenberg cake isn't al...more

More Offers

Opinions

SusanLesley
Lyons Battenburg Cake: I hope they have battenburg in heaven (797 words)
by - written on 20/11/07 (Very useful, 152 readings)
Rating:

I was just taking a look around reading and rating when I happened upon the food section, and more specifically the cakes. Now I do like a nice piece of cake and I tend not to be too fussy – if it’s got lots of calories it’s OK by me! By the way I do know that, as a diabetic, I have to be careful so I do make cakes a treat not a daily indulgence! There is, however, one cake I can’t stand and that’s Battenberg – I can’t be doing with marzipan you see. It was one of my late dad’s favourites so I used to buy it for him even though I didn’t personally indulge. I have even had a go at making it for him too, and it wasn’t a bad effort even if I do say so ...  Read the complete review

dragon21
Battenburgh - Bizarre But Brilliant! (191 words)
by - written on 06/04/08 (Useful, 73 readings)
Rating:

Battenburg Cake has always struck me as quite an odd concept. I mean, who thought up the idea of using the different colours and different ingredients with their individual, very unsimilar tastes? But that aside, fortunately for us consumers whoever it was got lucky and the combination works. The Battenburg Cake, of German descent, is essentially 4 thin rectangles of sponge cake, 2 yellow and 2 pink with the colours arranged diagonally, stuck together with apricot job then coated with a thin layer of marzipan to created a cuboidal shaped cake that can be easily sliced into square shaped pieces for eating. [NB Not suitable for nut allergy suffers due to the ...  Read the complete review

PRINCESSPUSSYCAT
Crowned ReviewLyons Battenburg Cake: A CAKE FIT FOR A PRINCE (820 words)
by - written on 25/06/08, updated on  25/06/08 (Very useful, 668 readings)
Rating:

-LYONS BATTENBERG - Lyons has been making cakes for over 100 years now. With varieties such as: The French Sandwich - Lemon Curd Tarts - Trifle Sponges - Carrot Cakes and Treacle Lattice Tart we certainly are spoilt for choice. My favourite however, has to be their scrumptious Battenberg cake. I absolutely adore marzipan. I could eat tons of the stuff; I have a real passion for it. When I was pregnant with my middle daughter, it was my 'craving' and I hate to think how much of it I ate then. Anyway, anything which contains marzipan is a firm favourite with me. - Battenberg cake or 'Window cake', is quite an original concept for this little slab of ...  Read the complete review

CheekyCharlie08
Yummy..... But A Bit Boring! (428 words)
by - written on 04/02/10 (Very useful, 77 readings)
Rating:

I haven't had Battenberg in ages but brought one of these Lyons ones when they was on special offer in Morrisons and only cost 79p. It's a rectangle cake that is made of pink and yellow sponge cake, they're joined together with jam and then the cake is wrapped in marzipan. It's a bit of a boring cake but it's fun to eat and the marzipan makes it taste loads more special than a plain sponge cake. The pink and yellow sponge both taste the same and are coloured just to look pretty when the cake is put together. You've got a bit of a fruity taste and that's the jam, I think it's apricot jam because it's got that sort of taste and isn't the same sort ...  Read the complete review

xxfoxyredxx
Lyons Battenburg Cake: Batter my Berg! (656 words)
by - written on 17/05/09, updated on  17/05/09 (Very useful, 66 readings)
Rating:

I really love cake! I love sweet cakes as well which means in my house (I live with my parents at the moment) I have to buy it because no one else is a fan of this type of thing which isn't so bad really because at least it means I get to stuff myself silly with these types of products lol. I saw this on offer yesterday in my local Asda store at the special offer price of 99p a cake however it is usually round the £1.49 price mark and widely available in all sorts of places. The Packaging.... The Bright yellow cake sits on a cardboard tray at the bottom of it and that contains all the information on it you may possible need. The rest of ...  Read the complete review

Products Similar to Lyons Battenburg Cake

Popz Microwave Popcorn - convenience, brilliant idea taste - yuk!

Tesco Coconut Macaroons - A supersweet coconut treat High in sugar and fats

Tracker Bars - Taste great, not too full of fat, sugar etc Addictive

Kelloggs Rice Krispies Squares Chewy Marshmallow Biscuits

Lovemore Apple and Sultana Cookies

Lovemore Chocolate Chip Cookies

More products in Snacks
All these Advantages and Disadvantages are taken from reviews of the dooyooCommunity.
Crawfords Garibaldi Biscuits
A good old fashioned biscuit
The currants stick in dentures!
Nabisco Ritz Crackers
Versatile and simple
Moreish
Quaker Snack-A-Jacks Caramel
Low in fat and calories and not bad as a sweet fix
A bit cardboardy and they rate low on the snack excitement scale!
No No Flatbread Mixed Seed Crackers
Lovely aroma, very natural taste, natural ingredients.
None, may be a bit dry for some.
Pringles Cheese & Onion
Strong flavour, tasty, good value, moreish
Maybe too strong for some
Walkers French Fries
Great on their own or in a French baguette, crunchy, lots of flavouring, foil fresh bags.
A little expensive at the usual price.
Ryvita Crackerbread
low calorie.
If eaten on there own they may put you in mind of cardboard.
Quaker Oats
Taste good, and feel good!
None
Crawfords Custard Creams
Good taste
More expensive than supermarkets
Nana's Cookies
No refined sugars,no dairy,no hydrogenated fats,no cholesterol and very tasty!
Expensive