Mr Kipling Carrot Cake Slices Reviews
Product Type: Mr Kipling Snacks
Newest Review: ... feel warm and comforted , and high quality, while the photo of the cake makes them look irrestistable. I excitedly opened ... more
... the box. The cakes come as two slices in one plastic tray. The box says 6 slices which there are but I would prefer them individually wrapped. For me one slice is enough, so the other one I had to eat as I couldn't let it go stale in open air. Two slices are great if you want them both, or really nice to share with someone else. This is not possible in our house anymore as our baby HAS to eat whatever we do.
*Most Importantly Taste*
When I first took the cake out I gave it a smell. To my utter surprise it smelt exactl...more
by - written on 12/06/11 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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I tried my first carrot cake just over a year ago. I know, I must be very deprived! So i'm a recent Carrot cake convert. Imagine my surprise when I saw these perfect sized snacks by my favourite brand Mr Kipling's. They were £1 and I've always liked their other cake slices. *Packaging and Portions* I was so excited to get them home and settle down with a nice cup of tea. The box makes the cakes look so tempting .Its lovely yellow and orange colours makes you feel warm and comforted , and high quality, while the photo of the cake makes them look irrestistable. I excitedly opened the box. The cakes come as two slices in one plastic tray. The ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/03/10 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Skimming over the other reviews, I see I am in the minority with my dislike of Mr Kipling Carrot Cake slices. Being a fan of Mr Kipling and having enjoyed carrot cake in the past, I was delighted when I came across these. I looked forward to sitting down with my cup of tea and cake slice and trying out my new found treat. Mr Kipling Carrot Cake Slices come in an attractive orange coloured cardboard package. Inside are three individually wrapped packs, each containing two carrot cake slices. On first inspection, I was thrilled to see how attractive they looked. The sponge was a deep golden colour and it was topped with what looked like icing, but ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/10/09 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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A few weekends ago Dave and I were manning a stall selling Lifeboat souvenirs at our local theatre, Venue Cymru, where there was a Rotary Conference. Clearly we needed to take some snacks with us to keep us going and I decided to get a packet of Mr Kipling Carrot Cake Slices amongst other things, as Dave loves carrot cake! They currently cost £1.30 for a packet containing six slices and when I bought them a couple of weeks ago they were on off at two packs for £2.30. This particular offer has now finished but the offers on Mr Kipling cakes are a regular feature of the Tesco shelves! There are a good variety of slices in this range ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/02/10 (Very useful, 101 readings)
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I bought a pack of Mr. Kipling Carrot Cake Slices for us the other day. Yesterday we opened it and finished it quite soon. Lol The carrot cakes come in an orange-red very colourful cardboard box. The Mr. Kipling logo is on the left side while the Carrot Cake label is in the middle with huge letters. You can see 2 slices of carrot cake on the box. They look exactly the same in reality too. When you open the cardboard box you can see the 3 plastic trays wrapped in transparent foil individually. Each tray contains 2 slices of carrot cake so there are 6 slices in the box. You can see the beautifully decorated icing on the top pf them, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/01/10 (Very useful, 121 readings)
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I had tried carrot cake before from a couple of bakeries but had never tried Mr Kipling's version so when I saw them at a fairly cheap price I decided to grab a box of them and see what they were like. Packaging: The slices come in 3 plastic trays (2 to a tray) which are protected by a film covering. The carton is recyclable & is predominantly a sort of orange and red with bits of yellow and white. The "Mr. Kipling" logo is on the front, along with the name & a picture of a couple of the slices. The back of the carton lists the ingredients, allergy advice, nutritional information & the Mr. Kipling's quality guarantee. ... Read the complete review
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