Mr Kipling Fiendish Fancies Reviews

Mr Kipling Fiendish Fancies Snacks

Product Type: Mr Kipling Snacks

Newest Review: ... paper wrappers. The packaging of these is really nice as well as informative! The Fiendish Fancies: Well like the box says ... more

 ... you get 8 of them and what you get are mouth sized squares of cake, slightly rounded to the top of each one. The inside is soft, golden sponge which is really light and not too sweet and gently flavoured with a hint of orange flavouring then hidden on the top of each sponge (giving that rounded, protruding appearance) is vanilla flavoured sort of creamy tasting butter which is set then each one is then finished off with bright orange fondant icing which is really sweet and then each one is finished off with a swirl o...more

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zombieflesh
Mr Kipling Fiendish Fancies: Fiendishly good cakes (616 words)
by - written on 10/11/10 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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Mr Kipling is a well known brand that produces a wide range of tasty little cakes. French Fancies are hugely popular in my household and we always have them for party occasions or as a treat every now and again. I get very excited when the seasonal variations are released, and Fiendish Fancies are my absolute favourite. These Hallowe'en themed cakes are available from October, until stocks last. I have seen them at several supermarkets and usually buy them from Tesco where they cost £1.00 for a pack. My Kipling says: "Orange flavour sponge Fancies with a delicious vanilla topping, all hidden beneath fiendishly orange coloured icing. Pretty ...  Read the complete review

lyndsey1989
Fiendish Fancies (358 words)
by - written on 21/10/10 (Very useful, 128 readings)
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Its nearly Halloween and all of the seasonal cakes are now hitting the shelves. One thing we found during our weekly shop was these Fiendish Fancies, we had them last year so we knew we would like them so we popped a box in the trolley, after all they were only £1. The box is still exactly the same as the one shown in the picture above. Opening the box you are greeted by a cardboard tray with 8 square cakes in, this is then wrapped in celophane. Each cake is quite small in size, about an inch and a half square and an inch tall. There is of course the bump in the middle which is the vanilla topping fancies are famous for. The cakes all ...  Read the complete review

xxfoxyredxx
Mr Kipling Fiendish Fancies: I'm not feeling so fiendish! (440 words)
by - written on 15/10/11 (Very useful, 87 readings)
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One of my favourite cakes along with batterberg is French fancies. I've loved them for as long as I can remember so when I saw these 'Fiendish' Fancies I really couldn't wait to try them out and at a pound a box at the moment in Tesco I thought they simply had to be tried! The Packaging: The box is orange with the front of it with black bats on it and a shadowy scene and a photograph of the fancies on there and we are told that they are Mr Kipling, 8 Wickedly Good Fiendish Fancies 'With A Delicious Vanilla Topping' and there is an at a glance nutritional chart. On the back of the box other information listed includes ingredients and allergy advice ...  Read the complete review

NinkyNonk
Halloween yuminess - Limited edition Fiendish Fancies! (160 words)
by - written on 07/11/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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Fiendish yuminess! This almost jumped into my trolley at the supermarket, French Fancies are a weakness of mine but knowing I had a valid reason to buy them (it's Halloween!) made them about the more enjoyable. Soft, moist sponge with the expected indulgent blob of fondant then covered in a surprisingly appetising orange icing with black detail. They went down very well with my 3 year old and his Nana alike! I just wish they were bigger as 2 bites and they're gone! It seems greedy eating more than a couple but I could easily devour the box of 8 in one sitting with a hot cuppa tea! I guess you can't beat the originals from a nostaglic point of view but these ...  Read the complete review

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