Mr Kipling Individuals Chocolate Chip Cake Bars Reviews

With the kids due home from school any minute, a quick trip to the Coop was needed to get the little darlings (and me) something quick to go with a cup of tea or glass of milk before tea proper was ready. As always, everyone would be "starving". As a rule of thumb I try to get under the £1 barrier so headed for the clearance ...  Read the complete review

When I was younger I would always have one of these in my lunchbox, however in recent years we haven't had them because we haven't really had a need for individually wrapped cake bars. At the moment a pack of 5 of these cake bars costs just £1 in Tesco so we bought some. The packaging of the cakes has changed from the picture ...  Read the complete review

We had a pack of these lying about in the cupboard. The wife wasn't so keen on them, that's probably why there was some left! I like Cakes anyway so took a couple with me when I went to work. You get 5 Cake bars in the pack and I think they cost £1 when we got them. I think the right price is around £1.30. They were ...  Read the complete review

I have been a Mr Kipling fan for years and have tried nearly every cake they have produced. The chocolate chip bars are one of many I have bought time and time again. Mr Kipling Chocolate Chip bars come in a pack of five. They are individually wrapped, which keeps them lovely and fresh. The first thing you notice when you open ...  Read the complete review

Mr. Kipling Individuals Chocolate Chip Cake Bars are something I have only recently tried and I could kick myself for all the wasted time gone by that I could have been enjoying these. The packaging on these Mr. Kipling cakes is very good; the cakes come in a blue box and inside the box each cake is individually wrapped for ...  Read the complete review

I got some of these yesterday as they were reduced in Sainsbury's to 49p, so for 5 cake bars I thought that was great value. I was really disappointed with them. I am usually a fan of Mr Kipling but I feel like this is one of the worst cakes I have eaten of this brand. Don't get me wrong, they aren't unpleasant tasting but ...  Read the complete review

I purchased these a while back and have only just got around to reviewing them.... Packaging: The cakes bars come in a tray which the packaging tells us in recyclable. The tray is indeed a film covering which is not recyclable.The front of the packaging is predominantly a pinky-purple colour with the usual ...  Read the complete review

I picked up a pack of these last week as my willpower was too weak to overcome the tempting photo on the wrapper. These Choc Chip Cake Bars are produced by Mr Kipling, a company who have become extremely popular since their product first made in onto shelves back in 1967. Known for their 'exceedingly good' bakery products, Mr ...  Read the complete review

When you look at these cakes you feel like getting the smallest carving knife you own out as they look like mini loaves of bread with bits of chocolate chips inside of them. Made by that nice man Mr Kipling these were surprisingly better than expected as at first I thought they might be a bit dry as that has been my experience with other ...  Read the complete review

Because we eat healthily in our house I am allowed some nice snacks when we got shopping, and on one of our trips we came back with a 5 pack of 'Mr Kipling's Exceedingly Good Choc Chips Bars' to try as they were on offer for £1... They came in a colourful plastic outer packing that held 5 individually wrapped bars which is a ...  Read the complete review

You will be surprised to read that this isn't a review from me on Mr Kipling cakes; it's a review from Mr Lools. Since Mother Lools has insisted on feeding us cakes on every visit to her house, Mr Lools has hinted how he would like to stock our cupboards with a selection. I declined as I really can't face the prospect of many more ...  Read the complete review

I think Mr Kipling cakes are pretty nice, but I normally buy Cadbury's Cake bars as long as they are on offer. When I think of Mr Kipling, I think of French Fancies, Vienesse Whirls and so on, and although they are nice, they aren't exactly Cakes. These were on offer for £1 a pack last month at Asda, so I thought they were worth a ...  Read the complete review