Soreen Lincolnshire Plum Fruit Loaf Reviews

Soreen Lincolnshire Plum Fruit Loaf Snacks

Product Type: Soreen Snacks

Newest Review: ... was years ago! Licolnshire Plum Fruit Loaf is a spiced loaf with candied fruit inside. There is some citrus fruit & some ... more

 ... cherries, but curiously no plum is used in the loaf. It has a really great taste & texture. You can taste the fruit but the flavours are sublte. I find the texture softer & less grainy than malt loaf. I also find the Plum Loaf to be very moist & soft. You can eat it sliced on it's own or with butter. I have never tried it toasted but in theory you could do this too. I buy it from my local Tesco where it is usually priced around the 90p per loaf mark. However wait before buying it because around every...more

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Foxy-Lady
Crowned ReviewSoreen Lincolnshire Plum Fruit Loaf: What...no plums?! (1166 words)
by - written on 08/04/09, updated on  23/03/10 (Very useful, 802 readings)
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Being pregnant, I'm increasingly finding myself attracted to all manner of sweet treats in which I wouldn't normally indulge. I know I shouldn't as I don't want to excessively pile on the pounds, but as I'm the one carrying the baby lump around, I feel that I deserve the odd treat! I've always been a fan of Soreen Malt Loaf as it reminds me of my childhood. We always had some in the cake tin, ready to serve with a slither of butter. So, when I saw that Soreen now offer other varieties of loaves/cakes for around 89p each, I couldn't resist! On offer (BOGOF) at Tesco, I decided to try a Soreen Cinnamon and Raisin Loaf and also their Lincolnshire Plum Fruit Loaf ...  Read the complete review

mr_nadge
No Plum in Lincolnshire Plum Loaf! But Great Taste Anyway (257 words)
by - written on 06/11/09 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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I'm quite a fan of this product & have been eating it for quite some time. My Mother was always a fan of Malt Loaf & one day when I saw this next to that I said that we should buy some & give it a try as it sounded quite nice. That was years ago! Licolnshire Plum Fruit Loaf is a spiced loaf with candied fruit inside. There is some citrus fruit & some cherries, but curiously no plum is used in the loaf. It has a really great taste & texture. You can taste the fruit but the flavours are sublte. I find the texture softer & less grainy than malt loaf. I also find the Plum Loaf to be very moist & soft. You can eat it sliced on it's own ...  Read the complete review

raebroughton
Soreen Lincolnshire Plum Fruit Loaf: Plum Loaf - Good snack for the cupboard (323 words)
by - written on 17/07/09 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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I'm always on the look out for various things to have after my sandwiches at lunchtime. I love crisps but obviously these are usually high in calories. So when my husband suggested trying Soreen Lincolnshire Plum Loaf I thought I'd give it a try. We had a look in our local Tesco and found it on the cakes and bread aisle. I picked up the plum loaf and immediately saw on pack that it was less than 5% fat. It states that it contains sultanas, cherries, currents & citrus peel which may not seem appertising to some but I thought it should be quite nice. The nutritional information states that there are 65.3 calories per 1/8 of the loaf and 0.9g of ...  Read the complete review

stebiz
Oooooooooooooh Maureen!! (386 words)
by - written on 02/09/09 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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As a family we are very consious of what we eat, and are constantly looking for food items that are low in fat, and that can keep us on a healthy diet. A favourite of ours is the traditional malt loaf, so when we saw that Soreen had brought out a Lincolnshire Plum variety, we were only to happy to try it out. Description The loaf is in a normal size Soreen packet. Bright yellow as you'd expect with a purple circle boasting of a richly spiced fruit loaf, with juicy sultanas, cherries, currants & citrus peel - but curiously no plums!! So we have a Lincolnshire Plum soft and moist fruit loaf - with no ...  Read the complete review

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