Ive been staying at my daughters house whilst i am awaiting the keys for my new house as the builders have been in there for the past six weeks. Hopefully it should be today that they materialise, being in a new area i am now spending most of my time shopping in the Tescos Extra which as apposed to my old local supermarket which was a sainsburys, i am now giving to the local Tescos as this is my nearest and dearest. I have been eating food with my daughter and her husband and her family which consists of my four adorable grandchildren ages ranging from 15 down to 2, so there is always an abundance of different food products for me to try out. Having toast ...  Read the complete review

I like to think of myself as someone who isn't a food snob - that is, I'm happy to try the majority of the 'Value' products that are widely available from the UK's most popular supermarket chain. That said, some Value products are better than others, and for every tasty Tesco Value Tomato Soup, there's a not-so-tasty Tesco Value Cola - but how will the Value Chocolate Spread fare? In the following review, I'm not going to write masses on 'the history of chocolate spread', as that would be a little excessive for a Value product - instead, I'll thoroughly test the spread, before forming an overall assessment in my conclusion. At this stage It must be pointed out that Tesco  Read the complete review

The history of Chocolate Spread According to wikipedia 'Chocolate spread is a chocolate-flavoured paste which is eaten mostly spread on breads and toasts or similar pastries such as muffins and pitas. At times it also serves as a filling in pastries and cakes. Chocolate spread is a product favored mainly by children and serves as a prevalent spread on their sandwiches. Although it tastes, smells, and looks like chocolate it does not solidify. The paste usually contains cocoa and oil, and is also likely to contain milk and additional taste and smell components. At times it also includes nuts or honey. Chocolate spread is normally sold in glass ...  Read the complete review

As a treat at the weekend I absolutely love chocolate spread on toast, some brands tend to be quite expensive for a small jar, however I decided to try Tesco Value brand and at 86p for a 600g jar you can't go wrong. I have tried Tesco Value Chocolate Spread in the past but was not that impressed with the flavour and found it a bit tasteless but after giving it another go recently I was quite impressed at the flavour, it was very chocolaty, not bland like before and had a nice creamy texture to it, very easy to spread on toast or in sandwiches. I also particularly like the fact that Tesco Value Chocolate Spread is suitable for vegetarians. ...  Read the complete review

I absolutely adore Tesco's own chocolate spread, and it's always a regular in our kitchen cupboard. It goes well with plenty of things, and I have a particular penchant for it on toast! *****Packaging***** The jar itself the spread comes in is see-though glass, complete with a simple, white coloured screw on lid. Through the glass you can see the brown spread in all it's chocolately glory, tantalising your tastebuds! There's a wrap around label on the jar, which has a white background. On the front of said background, there's the Tesco logo, the title "Chocolate Spread" on a bar of blue colour, and a mouth watering picture of the spread on ...  Read the complete review