Showing posts with label marshmallow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marshmallow. Show all posts

Wednesday 30 October 2019

[Review] Mr Kiplings Marshmallow Slices

Mr Kiplings Marshmallow Slices appealed to me because of the Marshmallow even though you couldn't really see the marshmallow filling.
As expected the filling wasn't a bit like marshmallow but the chocolate cake part was delicious as it had a strong cocoa taste without being too sweet.
The individual boxes gives it a plus in the sense that you don't have to finish them all at once.





Thursday 4 May 2017

Kelloggs Rice Krispies treat

I love this snack because I find it very comforting, it is sweet, chewy and crispy because it is tossed in marshmallow and made in a bar form.




There is an interesting line on the packet though:
Produced with genetic engineering.

Friday 14 October 2016

Kelloggs lucky charms

My brother got me these frosted toasted oat cereals with marshmallows.




Inside were colourful marshmallows charms.


















Sadly I forgot to take a picture of the four leaf clover.

Wednesday 2 September 2015

Kellogg’s FROSTED S'MORES poptarts

I don’t have the box but this was a Kellogg’s FROSTED S'MORES poptart filled with chocolate and marshmallow.
The poptart was not that sweet to start off with but then it got cloyingly sweet.


Wednesday 17 December 2014

FROZEN アナと雪の女王 EIWA Yogurt Marshmallow

Cute and delicious marshmallows by EIWA filled with yoghurt $13.9 from 7-Eleven アナと雪の女王 EIWA Frozen Yogurt Marshmallow.




Please note the container does not come with it!!

Sunday 10 February 2013

McVities mini mallows

These mini mallows by McVitie's are delicious, there is a biscuit base at the bottom topped with whipped marshmallow and covered in chocolate.

Wednesday 30 November 2011

9 Limited-Edition Foods with Cult Followings

By Brynn Mannino

Did you hear? For the first time in nearly 16 years, the McRib is available at every McDonald's in the U.S.! Until recently, the BBQ pork sandwich was only available for limited periods at select locations, inspiring websites for fans to track the beloved menu item down. But the McRib is not alone in its cult status. Below are 10 limited-edition foods that elicit cravings in legions of fans. Whether they're released only once a year like Girl Scout cookies, or celebrate a specific season like Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte, get the facts on some of your favorite foods that are available for a limited time only.

McDonald's McRib
The last time the McRib was offered at every McDonald's across the country was in 1995. But from November 2 through early December 2010, this sweet and savory barbecue sandwich is available at all 14,000 U.S. locations. Over the last three years alone, the boneless meat sandwich on a sesame seed bun has hit sales numbers in the $60 million range-and that's just when it was in limited availability. It even has multiple Facebook fan pages and a McRib Locator, so we can only imagine the damage fans will do now that they can get it at any Micky D's. Photo: courtesy of McDonald's




McDonald's Shamrock Shake
Since 1970, McDonald's has been offering this green milkshake made from vanilla ice cream and mint flavoring at select locations throughout March to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Since it's not available every year at all locations, fans have found a way to get to it if it doesn't come to them. Enter ShamrockShake.com, which features a search tool for finding a nearby McDonald's serving the shake. Photo: courtesy of McDonald's




Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte
Since 2003, from October through sometime after Christmas (or whenever Starbucks runs out of syrup), the coffee conglomerate sells its famous Pumpkin Spice Latte. Served with a dollop of whipped cream, the drink is so beloved that fans have taken to writing poetry about it. To read, visit the blog Share Your Love for Pumpkin Spice Latte with a Haiku. Our favorite? I love pumpkin spice | Do not even need a cup | Connect the I.V. Photo: courtesy of Starbucks




Cosi Turkey & Stuffing Sandwich with Cranberry Sauce
Everyone knows the best thing about Thanksgiving dinner is the leftovers, especially if they can be worked into a sandwich-thus the appeal of Cosi's Turkey & Stuffing Sandwich with Cranberry Sauce. Served during the weeks leading up to and just following Thanksgiving, the sandwich is made from roasted turkey, cranberry sauce and Cosi's signature bread stuffing. Photo: courtesy of Cosi

Discover other ways to enjoy the flavors of Thanksgiving after the holiday.





Nabisco Mallomars
The marshmallow cookie-first sold in Hoboken, New Jersey 97 years ago-is nearly impossible to find during warm months. Back in the day, markets didn't have the storing or transporting capabilities to keep the chocolate coating from melting when it got hot. So now, even though refrigerated trucks exist, Nabisco continues to sell them only from September to April to maintain the tradition. In that short time, though, enough packages are sold to measure 480 miles-that's all the way from New York City to Detroit. Photo: courtesy of Kraft Foods Inc.




Necco Sweethearts Conversation Hearts
Every year since 1902, Necco's entire stock of Sweethearts Conversation Hearts, which is more than 8 billion candy hearts nowadays, are manufactured over the course of the year-and completely sold out during the six weeks leading up to Valentine's Day. The appeal is, of course, less in the overly sweet candy than the heart-thumping sentiments written onto each, which people have used to do everything from propose marriage to teach children statistics and reading. Photo: Shutterstock




Girl Scout Cookies
The flavors of Girl Scout cookies (Thin Mints, anyone?) are probably more well-known than the organization's goal: to help girls build character and skills for success in the real world. But the $700 million in annual business the cookies earn for the Girl Scouts of America is all that really matters. Sold only January through April, the combination of their scarcity and great taste makes these cookies some of the most lusted-after treats on this list. Photo: courtesy of Girl Scouts




Dreyer's Limited Edition Egg Nog Ice Cream
As if it's not torture enough that eggnog lovers have to wait until the holidays to pick up a carton of their favorite creamy beverage, they also have to wait for its even creamier (if that's possible) frozen reincarnation: Dreyer's eggnog-flavored ice cream, sold through November and December since the 1950s. But it's clearly worth the wait, considering the 10 million scoops Dreyer's sells during that short period each year. Photo: courtesy of Edy's


White Castle Sweet Potato Fries
Sweet potato fries, offered seasonally at select White Castles, are all the rage, especially this year with their free saver size coupon, valid through November 30, 2010. Formerly considered almost a gourmet treat exclusive to trendy restaurants, White Castle's version has made them a widespread sensation. Or perhaps it's the tasty cinnamon dipping sauce that they're served with that makes fans go crazy. Photo: courtesy of White Castle

Japanese Meiji chocolate with marshmallows






Hard to separate into perfect pieces

After trying the cadbury's rocky road, this one tastes much better, it was plain chocolate and marshmallows.

The marshmallows were soft on the inside with a slight tough skin surrounding it.

Related note (cadbury's rocky road):
http://www.facebook.com/notes.php?id=656785509#!/note.php?note_id=438525980517

Cadbury's Rocky road chocolate bar




I have tried Rocky road ice cream, but not exactly Rocky road chocolate.
The chocolate version is slightly different to the ice-cream, it contains cherry flavoured jellies, peanuts, coconut and marshmallow.
The marshallows in the chocolate were hard and chalky, and the cherry flavoured jellies tasted like lipstick with a hint of rose.
So overall I did'nt like that artificial taste, however the chocolate itself was visually quite pretty with colourful bits in it, especially the jellies.
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