As well as Mr Kiplings famous slices and cakes, you can also buy the home baking range with matching frostings.
The new series at ASDA features some popular favourites like caramel cake, red velvet cake and chocolate as well as Unicorn cakes with a modern twist like Space, Llama etc.
It has been a while since I've had Fox's party rings so I decided to take a trip down memory lane and have some.
These days they do regular and mini party rings, so why not try the mini rings.
The little rings were cute but I had to open several packs to have all the different colours for the photos, some of the biscuits were broken or you would get two of the same colours in one pack.
Overall delicious with a sweet sugary crunch and now they are vegan.
Rating: 3/5
HP Baked beans are not new but I rarely ever see it at the supermarket which calls for a review on them.
As well as my favourite St Nicholas baked beans, I am still looking for a good supermarket version that is not too sweet with a good savoury kick.
Overall, the beans were not bad, compared to Heinz they are not as sweet with a stronger tomato taste.
I love sandwiches so this time got the M&S Smoked Ham & Mustard Mayonnaise Sandwich on Soft Oatmeal Bread.
The smoked ham was really strong but the smoke was a bit too dry for my liking.
To be honest, I have never seen pickled mushrooms until a recent trip to ASDA.
These pickled mushrooms labelled as Pieczarki marynowane were really delicious and the mushrooms didn't have an unpleasant earthy taste.
So overall, I was really impressed and couldn't stop eating them.
Rating: 4/5
Spotted the new alpro plant based pistachio mousse at Tescos so had to give it a try because you don't often get pistachio flavours in English desserts.
The pistachio wasn't as intense as hoped because if you've had pistachio gelato then you know how strong the flavours can get.
Overall worth trying.
Rating: 3/5
The Easter range this year is pretty much the same as last year except for the huge dragon Easter Egg which only costs 9.99.
The other tempting Easter Egg was the Belgian Ruby Chocolate Egg for 2.99.
Ruby chocolate is a rare find in the supermarkets, the last time I bought pure ruby chocolate was at Lidl.
