Advantages: Nice taste. Easier and less messy to eat.
Disadvantages: A bit expensive & still prefer it in an egg!

...the bar of chocolate there are, as I said, 6 segments to eat with the Cadbury logo embossed into the chocolate. There isn't really much of an aroma to this film, apart from, of course, the smell of chocolate! As I bit into the chocolate there is a soft, sticky goo in the centre which is, of course, the egg. The contents are yellow (although I think it's more orange!) and white. The chocolate surrounding the creme egg is thick enough to encase the egg. Although I don't find it as thick as what an actual Creme Egg is. The taste, in my opinion, tastes exactly the same as what a Creme Egg does. It is, however, easier to eat with it being a bar. I like the Creme Eggs, but find the bar much easier to eat and isn't quite so messy! Although I do miss licking the insides out like you do with the egg!! Per bar there is 210 kcal and 9.4g... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap, smells of coconut
Disadvantages: Quite runny, can only buy it at Tesco

...I was browsing the shelves in Tesco at all the different shower gels and cremes when I saw Tesco Coconut moisturising shower creme. I love the smell of coconuts so had to buy it to see what it was like. The shower creme comes in a 250ml white bottle with a flip lid which is easy to open. It's not at all eye catching to look at as it is just plain with writing and a picture of a coconut. It definitely does not stand out at you on the shelves. The only thing that caught my eye to this was the word coconut. To use it squeeze on to a flannel, sponge or your hand and lather in to your body and rinse off. I always use my hand and it lathered up really well. The shower creme is white in colour and obviously smells of coconuts. It is not an overpowering smell, but it does smell lovely though. It reminds me of being on holiday with my sun... Read review

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Advantages: packaging, smoothness, creaminess
Disadvantages: maybe to sweet for some.

...This review is slightly different from the rest, it is a poem i came across a while ago dont be fooled like i was thinking it was about a person please read and let me know what you think. I actually thought it summed this product up well. My mouth waters as I see it. My fngers tremble as I touch it. All wrapped up in an inviting package. It's so soft but firm to touch. Becomes more yielding, As I hold it in my warm embrace. Sweet anticipation lingers in the air. As I slowly unwrap this treasure . Exposing it's delighful smoothness. My eyes shining adoringly at the sight. My body tembles with anticipation . My lips hunger for its taste. A sensuous aroma invades my nose. As I open my lips to receive it. Such a sweet taste of pure bliss. Mouth now watering. Senses awakened. Longing needs appeasing. My tongue moves all around it... Read review

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Advantages: The best espresso coffee is right here
Disadvantages: You will never enjoy other coffees as much again

...As the coffee rises inside my Bialetti stove top espresso coffeepot, a fragrant aroma of strong coffee fills the house from top to bottom. This just preceeds the cream of the coffee seeping though the nozzle to collect - slowly slowly - at the bottom of the coffeepot. The dark rich fragrant coffee is topped naturally with the cream produced at the very beginning of the magic brewing process. Lavazza has been drunk in my house ever since I can remember. Every child was given "caffelatte" at breakfast, and I developed a love for the stuff from a very early age. Everyone immediately notices if the espresso at the end of our meal is of a different brand name, or worse, that no-one has made a cup to round off the meal. Lavazza espresso is particularly delicious. It is a blend with perfect balance and a wonderful aroma. Perfect... Read review

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Advantages: Smells Lovely
Disadvantages: Have to use rather alot to get smell to linger on skin

...dryness and leaving it feeling wonderfully soft. Smell -------- When you open the flip top lid, you get a wonderfully sweet aroma, I wouldn't actually say it smells of honey but it does remind me of sweet things. It is a bit overbearing and I wouldn't recommend you inhale too deeply. The Shower Gel ----------------------- Now this is much more of a creme than a shower gel & it is a golden colour. When applied to your skin it does create a soft foam, and a small amount will adequately cover your body. It does leave you smelling fresh and clean, but the smell wont linger very long unless you use about a palm full, where you can still smell a faint scent on your skin after 8 hours. My Opinion --------------- This is a nice shower creme, it's quite cheap at roughly 1.66 per 250ml and most supermarkets do these products on buy one get one... Read review

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Advantages: Contains essential oils, smells divine, feels indulgent
Disadvantages: Doesn't refresh (if that's a disadvantage for you)

...oils’ contained within this particular Aroma Crème were neroli and rosewood, and at first I was a little concerned as I’m not keen on ‘rosey’ scents, but this wouldn’t be a problem as I soon found out… I purchased by bottle from Asda for £1.26 for a 250g bottle, which I thought was quite reasonable seeing as it sounded quite luxurious in comparison to the others on the shelf. There is also another version in the Aroma Crème range, which comes in a bright yellow bottle and is known as ‘Exotic’. (Exactly the same principle but contains chamomile and sandalwood essential oils). Upon inspection the crème inside the bottle was white in colour with a silky sheen to it’s appearance – like a weaker version of mother of pearl. It was more like a silky kind of lotion in texture than... Read review

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Advantages: Feels wonderful on your skin
Disadvantages: Slightly more expensive than some shower cremes

...I love to feel pampered so I was quite pleased when an envelope dropped through my door containing information about the Palmolive Pure Cashmere range of shower and bath crèmes. I was even more pleased when I noticed that the envelope also contained a sample of the shower crème (intensive hydration) to try out – in fact I could hardly wait to test it! So, in the interests of research, I put the sachet in my shower and resolved to test it out the following day. The shower crème itself had a very pleasant aroma, not overpowering just lightly floral and very soothing. It lathered easily on my shower puff and felt lovely on my skin – so lovely in fact that I soon dispensed with the puff and used my hands. I felt wonderful, smooth and very gentle and quite sensual in fact and believe me I have never said anything like about any other shower... Read review

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Advantages: Price. Smell.
Disadvantages: none.

...What is it? A moisturising crème shower body wash. Packaging: A medium sized, see-through upright container, durable in texture. Simple and plain in design, mainly white in colour. Informative on the back with ingredients and directions of use. Smell: A unique remarkable fragrance of coconut. Gentle and refreshing with a long lasting linger to a moderate and gentle extent. Where can I buy it? This product is a Tesco own brand, so only available from Tesco. Size: Available in 250 ml. Cost: As little as £0.99. Appearance of contents: White in colour and creamy looking with an adequate texture making it easily dispensed at the right consistency. A budget priced product, readily available within Tesco, with a large amount of alternative extracts and commodities available within the same range. A great benefit... Read review

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Advantages: Repars damaged skin
Disadvantages: None

...This is a review of the milk and honey bubble bath which is in the same range as the hand creme. The fragrance is the same, it has a creamyness to the aroma and is pleasant to smell and use. It is formulated for people with very dry skin, this is me especially during the winter months as my hands get very sore from drying out and splitting. I find using this product keeps my hands supple and prevents them drying out and beconing rough and split. The rest of my skin is ok but this helps it getting any worse. The bottle is white plastic and is easy to open.. It is quite often on offer in alot of the supermarkets. Even when the offer isnt on its worth the money. It is available from all the major supermarkets such as Tescos, Sainsburys, ASDA and Morrisons. Most pharmacys also stock it such as Boots ans also the family owned small... Read review

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Advantages: Not as much fondant, as a regular egg
Disadvantages: none at all

...------------------------ 210 cals per bar (ooopps!) 5.9 g of saturated fats (Oh Dear :o{ ) I also read that the product, May contain traces of peanuts, nuts and egg. The bar measures 5", with six pieces, each measuring ¾" The taste test ----------------------- I plunged my self into our 4x4 and delicately opened my CABURY DAIRY MILK, WITH CRÈME EGG. As I was going to advertise this to all the general public, I proceeded to jamb my nose as deep as it would go into the said packet. I was met by the usual thick creamy aroma of Cadburys chocolate. Of course this looked highly amusing to the outpour of Sainsbury staff that were leaving due to early closing on a Sunday afternoon. The first piece that made an entrance was quickly snapped off, and in my haste, popped greedily into my mouth. Reminding my self that I was indulging in this taste test, not just for pure... Read review

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