The last review was of something incredibly sweet. But to prove that very sweet can work we have a Paul A Young Hot Cross Bun brownie. This brownie also is a case in point that Easter is not only about milk chocolate Easter eggs bought for less than it takes to make it and put it on shelves, but also...
Over the past few years I’ve always been impressed with the Easter eggs and chocolate gifts that Betty’s have created. Whether it’s the Saddleback Pig, badger egg or one flavoured with Lily of the Valley, they’ve always hit the mark. Given the opportunity to review another of their...
For those of you who like Easter eggs that are small and colourful, and made by a master French chocolate maker then I would suggest these mini eggs are for you. They're light in both texture and flavour and are certainly different from the usual eggs you will see.
So during the week I popped down to Paul A. Young to see what delights he was creating for Easter, and although he’s got some exceedingly thick and awesome Easter eggs beautifully lined up to buy already, most of the über delicate and ‘scrummy’ stuff is yet be made into the shop as...
This Easter egg from Fortnum and Mason should have been far better than it was. The milk chocolate was far too sweet, a lack of attention with the design and possibly possibly a rushed production with the chocolates inside.
It's a shame this Easter egg arrived damaged, but it really did stand out from the crowd as having a completely original design. The twin layers of dark and white chocolate also make these eggs very unusual.