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larmy16
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I am all fired up. My sister gave me some of those little silicon cake moulds - they are so cute.
Has anyone used the value chocolates in making cakes and would you recommend any supermarket in particular?
PS Have done a search but there are so many threads.
I am all fired up. My sister gave me some of those little silicon cake moulds - they are so cute.
Has anyone used the value chocolates in making cakes and would you recommend any supermarket in particular?
PS Have done a search but there are so many threads.
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I personally love to eat Sainsbury's Basics Chocolate
I rate both their milk and dark chocolate, far nicer I think to Tesco's. Can't really comment on the white as I've not tried it.
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I made lots of homemade chocolates for Christmas gifts this year and used basic/value chocolate (27p) from Morrisons, Asda and Tescos - all tasted fantastic. Also the value dark chocolate had a higher cocoa content than Bournville.0
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Lidl do a really nice basic chocolate for under 30p for a big bar.Val.0
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I second Sainsburies basic at 27p 100gms tried milk and white and all scrummyWeight loss challenge 66lb to go /59lb's lost
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I've used the Asda one (27p) for cooking (and eating!) and its great, and I'm a bit fussy!"Adoption Loss is the only trauma in the world where the victims are expected by the whole of society to be grateful" - The Reverend Keith C. Griffith, MBE0
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I tried asda and think its pretty rank, my son adores Sainsburys but is 11 and a sugar addict! I'd spend a wee bit more and use the aldi single origin bars at about 69p for 125g bar - have various % of cocoa so can choose one t your taste - I like the 55%People seem not to see that their opinion of the world is also a confession of character.
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Both Asda & Tesco work fine for me. I made real rum truffles for pressies this year and used half plain choc to half milk choc, for them. I also melted some of the plain to make choc coated brazils, the choc set beautifully and glossy0
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I used a cheap 400g bar of Aldi chocolate to make fridge cake for DH's workmates for Christmas, and it really didn't taste any different to the Dairy Milk I used to make another batch for my own workmates! I'd definitely use it again.
Lidl chocolate in general I find very good, but in particular I've used some plain chocolate in a red cardboard package for cooking (sorry can't remember the name) and it was very good indeed.0 -
I use Tesco value cooking choc to chop up into chunks for choc chip cookies / cakes etc. I find though if i'm covering cakes then the value choc isn't very tasty so i buy scotch bloc (though i've had trouble finding it for a few months)0
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Thanks everyone. I am going to Lidl soon so will pick up some of theirs. In the meantime I will have a go with Sainsbury's.Grocery Challenge £139/240 until 31/01
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