Because I bought quite a bit of Czech confectionary back from my trip, we have decided that it might be better to review them in several parts over the next week or so …. If Nigel had his way they’d all have been woofed down with gay abandon, where Darrell and I prefer to savour the experience of exotic and romantic foreign confectionary with a little less debauched haste.
Wrapped, both banana bars, “Banany" and “Monky”, looked tempting …
Unwrapped ……… erm … they were not so tempting …..
Dark chocolate is not really our chocolate of choice… and though the bars had different names, they were surprisingly similar.
We have to be honest and say we were a tadge disappointed, the chocolate had a crunchy sugary texture, which was in contrast to the rubbery banana filling … a little bit odd and perhaps a smidge too exotic for our taste.
We must applaud Nigel though for his wholehearted enthusiasm throughout this review. 2 NOMS.
The Bounty Bar - “Kokosino” faired a little better, as it was coated in milk chocolate, and was quite palatable …. 4 NOMS.
You will notice that Nigel was very taken with his Czech penny mix candy necklace …
The sweets on elastic bring back memories of my childhood (four) years ago. It set me off thinking of Lucky Bags and Beta bars too. Now these would certainly get plenty of noms.
ReplyDeleteMr D I love a lucky bag were i grew up they called them jamboree bags it had the lot sweets with a hyperfactor of 100% and a toy o sweet bliss and nigel i am liking it to dont go in the bath wearing it big love marc
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