I bought one of these from iceland at the start of this week - the pan is actually very good quality so i'm pleased. I made the brownies last night though, and wasn't pleased with them =/ Followed the recipe, took them out after 30minutes and it turned out to be a chocolate sponge cake rather than a brownie! Heart broken as i was waiting for my brownies... ha! Great buy, seems to be available in other supermarkets too :smiley:
OB1
15 Oct 15#8
Life isn't black and white.
OB1
15 Oct 153#6
This is made with vegetable oil, congealed with emulsifiers, with added flavourings to make it palatable.
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CardboardCutout to OB1
15 Oct 15#7
Since when are cakes considered nutritional?
sam3110
15 Oct 15#5
Are these just normal spreads or only for cakes?
Suk468
15 Oct 151#4
Same deal in Iceland too, £2 with the baking tin.
caz444
15 Oct 15#2
It's called stork cakes but I assume it's just like a normal butter spread you can put on toast?? Thanks a lot for posting
n1ck5w1fe to caz444
15 Oct 15#3
I've never used it for toast etc only baking so couldn't tell you what it tastes like outside of a cake. I think generally it's intended for baking.
manda1
14 Oct 152#1
These were also in my local Tesco today. A very good buy as 1 500g stork is usually just over £1. Tesco link
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