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As there are so many new bars around this year but I am dieting, I keep buying them for the family and then snatching a bite myself (this was suggested to me by a Forum member who did not think I should miss out).
Thus, I had a bite of Kitkat Caramel and I found it to be far too sweet for me. My tastebuds are obviously changing as I am eating less sweet things. I have never liked sickly bars anyway and i am afraid I find this too much.
Same goes for the Seville orange one. As for KiKat Lime ........I could re-name it KitKak. No offfence to all you Kitkat fans.
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Very sweet and maybe a bit sickly - but i really like them... i am a big fan of caramel and kitkats so when the two are combined... well i am a happy little leminator
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I like the Kit Kat Lime, its sweeter but not too sweet and tastes yum!
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i lurve da caramel kit kat but h8 da lime kit kat
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I have eaten enough Kit Kat caramels now to have sickened me off them.
In all honesty, they are too sweet. It was fun while it lasted.
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If you like wafer, caramel and chocolate you just cannot do better than a Tunnocks Caramel Wafer. They are just glorious. And the dark chocolate variety are great too. Not to mention the tea cakes. Mmmmmmmmmmmm
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I love those Oldspice! My mum nearly always has some at her house... 
Are the teacakes the marshmallow type things? If so, they are lovely too!!
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Teacakes are lovely.
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If they just didn't have that nasty biscuit (yes it is) base.
Lidl do a similar product with a wafer base covered in dark /plain chocolate. I like those better.
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I will have to look out for these paulham.
I had Milka tea cakes the other day. They were very nice and moreish!
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Choc chick where did you get them? Milka chocolates are lovely, I used to bring back lots of their different bars whenever I went to Germany. I know they sell a few of them in shops over here but mainly just 2 flavours. Actually, I did get some Milka hot chocolate powder a while ago, it was being sold off cheap.
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I got them from 'Sweet from Heaven' at Thurrock Lakeside. They had just gone past their sell by date so they were only 99p or something. They were really nice. Had a biscuit base, then marshmellow and then covered in chocolate. Only managed to get one as the rest were eaten by my dad!!!!
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The Tunnocks Tea Cakes have a lovely creamy marshmallow centre and - sorry Paulham - the base is just magnificent! How can you not love it? I never buy them now of course because it's so hard not to eat the whole boxful.
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It stems from my childhood, I guess. You always ate the rubbish part of the food to then slowly savour the part you really liked.
Mallow Vs biscuit= no contest.
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Incidentally, you should see the boxes my colleague who inspects Tunnocks, brings back.
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Caramel wafer Vs Caramel Log?
No contest, the toasted coconut on the outside wins every time!
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I agree Tunnocks teacakes and caramel wafers are Ding Dong!
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Yes, the Caramel Logs are terrific too. And do you know, they are one of the very few products that has never changed over the years. The taste, the texture - even the wrapping - are just the same as they ever were when I first came across them in my primamry school tuck shop in 1969! Am I wrong?
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How should I know? I was only born then!
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And I've never had one so I can't offer an opinion. I did see them in Sainsbury's the other day so I'll get some next time I'm there.
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I just had my first Tunnock's Caramel Wafer - pretty good too. Sainsbury's used to make something similar years ago - I think it had the natty name of 'Sainsbury's Caramel Wafer!' Used to have them in my lunch box at school.
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I can eat a whole pack of Tunnocks caramel wafers.........love them