It left a greasy film on the roof of my mouth, cou
It left a greasy film on the roof of my mouth, courtesy of the pork gelatine. The mousey consistency was pleasant, but very similar to products like Muller's lemon whipped yoghurt, which is cheaper and much less calorific!
tastes good but expensive
tastes good but expensive
Nope
It’s ok but nothing special. It’s a bit bitter and fatty. Definitely not worth the money nor the calories it contains. Texture is so-so and I don’t like the bitterness. I was tempted by positive reviews but Won’t be buying again.
Used to be lovely - now sweet & lost it's tang!
This used to be lovely - a good sharp, tangy taste as lemon fool should be. Same goes for the gooseberry and rhubarb varieties (same review will be left for them!) Seems to have changed over the last 6 months or so and is now pretty insipid and very sweet tasting. Why? Human beings sense of taste includes five established basic tastes: sweetness, sourness, saltiness, bitterness, and umami. It seems to me that the sour / bitter tastes are being ignored and people who enjoy those flavours are not being catered to! If you don't like sour / bitter flavours, then you probably wouldn't choose items containing lemon, gooseberry or rhubarb in the first place! Please can we have proper flavours back and stop making everything in life just be sugar-coated in every way?
Good natural flavour
Like the fool range. Not over sweet and creamy. Just right!
Really good :)
Really good :)
Delicious!
These are delicious - light as air but still very creamy with a sharp, tangy lemon flavour and real pieces of lemon zest. My new favourite which I’ll definitely be buying again.
A luxury I can afford more than once a week
I wanted a little something interesting to add to my lunchtime sandwich. It goes down a treat - light, tart and full of taste.
Light and lemony
I buy this on a weekly basis, primarily to help my son's medicine go down! It's a delicious dessert with a good lemon taste and a lovely smooth whipped texture. No after taste. A staple in my fridge now.