really good
taste really good. and not many calories
Very nice!
Doesn't take long to defrost.Slightly artificial taste but pretty close to the real thing, much enjoyed by all the family!
theres enough palm oil fat to down a cow, whats he
theres enough palm oil fat to down a cow, whats healthy about this product wise up people
Tasty in every way!
Tastes as good as any cream cake out there that does not contain milk! I love them as a treat, at least I can eat like other dairy food eaters and not be left out. As a milk and dairy Intolerant sufferer they do not make me ill in any way and I find a them a comfort food. I would definitely recommend 5/5. Well done to Tesco for an amazing milk and dairy free range!.
Better than normal eclairs
Texture and taste is better than normal eclairs. They are quite small so that’s the only downside.
GORGEOUS!!!
Oh my goodness - these are really nice! FREE from stuff is usually awful but these are delicious. Not big enough!! ;-)
Like a kid in a sweet shop!
The only dairy/lactose free eclairs I've ever come across. In my whole life I'd never been able to try an eclair until now. I was like a kid in a sweet shop. And they taste really nice too. The hardest part is waiting patiently for them to defrost until you can eat them :)
tastes good but expensive for very small portions
tastes good but expensive for very small portions
SOYA! AARGH! Why not sunflower lecithins?
WHY do so many 'free from' chocolate products contain soya? Sunflower lecithins are not a listed allergen but I suspect it is just a question of price. Same with profiteroles. Why not just sell the eclairs or profiteroles 'naked'? At least then I could add warmed up Sweet Freedom chocolate spread as a topping. Does anyone know of any 'naked' gluten free profiteroles?
Waste of money
They are small and tasteless and use a lot of palm oil . I would not buy again .