Naty Vanilla Wafers - tiny Romanian wafer cubes [@Nli10]

 Not an exciting review really - but a new-to-me brand of a traditional British favourite - the pink wafer.

Here you get a big bag of little vanilla wafers, but not pink

And they come all the way from Romania!

I picked these up for my 98 year old nanna, little sweet temptations that will happily sit in the bag until needed.  Ironically she preferred (and kept!) the bag of plain poppadoms that I bought for us - but she did sneak a few of these with her tea.

Easily as good as the British traditional version, so I might have to try a few of the exotic flavours next time I'm on the highstreet.

Rose’s Lemon & Lime Fine Cut Marmalade (Asda) By @SpectreUK

I've had a bit of an upset stomach all week, possibly after a dodgy bacon sandwich. So, I'm on nutritious easy to eat food at the moment. I'm also a traditional eater. I eat my marmalade on toast before eating my boiled eggs. Today I opened this Rose's Lemon & Lime Fine Cut Marmalade.

There was an intoxicating aroma of lemon and lime from the fine cut marmalade inside the jar. Spreading well, I added a little honey to one slice, as I often do.

This adding something sweet and syrupy to toast harkens back to when I was a kid. I used to have huge amounts of Golden Syrup on toast with my eggs. I'd thickly butter each piece of toast, add treacle, and have a dob of butter on top each mouthful of toast. It was pretty heavy on calories, but I didn't care when I was 10 years old. 50 is different, and besides, I've run out of treacle.

There was a gorgeous zing of lemon and lime from the un-honeyed piece of toast. It was really moreish and lightly sour. I eat pancakes traditionally too, with brown sugar and lemon juice. This Rose's Lemon & Lime Fine Cut Marmalade would go down a treat on my pancakes.

Snickers Creamy Peanut Butter (Morrisons) By @Cinabar

There was a time when finding a chocolate bar with peanut butter felt almost impossible. Thankfully, in recent years, brands like Reese’s and Kit Kat with Peanut Butter have made it much easier to get your nutty chocolate fix. Still, it’s always exciting to try something a bit different, and that’s exactly what Snickers Creamy Peanut Butter offers. I spotted these in a multipack at Morrisons and, naturally, couldn’t resist picking one up as a post-work treat.

As soon as I unwrapped it, the smell of nuts and chocolate hit immediately. Each bar actually consists of two smaller bars, each layered with gooey caramel, crunchy peanuts, and topped with a creamy peanut butter layer. As a peanut butter fan, I loved the flavour and the combination of textures. The caramel stayed perfectly gooey, while the peanut bits added a satisfying crunch and a salty, nutty kick that complemented the chocolate beautifully.

Overall, this is a full-on nutty snack that hits every mark for anyone who enjoys a rich, peanut-packed chocolate treat.

Krambals Bruschetta Slices - Garden Grill (B&M) [@NLi10]

 I was gifted some snacks and only recently got around to trying them - with the apologies that they were a B&M special offer - but these are ace.

Essentially they are crisps made from bread instead of potato - and very European.

Slow fermentation etc all sound a bit technically - but it boils down to this - we sliced up a tube of bread dough and added exciting things

They look great, and would work well as a side to a sandwich or similar 

The flavour we got is herby and fresh tasting - with just enough salt as to be exciting.  Great dipped in balsamic, great solo while watching a film - and apparently there are other flavours to try too.

Yum!

Munchies Fudgey Salted Caramel Flavour (Morrisons) By @Cinabar

I am starting to get confused with Munchies. On my last supermarket trip I picked up a bag labelled “new” in the Vanilla Cheesecake flavour. When I got home I realised we had actually written about them last August, so not new at all.

This time I made a point of looking for something I had not tried before and spotted these Munchies Fudgey Salted Caramel. No “new” flag on the bag, but definitely new to me.

As soon as I opened them the aroma hit me. A deep caramel and chocolate scent that felt properly indulgent and made it hard to wait. Each Munchie is a milk chocolate shell with a crisp biscuit centre, surrounded by a salted caramel fudge layer. The salt is stronger than I expected, but it works. The contrast between the rich sweetness of the caramel and chocolate and that sharp salty edge makes them seriously moreish.

It is a full on sweet and savoury combination that keeps you reaching back into the bag. I have no idea how long these have been around, but I would happily “accidentally” buy them again.