7 April 2020

Fried Egg Whips (Marks and Spencer) By @Cinabar

Fried Egg Whips (Marks and Spencer)

These Fried Egg Whips are a Foodstuff Finds store cupboard discovery, found during our sort out, and found to be a bit of a treasure. They were bought with Easter in mind, but we tucked into them this week as a bit of a chocolatey treat. I thought they were going to be like Crème Egg crossed with a Walnut Whip, but they turned out to be more Whip than anything else. The Fried Egg Whips are milk chocolate filled with a vanilla mallow (egg white), salted caramel (egg yolk) and topped with a dollop of white chocolate holding in place a mini egg and sold in an egg case style packet. Full marks to Marks and Spencer for the Easter theming there, these looked fantastic.

Fried Egg Whips (Marks and Spencer)

I started with the mini egg on top, which didn’t have too thick a shell and was easy to eat. Inside I bit the top to start and got a lovely couple of mouthfuls of salted caramel and milk chocolate which was fab. The caramel was a lovely rich flavour and the addition of salt worked well with all the sweet tastes, I thought this was going to be the best Whip I’d tried yet. Sadly after the next bite I realised the wonderful caramel was just a dollop on the top, and that the rest of the filling was vanilla whip. Don’t get me wrong I like mallow but if that beautiful salted caramel had run right through these Fried Egg Whips they really would have been the best thing ever.

Fried Egg Whips (Marks and Spencer)

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