Quality Street Matchmakers Salted Caramel Chocolates, 120g ( Pack of 1)

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I noticed Cinabar had these new Matchmakers Salted Caramel squirrelled away. She knows it doesn't usually work if she tries to hide caramel flavoured chocolates away from me. As usual these Matchmakers were produced by the Nestle brand of Quality Streets. It's rare that I don't like salted caramel flavoured chocolate treats. I do usually like anything flavoured with salted caramel, but one brand that I recently tried hadn't mixed the salt in with the caramel, and I was left with tiny bits of salt in between my old teeth for ages afterwards. Overall, these aren'tbad and I'm sure they'll go down a storm over the festive season if you like salty caramel flavours. They certainly make a nice alternative to the usual Mint and Orange Matchmakers. But they're a bit too much for me personally. In 2008, Nestlé rebranded Matchmakers as 'Quality Street Matchmakers', Quality Street also being a Nestlé brand. They are still available in 'Zingy Orange', 'Cool Mint' and 'Yummy Honeycomb' flavours. Anyway! I was craving shortbread the other day, and normally I would go for a plain shortbread recipe and add whatever flavouring I fancied however on this occasion, I wanted to make something a bit different and chocolate based! Pieminister’s limited-edition Festive Gift Box of 4 Pies, the flavours of which can also be selected as part of the Festive Mothership Kit, have also made a return for 2020.

In 2017, before Matchmakers reached its 50th anniversary, Matchmakers became available in a new limited edition 'Salted Caramel' flavour, and from the 50th anniversary in October 2018 another limited edition flavour of ' Gingerbread'. September 2019 saw another limited edition flavour's appearance in a sky blue box called 'Maple & Pecan'. [2]

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It’s Not Terry’s, It’s Yours!, a milk chocolate-coated doughnut, capped with a ring of orange cream, three Terry’s segments and lashings of white chocolate. Put a few mint matchmakers among the orange matchmakers and watch your family go from contentment to puzzled.I can't say I loved the flavour, but it's certainly a nice change from the norm of Orange or Mint and gives you the warm gingery spiciness you may be craving at this time of year (or rather, later in the year!). All in all, these are ok and I'll eat them at Christmas if offered but I still prefer Orange or Mint a lot more. Gravitational Galaxy, a white chocolate glazed doughnut featuring a salted caramel frosting, chocolate cake and four chunks of Galaxy caramel. I suppose the 6 feet might be useful if you were.... Errrrm, Ummmm, in case you errrr... Nope I can't think of a single reason for the feet, other than to minimise the matchmaker holding ability of the tray. Opening the box they had a super strong butterscotch-like aroma, so strong there was no way it can be natural. It's so overpowering.

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