Double Trouble - Roy Ayers

Advantages: Sweet taste
Disadvantages: Calories

...***Background*** Rocky biscuits are made by Fox's, a company who have been making biscuits for over 150 years and who have lots of experience in their field. From Classics to Crunch Creams, millions love their products. Although it merged with Elkes biscuits in 2003 their products have kept their brand name. They have 3 factories where their delicious range of biscuits are made, Batley in West Yorkshire, Kirkham near Blackpool and Uttoxeter with is in Staffordshire. They distribute their products from Wakefield in West Yorkshire and Uttoxeter. The advertising for this product is helped by Rocky Robin, who is the cheeky chappy who has gone from being a fun loving Geordie to a hip and cool figure for the kids of today. ***The Product*** This double trouble variety is another of the new versions of a classic biscuit. They come... Read review

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Advantages: It's SRV!
Disadvantages: Minor thing with the album sleeve, hardly worth mentioning!

...Stevie Ray Vaughan (or SRV as he is often known) was an Austin guitarists/singer/songwriter, releasing only five studio albums before his life was untimely ended in a helicopter crash. With his unique guitar tone and individual style, Stevie is still considered one of the greatest rock-blues guitarist of all time, inspiring young players to this day. Eventually going on to appear on albums for the likes of Davie Bowie and Jackson Browne, 'Texas Flood' was his and his band Double Trouble, (Chris Layton on drums and Tommy Shannon on bass) debut album. Originally released in 1983, here we have a remastered version released in 1999, with some Bonus Tracks thrown in for good measure. A mixture of originals and covers, 'Texas Flood' demonstrated SRV's technical abilities and soulful playing. With both upbeat songs, such as 'Pride... Read review

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Advantages: Different to other chocolate bars, very tasty
Disadvantages: Not very good for waistlines!

...One of my all time favourite chocolate bars in Cadbury's Double Decker The Double Decker Cadbury created the Double Decker chocolate bar back in 1976 when the British public were fascinated by Double Decker buses. Packaging The Double Decker bar stands out from others on the shelves as it has a bright orange and purple wrapper. Double Decker is written across the front of the wrapper in white writing. On the back of the wrapping is nutritional information. Price Double Decker's can be bought pretty much anywhere but I tend to buy mine from Tesco when I do my weekly shop. At Tesco, a single bar costs 38p and you can also buy a multi pack of 5 bars which costs £1.28. The Double Decker Once you open the wrapper, you have a fairly large chocolate bar which is about 5 inches long and about an inch thick. The chocolate... Read review

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