Twisted Christmas, A - Twisted Sister

Advantages: Creme egg middle, chocolate, easy to eat
Disadvantages: Not the egg!

...Cadburys Crème Egg, how do you eat yours? Normally I eat mine in egg form but recently I?ve twisted things up and tried the Cadburys crème egg bar Twisted. Cadbury has been making chocolate since 1824, when John Cadbury opened his first shop which has now grown to be one of the biggest sellers of chocolate in the world. According to their website, Cadbury's first introduced a crème-filled egg in 1923 but it wasn't until 1971 that the Cadbury Crème Egg hit the shelves in the form that we know it today. The best part of a crème egg for me is the inside bit, ?the egg,? the ooey, gooey, sticky fondant in the middle. It is made to resemble the inside of an egg as it is both yellow and white. However, whenever I eat one of these eggs I manage to get it all over my hands, face, etc. I don?t know what it is about the egg shape that... Read review

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Advantages: cheese taste, crispy
Disadvantages: hard to stop eating them, lots of calories

...I bought more then 10 times Sainsbury?s Cheese Twists I just had no time to write a review on them. Now as I can?t use my left hand for at least 3 weeks I have time to think over the products I use regularly. Price and package ----------------------- As it is Sainsbury?s own brand product you will find them in Sainsbury?s only. I bought a pack of 125 grams for 0.98 pounds. I never had a chance to buy them on offer. When you open the wrapper you will find a plastic tray and about 10-12 cheese twists. I haven?t counted them yet so I just estimate their number. The cheese twists ---------------------- They smell lovely when you open the wrapper. The twists are light brown coloured and some parts of them are medium brown. I like that they are not burnt to have bitter taste. The burnt cheese has bitter taste. So these are baked perfectly... Read review

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Advantages: Well written, clever twists
Disadvantages: None, unless you don't like short stories

...Authors, Jeffery Deaver. My first impulse was to eschew it to the bottom of the pile all over again, but this felt a little mean spirited, after all I enjoyed Mr Deaver?s long stories immensely, so thought I owed it to him, and myself, to read the collection of stories bought together within one book cover and entitled ?Twisted?. One of my bugbears with short stories is that you don?t really get to build a relationship with the characters properly; no sooner are you getting comfortable with the foibles of the key players than the story is over and you have to start the bonding and developement process afresh as the next story begins. Thankfully, on starting the first story, Deaver seems to have addressed this with short, punchy introductions of the lead players, giving us just enough information to lend the story some emotional meaning... Read review

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