Tunnock'sTea Cakes Milk Chocolate 6 x 24g

Had for the first time in London many years ago and was delighted to find them here. The combo of the soft cookie, the marshmallow (more creamy fluffy - yum - than the typical chewy marshmallow) and a thin chocolate coating go really well together. The silvery foil wrapping and cheery, sort of retro yellow and red box w cellophane “window” add to the appeal and make them look and feel like a special treat, which they are. I see them as more of a candy than a cake, since they are about half marshmallow and covered in chocolate, and small. Saw some complaints about them arriving a little smushed, yes a few of mine were a tiny bit smushed but they still look pretty in the foil and taste great so who cares. It is to be expected when ordering a delicate food item which will travel overseas.

I have bought Tunnock's tea cakes from other vendors off here and I grew up with these delicious chocolate tea cakes so I know how they should taste. When I saw the package I knew there might be a problem. And, just as others have written here, the package was damaged and the tea cakes were flattened and hard to the touch. Maybe because the foil paper had been compromised, but the one and only cake I tried tasted old and stale. The expiration date was good so not sure what happened but I did get a refund from Amazon and I binned the lot!

Yum! Just wish I had more!They came without melting or being crushed, which was my concern.They're delicious. Just wish we could get them in stores on this side of the pond.

Arrived so smashed that I could only eat half of them. The other half had the foil so embedded into the marshmallow they had to be thrown away.

The package arrived safely and undamaged. I enjoyed the taste, being first time I tried it. I am fond of marshmallow and caramel candies. I give this 5 stars....one piece is enough for the day, being that is tad bit too sweet for me. Although I did enjoyed it.

Super good.The bottom part is reminiscent of gram cracker piecrust. The fluffy marshmallow is soft, not chewy, so yummy. I thought the dark chocolate would be overpowering but I was pleasantly surprised since it's such a thin layer it was perfect.One star off only because one of them was punctured through the foil within the package (the outer package was not broken) and had dried and became stale. And for nearly $10 for 6 of them it was a bit disappointing.I didn't think of getting a photo because I still ate it and since I hadn't had them before I wasn't aware that wasn't how they were meant to taste. lol. Inspected the rest and they're all sealed and lightly poked the tops with my finger to make sure they were all bouncy. Looks like it was just the one.I still recommend them!

The way they're packaged (or maybe the way they're stored?) these get pretty beat up in transit. If you just want to try them to taste them, or if you're accustomed to eating them and enjoy the flavor, these might be fine for you.If, however, you're hoping to serve them to guests, I'd give these a miss. They're all squashed and look quite unappealing. The chocolate coating is cracked and flaking off. They don't even look good IN the foil, because they're flat and misshapen.I'd never tried them before, and I found them pretty tasty. Too sweet for me on their own, but probably a good complement to tea without sugar in.

My wife loves these. Shipping can be a bit problematic--there is usually at least one in the package that has been crushed--still edible though!