Happy haselnuss to you!

At one scottish pound and thirty nine pence this was undeniably good value for 400grams of sugared goodness. I was particularly impressed with the photo on the front, although I was glad that the bag consisted of hazlenut rolls, rather than hazlenuts and rolls as the picture suggests. I liked the fact that the original German name 'Haselnuss-Roellchen' was kept - clearly a reflection of the bilingual shoppers that the store attracts.
The rolls were a sensous delight: crunchy shell with a tasy smooth hazelnut mousse-like filling. The only danger being that they were so appetsising that I devoured 6 or 7 in a few minutes. These were very sweet and maybe a little too sugary for some tasters. One of the selling points

Overall, these are nice light biscuits and would go well with a glass of buickfast as part of a sophisticated evening treat. Well done lidl...Widl.
1 Comments:
how did you manage to take a photo which makes my end of the office look anything other than a disaster area?
we had the haselnuss rolls at our research group seminar series last week (along with the mini snowballs). they went down well, with more than one seminar-goer remarking that we had good biscuits for a change.
i'm catering the seminar from lidl this week too.
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