I've eaten some of their puddings before but that was ages ago, so I treated myself today with the 'healthy' fruit option of key lime pies.
It's all a bit fancy for packaged desserts (but I like it fancy) and these pies 'throw caution to the wind'.
Some Gü puddings are served in reusable (but not baking proof) ramekins. Handy! I shall find a use for them while I'm in Rad-City. Like Häagen-Dazs, Gü has no true claim to being a German/Scandinavian product. Those umlauts are fake!
Each ramekin is covered with a foil seal. I do like how the umlauts and the 'u' make a smiley face though. It says 'Eat and enjoy me!' Peeling away the seal - it looks edible enough. My spoon doing it's job.
The pies were nice enough. It was really just a cheesecake. Would I buy this particular Gü pudding again? Very unlikely. At $6 for the two 85g desserts and the fact that they are MADE in the UK (wtf, this cheesecake has travelled the globe!) kinda puts me off a little. Though, I might just refresh myself with some their other products first. I do remember the chocolate puddings being quite nice.
2 comments:
i had free gu when they did a launch in the UK. was pretty dense!!!! i only ate it because it was free. in effect, you're paying for a rameken you will never use again!!!!
Yes, I think I will just eat them when I get to the UK.
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