Tesco Finest Free From Belgian Chocolate Brownies

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Tesco Finest Belgian Free From Brownies

It's hard to find a good brownie when you're gluten free, but over time there's been an increase in the quality of gluten free products. Costa's Gluten Free Brownie is probably the best, and Aldi's Gluten Free Brownies are also pretty great too. When I spotted these Tesco Finest Belgian Chocolate Free From Brownies I wondered if they'd be just as excellent - Tesco do have a reputation for some tasty products in their Finest range after all.

Tesco Finest Belgian Free From Brownies

Containing pieces of Belgian white chocolate, these come in hefty thick chunks and are perfectly stodgy when bitten into - the perfect texture in fact, not too gooey and not too firm. I loved them. Taste wise they were delicious, very rich with a lot of cocoa flavour, and the white chocolate breaking up the taste with hints of creaminess. I really enjoyed these; they felt like a luxurious treat especially for gluten free brownies!

Overall, whilst these may not be quite as excellent as the Costa Gluten Free Brownie or the Aldi Gluten Free Brownies, they're still some of the best around in supermarkets. The addition of the white chocolate chunks makes them a little bit more naughty - perfect if you really want to spoil yourself.

8 out of 10. 

Comments

  1. Lou29 November 2017 at 04:06

    Intriged to see proper chocolately gluten free brownies that they haven't shoved bloody nuts in to!!

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  2. Tegan21 January 2018 at 20:43

    Try the ones at Sainsburys they're lush as well as gluten/dairy free

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  3. Tonyiallard3 September 2020 at 01:24

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    I was flipping through my orders and saw this...it's still eligible for return and I'm already on my second can! I love this stuff its my 100% true cacao bliss reviews If for no other reason than it goes into my coffee with some cream and makes it possible for me to have a one net carb, sugar free mocha every day. I also feel like it makes me peppier and happier. But maybe that's because I get to have a sugar free, superfood boosted, healthy mocha every day without guilt. YUM.

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