Marks & Spencer White & Milk Chocolate Polar Bear

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marks spencer white milk chocolate polar bear

Today we are back with M&S again, who seem to have got Christmas covered this year with their interesting range of snacks. They always bring out their own versions of Maltesers Reindeers; usually Bubbly Santas and the like, but this year they've added something new and a bit more exciting to the range; a White & Milk Chocolate Polar Bear!

marks spencer white milk chocolate polar bear

Typical to M&S, this is not just any chocolate Polar Bear, but a "white chocolate polar bear with a chocolate flavoured truffle filling". So, sort of like a Cadbury Mousse Snowman but reversed and with white chocolate. Woo! He may be a bear but luckily he is vegetarian friendly, as well as being gluten free.

marks spencer white milk chocolate polar bear

The white chocolate was rather thick and very milky, whilst the filling was a standard soft milk chocolate truffle. The whole thing was very sweet and creamy, but thanks to the good quality white chocolate it was very delicious. This is a bit of a sugar rush but it is a perfect little Christmassy snack, and far nicer than most of the overly sweet stuff Cadbury's have out.

Overall, if you need a sweet hit over the festive season whilst shopping you really can't go wrong with this!

8.5 out of 10. 

If you've tried any of the snacks featured please let me know in the comments, and do stay tuned for lots more Kev's Christmassy Reviews!

Comments

  1. Unknown22 December 2016 at 02:09

    1. He's adorable. 2. I need one. 3. That is all xx

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    1. Kevs Snack Reviews22 December 2016 at 04:20

      Maybe Santa will bring you one! xx

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    2. Unknown22 December 2016 at 10:30

      He bloomin better otherwise a wobbly will be occurring! xx

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  2. DestroyED22 December 2016 at 04:06

    you need to try the Merry Molten Chocolates from M&S. you heat them up in the oven and it melts the truffle inside. SO GOOD.

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