It's been a while
since MK-based Oh My Cakery featured on my blog, and you will know I'm a sucker
for a themed or seasonal box of treats. So, I needed the OMC Easter box. It
looked insane on Instagram and in reality, it was even better.
I ordered for
collection on Good Friday, which also meant a visit to the trailer – an absolute
must! There was a queue when I arrived, but it gave me a chance to check out
the goodies on sale.
The croffles
were insane – I ordered one of each (cookie-filled and brownie-filled). In case
you're wondering, they're a tasty croissant/waffle hybrid, so a pastry cooked
in a waffle press and then coated in cinnamon sugar like churros. They also
come with a pot of indulgent dipping sauce – I requested Biscoff, but it was
more like butterscotch or toffee… still tasty though!
I also got a
piece of the cherry pie-filled cheesecake which was dreamy. I love a baked
cheesecake. In fact, OMC do the best burnt Basque cheesecake I think I've ever
eaten. I could have honestly bought everything from the trailer. There was so
much choice and it all looked delicious. If you've not had OMC treats before,
you've not lived. And if I've not sold it to you yet, get yourself down to the
trailer to find out for yourself. I promise you won't regret it!
*HOLD UP* I’ve got seriously side-tracked here,
so back to Easter!
The Easter box
contained five different treats:
- Lemon drizzle cake
- Hot cross bun cookie
- Caramel nest bar
- Creme Egg brownie.
- Kinder style cheesecake egg
As always, the
box was beautifully presented with the items individually wrapped and each bake
was a decent size. Where do I start? Let's go in the order I WE ate them
in…
The lemon
drizzle was exactly what it said on the cake – EGG-STRA-ORDINARY and so
lemony. A sour lemon drizzle is my favourite (you’ve gotta have that zing) and
the sponge was so light. I managed to cut this into four portions to share and
loved the decoration with the added touch of the fried egg sweets on top.
The hot
cross bun cookie really did taste like a hot cross bun – the spices, the
currants, the softness. It was the perfect cookie texture, with a bit of chew.
It was so nice; I think I demolished it in three bites.
The Creme
Egg brownie was topped with half an egg and covered in that famous drizzle
but wasn’t as sweet as eating a whole Creme Egg. Oh My Cakery brownies are always
divine – I've even ordered the personalised ones for friends in the past – and
this was no different… so rich and fudgy.
How chunky is
the caramel nest bar?! Not only a super thick chocolate nest, but then a
layer of creamy caramel and chocolate, topped with crushed Mini Eggs. Perfect
for any chocoholics, I couldn't eat it all in one sitting (half was definitely
enough).
And saving the
best until last… that cheesecake egg was a thing of beauty. It looked
incredible and tasted insane – and was so indulgent, topped with a white Maltesers
Bunny. I have to say it tasted more like cheesecake than Kinder, but I'm not
complaining. The mix was so light, and creamy, and tasty, with the softest
biscuit crumb… and of course, the Easter egg shell! I didn’t know whether it
was meant to be eaten with a fork or spoon like a cheesecake, but I just bit
into it! Mmm…
I definitely
need to visit the trailer more often – maybe a croffles brunch will be on the
cards one weekend, especially as there were some benches around the corner!
Love, Lucy xx
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