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Thursday, December 11, 2008
Tim Tam Update
I must admit that after the Tim Tam sampling, I was a bit surprised. The Pepperidge Farms Tim Tams look and taste almost just like the Arnott's Tim Tams. Granted I only put the caramel flavors of each to the test, and I think I still prefer the real ones, but in a pinch the new ones will do. Especially in the summer time when it's too warm for me to order Tim Tams because they're all melted by the time I get them, now I can just grab some while I'm at work. They're still over $3.00 a package and there's never enough in a package, but sometimes you have to pay more for wonderful comfort.
And since we're discussing yummy little treats, I couldn't remember if I had mentioned The Fellohs yet, so what a perfect time. A lady I work with (who oddly enough I worked with at Berry too, but we didn't know each other then) has a husband who does some baking as a hobby. They were sweet enough to bring in some of his little yummy balls for us to try. Talk about a tiny slice of heavenly yumminess! I think the only downfall to them, so many yummy flavors, it's too hard to pick only a few to order. Definitely worth a try...I put them on my Christmas list! Be sure to check them out at the link above.
And since we're discussing yummy little treats, I couldn't remember if I had mentioned The Fellohs yet, so what a perfect time. A lady I work with (who oddly enough I worked with at Berry too, but we didn't know each other then) has a husband who does some baking as a hobby. They were sweet enough to bring in some of his little yummy balls for us to try. Talk about a tiny slice of heavenly yumminess! I think the only downfall to them, so many yummy flavors, it's too hard to pick only a few to order. Definitely worth a try...I put them on my Christmas list! Be sure to check them out at the link above.