

Easter is long gone now but this didn't stop Dean-German-Grocery sending me some of Milka's finest products for the season. The single serving egg market is one that is full of different offerings ranging from the traditional Cadbury Creme Egg to the more diverse Nestle Smarties Shaker Egg. Suffice to say I have reviewed a great number of them over the course of the last two years, though I have to admit todays Milka offering blew most of them completely out the water. Formed of 'milk chocolate with a milk creme filling' it certainly looked like a product with a lot of potential.
As you can see above this was one uniquely presented proposition. The product came in a traditional carton box and contained four 34.0g eggs each foil wrapped. Personally I thought this presentation style was utterly fantastic, and combined both nice aesthetic looks with an utterly fun concept. When split open the eggs appeared to have thick milk chocolate shells and a generous white fluffy centre. In addition to the fantastic presentation the aroma that emanated from each egg was suitably dairy led with atempting hint of nut.
In the carton a spoon was included to eat each egg but I much preferred using my hands. The milk chocolate that surrounded the filling was the normal Milka Alpine Milk and delivered its creamy, hazelnut noted flavours with its usual awesome thick melt. The real treat with this product though was the absolutely heavenly milk creme fillings. I was expecting a very light textured mousse but what I actually encountered was a far thicker dense whipped cream. It tasted absolutely delicious with the cream and vanilla flavours providing some divine, long lasting flavours. The filling was sweet yet was more notable for its rich dairy flavours which made a single egg an extremely satisfying experience.
Overall I never thought the day would come where I would rank an egg higher than the Cadbury Creme but this Milka Loffel Ei definitely deserves it. This egg combined a wonderful exterior chocolate with a really quite luxurious inner milk creme that oozed both flavour and a wonderfully smooth texture. If you like your Milka products then this is simply a must try - it is probably one of my favourite offerings of theirs I have ever reviewed. I have pushed this post right to the front of the review queue as I am not sure how much longer these will be around for. I strongly suggest having a pop over to Dean-German-Grocery if you fancy trying them.
9.0 out of 10











9 comments:
Owhh wow Jim! These look so amazing! I'm going to have to buy some pretty damn soon; a 9! I can't wait to try them.
I think I'd eat mine with my hands too :P
It looks so creamy and delicious. I\ll tell you what I think soon Jim!
Really awesome find!
Ooooh yes, Löffelei! I remember them from when I used to live in Germany. Back in the day (that makes me sound so old!) they came with two fillings, the milky one you get now and a chocolate cream filling. But they were about half price then. I think they are greatly overpriced these days. Still very nice though.
James V Good luck tracking them down ... I look forward to your views!
Susanne I would love to try a chocolate cream version! I have no clue on the price as I am just a lucky guy with these samples :) These are worth big money if you ask me though!
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Jim
They don't do the chocolate cream version any more :(
Can't remember when they stopped producing it, must be a couple of years at least.
I agree that they are worth the money, but every time I buy them I do ask myself whether I really want to pay more than a pound per egg? And I do succumb to the temptation again and again...
Susanne Damn thats a shame!I would love to have tried it! I would pay £1 for one of these! Utterly divine in every sense!
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Jim
these look like the terry chocolate orange ones that they used to do (which they dont any more :(), with them there was one chocolate centre and one with a white (i guess creamier) filling, i wish they still did them
Emma Maybe there were similar? Both Milka and TCO are made by Kraft after all! Shame I never got to try them myself
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Jim
These thing are like heaven!!
We have the same here in Norway, but the producer-name is different..
It`s quite crazy over here really. People goes nuts at the minute they are released in stores! :D
Great review btw, Jim!
I couldn`t agreed with you more^^,
*Benedicte
Benedicte Popular in Norway as well? I cant say I am surprised! I wish DGG had sent me more of these ... I have eaten all my samples already!
Great hearing from you!
Jim
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