Food

A very chunky review

Tim Arbabzadah and Caroline Wood try them for you...

It definitely sounds as if it’s going to be amazing. The fudge is actually pretty nice. The problem is when you compare it to just a normal Chunky: doesn’t add so much that you think it’s revolutionary. Okay, we know that it’s not exactly supposed to be pioneering new grounds, but, still, some innovation please.

Scores: Tim – 6/10 Caroline – 7/10

Big expectations were in store for this one. We basically assumed it was going to be a Kit Kat Chunky with a massive strip of Bounty-esque coconut in the middle of it. Turns out we had false hopes and it was just chocolate that tasted faintly of coconut. Weak taste meant it just tasted odd.

Scores: Tim – 2/10 Caroline – 2/10

This was the one that sounded amazing. In our minds, it was basically a Kit Kat Chunky Peanut Butter but with Nutella instead. That sounded incredible. It did actually have a strip of hazelnut stuff in it, and was pretty good, Still not close to the PB one, but it has mileage and could be the real deal.

Scores: Tim – 7/10 Caroline – 6/10

Reminscent of the classic Club chocolate bar or some people’s (Tim only probably) childhoods. It’s actually just a Kit Kat Chunky with mint chocolate covering it instead of the normal chocolate you get. Can be touch and go. Tastes okay, but there’s certainly no GIVE ME MORE factor.

Scores: Tim – 5/10 Caroline – 7/10

From Issue 1538

1st Feb 2013

Discover stories from this section and more in the list of contents

Explore the edition

Read more

News

Imperial partners with Indian energy giant Tata Power to drive green, reliable energy

The College signed a memorandum of Understanding with Indian energy giant Tata Power on 25 September, building a long-term partnership that follows from previous collaborations in research.  Who is Tata Power? Part of the Tata Group, it is one of India’s largest integrated power companies, spanning generation to

By Cristina Carrillo
Student hall support team concerned as  Imperial propose halving Warden numbers in restructuring

News

Student hall support team concerned as Imperial propose halving Warden numbers in restructuring

Imperial is set to halve the number of Wardens in its halls of residence and remove Assistant Warden roles altogether, replacing them with a centrally based team of professional out-of-hours staff. Warden roles are performed by volunteer staff  members, not students.  The proposal, put to the Education and

By Cristina Carrillo