November 19, 2010 – I, together with my sister, brother, my mom, and my boyfriend went out together after school and ate an early dinner at banapple. We were not able to have dessert in banapple because we needed to go back home as soon as we’ve finished our meal. A minute away from banapple, I saw a store named Cake to go and we stopped there to be able to try it out. I asked for their specialty and bought a slice for take-out. All the cakes look delicious but then I wanted to try their best-seller first which is the Toblerone Overload.
As implied by its name, I was expecting Toblerone Overload to have lots of Toblerone® pieces in it but I was upset to find nothing at all. The cake is basically a two-toned mousse, a milk chocolate and a white chocolate layer, with a crust made of crushed cookies and then topped with some fine chocolate cake crumbs that melt in your mouth. Why is it called Toblerone Overload when there is no hint of Toblerone® in it? I don’t really know, maybe because the taste was inspired by Toblerone® chocolate. In essence, they simply tried to imitate the flavour of the Toblerone® chocolate and the sad part is that they did it poorly. The cake is too creamy and too sweet and th
ere is nothing to neutralize it, making it very much nakakauta. Every layer of the cake is so soft and airy that it instantly melts once you pop it in your mouth. I find this cake really boring because as I have said in my previous post about Conti’s Mango Bravo, a cake without an assortment of texture and flavour is really bland and uninteresting. In fact, that slice of cake is still not finished yet up to now because I just had two or three tiny bites and I don’t plan to have another taste of it anymore.
ere is nothing to neutralize it, making it very much nakakauta. Every layer of the cake is so soft and airy that it instantly melts once you pop it in your mouth. I find this cake really boring because as I have said in my previous post about Conti’s Mango Bravo, a cake without an assortment of texture and flavour is really bland and uninteresting. In fact, that slice of cake is still not finished yet up to now because I just had two or three tiny bites and I don’t plan to have another taste of it anymore.It’s better for me to just buy a piece of Toblerone® in the supermarket than to go back to that store and buy a Toblerone Overload.
My Rating:
Toblerone Overload 2/10
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