The caramel is too sweet for me and I could only taste a tinge of saltiness. Now I know for sure, I don't like to eat caramel because it is sticky and ends up sticking to my teeth. As can be seen from the photo above, the caramel is only available in the middle of the biscuit.
This is sweet too (oh, what do I expect, there are sweet chocolate coated biscuits afterall). Someone who ate this said that it tastes like those raspberry wafers. What can I say - our tastebuds are not sophisticated nor sensitive enough to taste the refine flavour.
9 pieces in each pack. I think my friend bought these two packs at the Melbourne airport for AUD3.90 each.
You are so used to having your food with minimal sweetness that is why caramel is very sweet for you. I like Tim Tam but only those from Australia not those from Indonesia.
ReplyDeleteI did not look at these but since they are sold in Melbourne airport I believe they should be from Australia.
DeleteI am sweet toothed and love them all. I was quite surprised that many Arnotts were made in Indonesia and sold overseas. The quality is different and I don't know how to describe its taste. Just different.
ReplyDeleteThe ones sold here are from Indonesia I believe.
DeleteI like caramel and raspberry but not in biscuits form, prefer them in ice cream
ReplyDeleteCaramel on ice cream, wouldn't the caramel becomes harden due to the cold?
DeleteGot soft liquid form caramel mah
DeleteThat won't hardened? Ok.
DeleteI think I got to try them all - got them from Australia. I did not like the later versions - the salted caramel, the coconut...and the earlier white chocolate raspberry was much nicer. My favourite would be the red velvet!
ReplyDeleteWhat is the taste of the red part of the red velvet? Buttery taste? Strawberry taste? My friend said no red velvet available.
DeleteFirst picture doesn't look like Tim Tam, it actually looks like "tai kau min" (bang chang kueh).. Hahahhaha..
ReplyDeleteHahahaha, you have good imagination.
Deleteoooh they look very delicious and I hope they are not as sweet as those made in our region here..
ReplyDeleteI think they are just as sweet.
DeleteNext time, try the dark chocolate one....I like that one coz I found them not too sweet! :)
ReplyDeleteI ate the dark chocolate ones before - also made in australia, not the indonesia ones but still find them too sweet for me. I only wanted to taste these tim tams because they cannot be found in KL - the Adriano Zumbo special tim tams.
DeleteMainly because I kept reading about how good they taste on sixthseal and stp blogs.
DeleteIf even the dark chocolate ones are too sweet for you, then there are no tim tams that will suit your non-sweet-tooth palate, I'm afraid.
DeleteYou are right. Tim Tams are not for me I guess.
DeleteI have sweet tooth but cannot take one whole piece at one time... maybe cut into smaller pieces and take a small bite each time... Tim Tam is famous in Australia..
ReplyDeleteThese tim tams are not suitable to be cut into smaller pieces because the outer chocolate coatings will melt when you are cutting them.
DeleteI also have not tried them before. I hope I also have friends who would buy them for me :( ...
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure about Tim Tams, but I freaking love McVities Caramel Chocolate, that one is the best biscuit that I have ever eaten! (I think it will be too sweet for you too)
Did you eat Jaffa cakes in UK? I like to eat them, not too sweet for me with the orange jelly in between the chocolate coated biscuits.
DeleteYou can always fly to Australia to try these tim tams for yourself.
I have eaten McVities Chocolate before but not the caramel ones but if the caramel is sticky and will stick to my teeth then I am sure I won't like them.
DeleteI have not tried Jaffa cakes, not even sure if I have seen them. Basically I had McVities in the first week since my arrival in Liverpool, and it was love in first sight (I mean bite). I never paid attention to any other biscuits after that! :D
DeleteOh dear, you must try Jaffa cakes. Cannot go to UK and not taste Jaffa cakes before. I see whether I can find them in KL. I read from a blog somewhere that Jaffa cakes are sold in one of the shops here. Every trip I come back to KL, I will bring boxes of Jaffa cakes with me.
DeleteI was never a fan of Tim Tams or anything that is overly sweet. So I will skip this :)
ReplyDeleteYes, you better skip this if you don't like sweet food.
DeleteSame for me, not a fan of these sweet. Never like sticky caramel sticking to my teeth. Lol! Maybe I will just nibble on the outer chocolate coating...lol!
ReplyDeleteI agree the feeling of the sticky caramel on the teeth is so uncomfortable.
DeleteNever really fancy Tim Tam.
ReplyDeleteYou don't like very sweet biscuits too?
DeleteThanks a million Mun for all the lovely comments. I appreciate them all and enjoyed replying them as I didn't realise it made my rusty brains worked again. Along the way, I discovered some things I had forgotten to do, need to find and all the relevant issues to that blog. It was like I stirred the calm waters to life again to reactivate that blog.
ReplyDeleteHave a Happy BERSIH 4 Weekend.
Thank you for taking time to reply every one of my comment. I read every one of your reply. Enjoy yourself in Makati!
DeleteI had the red velvet before. The choco raspberry looks so delicious. I know I know is very sweet.hahah
ReplyDeleteVery sweet, you do agree.
DeleteI never had any. Choco-raspberry looks delicious though!
ReplyDeleteIf you like raspberry taste then yes!
DeleteNot worth the wait huh. :) Nvm at least got to try already.
ReplyDeleteI did not put in effort to wait because it is not sold here so definitely cannot get.
DeleteI finally tried the chocolate raspberry Tim tam too. Not a big fan. I find it too dry. Prefers the old dark chocolate with hot tea. Have you tried Tim tam slam before?
ReplyDeleteYes, I did that a few years ago.
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