Terry’s 3D
A couple of weeks ago I reviewed Terry’s Caramel Bite and was pleasantly surprised just how tasty it was. Well I was just as surprised to see another offering from Terry’s in my local shop so thought I’d give it a go.
Terry’s 3D is quite simple and consists of biscuit and a creamy white filling, all coated in milk chocolate.
I’m not entirely sure where the name comes from, but I imagine it’s partly from the shape of the bar and partly because of the 3 constituent parts (biscuilt, chocolate, filling).
The bar is quite thick, and looks well made. It almost looks like a gold ingot, divded into 4 pieces, each with the number ‘3′ embossed on the top.
The taste is pretty good too. The biscuit has a satisfying crunch, the creamy filling is quite nice - although it doesn’t really taste of much - and the chocolate tastes good. It’s really quite a tasty snack. It would probably make a great alternative to something like Twix - particularly given the current uncertainty over what’s actually in Mars products.
Terry’s/Kraft are obviously on a roll with these new products, but strangely I can’t find an official web site anywhere, so I’ve no idea what else is out there. But if there are any more, I’ll be sure to review them. I like what I’ve tasted so far.
Posted by Dom on 21 May 2007 at 09:05 PM
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May 22, 2007 : 3:24am
Hmmm, I wonder what the filling is - not white chocolate?
May 22, 2007 : 9:47am
great! definitely need to find the alternatives to the Mars products
May 22, 2007 : 3:17pm
MillyMoo: It’s not white chocolate.. it’s just like a generic biscuit filling.. soft with a slight vanilla taste.
June 25, 2007 : 3:04pm
Kraft (who own Terry’s) have been making these for years in Slovakia and selling them around central Europe under the name of “3-Bit”. Presumably, for their own obscure reasons, they think the name “3-D” is more friendly for English speakers!
In Poland, where I normally stock up on them, there’s also a “3-Bit Inverso”: white chocolate with a choccy biscuit and chocolate cream-like substance.
Sadly, the closest thing to a website is…
http://www.kraft.com/brands/international/snacks/confectionery.html