I originally went searching for the After Eight flavour
of FRijj milkshakes (which was branded as “limited edition”), but I couldn’t
find it. So, I guess its marketing was true; the first ever genuinely limited
edition product (who’d have thought it?)
Consequently, I dived in for the Fudge Brownie flavour,
which exhausted my bank balance by costing a whole pound.
And fudge-y it conclusively is – in a good way, not in a
rushed way (politicians take note – drink more milkshakes).
The consistency is of a necessary thickness: not as
watery as some rivals (and, indeed, other FRijj cousins – I’ve always found the
chocolate version to be quite weak), but not as thick as a McDonald’s milkshake
(which is like trying to suck up concrete and always causes your lungs to
explode).
A reasonable toughness is something that should be
expected from anything purporting to be fudge, be it Cornish specialities or mass-produced
milkshakes. So it’s pleasing that the bargain drink achieves this.
The taste is equally positive. It distinctively tastes of
fudge and there is the very slightest hint of a chocolate brownie base, which
absorbs some of the sweetness of the fudge to develop a balanced flavour.
Goldilocks would be deeply impressed.
The FRijj Chocolate Brownie Flavour Milkshake has a
splendid taste, good texture and a fantastic price. I don’t think that it will
cause drinkers maniac excitement, but it will make your life more pleasurable.
Just like gaining a new Instagram follower or watching someone you hate do
something stupid.
An optimistic 4* out of 5.
By JAMES LEWIS
Wanderer, wonderer and editor of the Chocolate Dissection blog (which will ideally melt hearts rather than brains). Reliable with sarcasm, less so with a scalpel. Twitter: @IdeasJimboundFollow Chocolate Dissection on Twitter (@ChocDissection) and Instagram (chocolatedissection)
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