Dessert Sauces & Toppings (8)

Signature Tastes Maple Syrup (332 g), €4.49

Late season Canadian maple syrup. Robust woody flavour with hints of caramel.

Chivers Real Dairy Spray Cream (250 g), €2.99

This great tasting cream is perfect for all desserts and coffees. Top a luscious fruit salad, decorate a delicious tart, finish off a special coffee with a swirl or use on a fun banana split! Whatever the occasion, enjoy the taste of real cream.

Cadbury Flake 99 Chocolate Mini Bars 14 Pack (114 g), €3.59

Made under licence from Cadbury UK Ltd.

Clarks Original Maple Syrup (180 ml), €2.75

45% less sugar* *45% less sugar compared to white granulated sugar per 100g

Sunny South Real Dairy Spray Cream (250 g), €2.89

Sunny South Real Dairy Cream 250g

Birds Dream Dessert Topping (36 g), €2.65

Make your favourite desserts extra indulgent with melt-in-the-mouth Bird's Dessert Topping. This substitute for whipping cream is made to a time-honoured recipe for that original homemade taste. To enjoy the feather-like texture of the topping, all you need to do is pour the contents into a bowl with a 1/4 pint (150ml) of cold milk and mix with a whisk. One packet makes four servings, so it's a practical (and delicious) choice for a post-dinner family treat. Add a little more – or a little less – milk to get your preferred thickness. The topping is now ready to be generously spooned onto red berry trifles, gooey banoffee pie, fruit or any dessert of your choice. Bird's Dessert Topping – there's no feeling quite like making your own!

Jakeman's Canadian Maple Syrup  (330 g), €6.89

Jakeman's pure canadian maple syrup is a naturally nutritious sweetener, with no artificial colours or flavours. The cold nights and cool days of oxford county produces the necessary conditions to create jakeman's uniquely Canadian taste.

Buckwud Organic Classic Maple Syrup (250 g), €6.99

Long, long ago, the first people of Canada discovered that when maple tree bark was pierced, a naturally delicious liquid trickled out "Tastes gud!" they cried and called it sinzibuckwud, meaning drawn from the woods. Buckwud still tastes as amazingly "Gud" today! 100% Pure, drawn from organic maple trees!