CROC'IN - Pesto Tartlet Shells - Edible Savoury Appetizer Basil Pesto Mini Pastry Cases - Artisanal Confection - 24 Pieces

I was sceptical at first but these are very handy and taste lovely. Would buy again

Ordered on behalf of my dad and they arrived safely not broken and everyone enjoyed them! :)I am though awaiting a refund as I originally ordered mistakenly with my address and cancelled straight away and re ordered but I still haven’t got a refund for the cancelled product! Finding it very hard to get hold of anyone! Could someone please assist

Lovely flavour which I filled with savouries like pate, mackerel pate and smoked salmon.Went down well at a party

Wasn’t what I was hoping, tried to return,This review is also based on the fact this product had no availability to return the item.Even though I was unsatisfied with the unopened product.Some of the cases are broken, again. No chance of way of returning this products

Used them for onion and cheese canapés. Froze them, come out great. A bit expensive though

Used for appetisers with caramelised onion and Stilton cheese on top.

These little pastry bowls are perfect for a dinner party starter or finger buffet item.They have a smooth, buttery texture to them, and a little bit of pesto flavour that’s not too overpowering. They hold their structure well even if they get a little damp if you use mayo or more pesto in the filling. They have a good crunch to them, and the size of them makes them a very satisfying full-mouth single bite- though trying to eat them as two bites can get a bit messier, as they don’t necessarily break where your bite lands.You can fill them as though they were mini pie crusts, quiche crusts, or even biscuits- the flavour is such that they’ve got both savoury and sweet potential. They’re even sweet enough that you can even eat them without any filling at all, as an interesting half-crisps half-biscuit affair, and still enjoy them.A pack of 24 is expensive- you save about 50% by buying a pack of 240, which is obviously geared towards bulk catering for weddings and so on, but even at that price they work out at over 20p each which is still very high. For bulk catering you could probably get the right trays and the right ingredients and make some yourself for that price, saving money by losing the convenience. There’s no denying they have ‘wedding price markup’ on them at time of writing, and that’s why I won’t be coming back and buying more unless I’ve got a specific event to cater for.But if you are catering for a party or an event and you want a way to make homemade finger food that looks smart but is really convenient, then these are a really easy win that should impress your guests. So as long as the price doesn’t bother you, go for it.

I didn’t like the flavour.