The Sticky Toffee Pudding Company

It's the most wonderful time of the year... When Claros' Sticky toffee pudding is FINALLY BACK AT COSTCO IN CANADA......... YIPPPPPPEEEEEEEEEEE!!You simply must have it. Immediately. Two trays for $18.99 Canadian. Open one tray, remove 1/3 of the contents, put it in a bowl, zap it for 1.5 minutes, until the toffee is bubbling and soaking into the luscious cake. Take it out, use a pot holder or towel it'll be hot! Break up the cake into teeny pieces, douse in toffee sauce, eat, and literally die happy. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Etc. Then return to Costco to buy more, it's only here til end of December, and it can be frozen!!! And Ms. Claros, please bring the sticky toffee and ALL of your other puddings, currently unavailable in Canada, BRING THEM TO CANADA PERMANENTLY AND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Walmart? Costco? One of the Canadian national grocery chains, such as Sobeys, Metro, Loblaws? One of the smaller specialty grocers, such as Longo's, Farm Boy, Pussatari's, Nordstrom Kitchen?Just please, PLEASE BRING US YOUR OUTSTANDING PUDS, on a PERMANENT BASIS, TO CANADA. FORTHWITH.Thank you, and please have a blessed holiday season! CHEERS.Goddess of Grammar signing off.....

When a professional Yelper gives a 5-star for processed dessert---listen up!This Costco beauty, I hope, will be discontinued soon because I've gotten back TWICE!! Had my reservations because generally I prefer things fresh, without sounding snooty there. So where shall I start: the toffee sauce or the moistness of the cake (more like dates)? Actually they call it British puddings as per pic. You just add a scoop of vanilla ice cream, or 3 for a king like me, and you will thank me for this.

Cute little English puddings. Which means its cake. Not the creamy pudding stuff Amercians think of. A co-worker has brought me these a few times and what a fun little treat! Packed into a single size microwavable cup with sauce on the bottom. You pop them in the micro and then dump them upside down onto a plate so the chocolate sauce coats the cake. I would suggest adding whipped cream like on the suggested serving picture on the wrapper. That would have really completed it. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/tLzjf0Q83slO-Zqj7fsDzg?select=DYdi0JSktgVONBDRnR-OpwAll natural ingredients. The last flavor I had was Chocolate and Almond pudding with Butter, dark brown sugar, chocolate, almond meal, unbleached flour, eggs, cream, almond extract, bicarbonate soda, and salt. Isn't that refreshing to know and be able to pronounce all the ingredients? 6 puddings for $30. They make nice little gifts to ship to far away friends. The lemon one sounds really yummy.

Bought the sticky toffee pudding and I have to say, it was pretty terrible. I didn't have particularly high expectations for a frozen cake (it's basically a cake, not an American pudding) to begin with, but this was worse than what I was expecting. It's also way overpriced. I would not recommend this to anyone. Save your money or buy literally anything else.

These are sooo freaking delicious!!! A lot of attention to detail in this amazing sticky toffee pudding. They've got my vote for sure. Great job guys!!

These cakes are absolutely fantastic! I had my first one last night and already returned to buy more. The original is my personal fav and will be enjoying these treats on a weekly basis! Such a fan!!

The Sticky Toffee Pudding Company is taking this idea of one product, being of the highest quality possible, and running with it. Running so hard that they are distributing even through the likes of CostCo, in a totally corporate-America sort of feel.And generally, I am not, in the least, a fan of anything that can be frozen and served at a later time. Especially something like pudding. But this woman, who hails from England and has now moved to Austin--weird, huh?--is now cranking out some pretty dang amazing namesake Sticky Toffee Pudding. As her own company.There are many flavors, but I must say that the classic is the best. I served it at a recent party, and all I heard was "why is this so moist?" and "what the heck do they use?" Well... dates are the main ingredient. Additionally, vanilla and espresso do a number for this ridiculously rich dessert.This stuff is just swimming in all the fatty, sweet goodness you can imagine. And I don't think you will find quite a dessert like it in the City Limits. Well, you won't. Thank goodness, TSTPC is based in Austin. Way to keep it local.

Love this product but if you can't find it at Costco don't by it. We went through the company that now sells it in Austin Texas- don't do that. We ordered on December 3rd. It turns out it is now made in Illinois not Austin Texas. We spend $100. Today we received a warm leaking box. Had to throw everything out. The company's response when I sent a email with pictures... so sorry you didn't buy SHIPPING INSURANCE NOT OUR FAULT....

I ordered from this company and they gladly took my 80+ dollars and 3 weeks later they told me they were "sold out". I have not received my refund and cannot believe they held my money for 3 weeks with no update and still no refund. BAD BUSINESS!

I have now consumed three of the "Molten Chocolate Fudge Cakes" from this organization on two separate occasions.These are Incredible. They are great little mini deserts for Chocolate lovers.I have a specific interest in - and love of - warm / hot "Lava Cake" type Deserts.I have consumed this type of desert in multiple countries on multiple continents. And consumed some pretty darn good ones.These molten chocolate fudge cake mini deserts from the sticky toffee pudding company are Incredible.I got mine at the local WalMart.