Mr Kipling Mini Battenburgs - 5 Pack

Battenburg is a fixture of the British teatime. It turns up at church fêtes, birthday teas and long Sunday afternoons at your gran's. Mr Kipling made it small enough for one person, which is how a lot of people met it first.

People in Canada search for it by name, because it is that specific. A pink and yellow chequerboard is hard to forget, and once the craving arrives it tends to settle in for the week.

Each mini cake comes individually wrapped, so the pack sits happily in the cupboard and you take one at a time. They go into a lunchbox without fuss, onto a saucer next to a cup of tea, or straight from the wrapper while you stand at the counter. Nobody is judging.

Mr Kipling is the "exceedingly good cakes" name in Britain, also behind French Fancies, Bakewell slices and Angel Slices. Anyone reaching for Battenburgs usually wants a proper pot of tea alongside, and quite often a second pack.