[Food] Quality Street

[Leegull]

#wrong #bringbackcoffeecreams

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

Orange Cream

This all day long - yum

 

[beorhthelm]

Cadbury's chocolate has changed in taste, since they were taken over by Kraft. It seems almost oily now.

still better than Nestle, that changed years ago from Rowntree. i used to prefer QS, dont know if its an age thing or changes. they dropped the caramel and the truffle, now theres about four nice QS if you're not a toffee fan, i find the fillings all too sweetly synthetic. Roses i like every one in the packet.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Today's announcement from Nestle may be of some interest to the many families already planning their confectionery stocks for the festive season.

The company revealed it would be trialling a first-of-its kind paper tub - with more than 200,000, containing around 150 tonnes of the chocolate treats, due to go on sale in a number of supermarkets across the country.

The sweets in their new packaging - which the firm says will have has "a luxurious design, and feel, and is embellished with gold foil" - will be available at selected Tesco stores.

 

[Weststander]

The purple one. Before voting and seeing the votes, I thought it was just me.

Mrs.W favours the various yellow varieties, my daughter all types.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Today's announcement from Nestle may be of some interest to the many families already planning their confectionery stocks for the festive season.

The company revealed it would be trialling a first-of-its kind paper tub - with more than 200,000, containing around 150 tonnes of the chocolate treats, due to go on sale in a number of supermarkets across the country.

The sweets in their new packaging - which the firm says will have has "a luxurious design, and feel, and is embellished with gold foil" - will be available at selected Tesco stores.

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It must be one hell of a tub to fit 150 tonnes in.

 

[thedonkeycentrehalf]

Today's announcement from Nestle may be of some interest to the many families already planning their confectionery stocks for the festive season.

The company revealed it would be trialling a first-of-its kind paper tub - with more than 200,000, containing around 150 tonnes of the chocolate treats, due to go on sale in a number of supermarkets across the country.

The sweets in their new packaging - which the firm says will have has "a luxurious design, and feel, and is embellished with gold foil" - will be available at selected Tesco stores.

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...and probably removed a further 50g of sweets in the same 'sized' container to keep the price point the same.

 

[Shropshire Seagull]

Ooooh, missed this first time round

The fact that I selected SEVEN probably says more about my chocolate addiction ...

Currently on a Revels trip - they are AWSOME !

Mixing fruit with chocolate should also be made illegal - it's just plain WRONG