[Food] Quality Street

[Iggle Piggle]

Never been a massive fan. Too many shite ones especially the coconut and coffee ones. But lo and behold. If you personalise a tin, it gives you the option to choose up to 6 flavours with the ability to discard all the crap ones.

The only downside is you might need to remortgage the house but £15.99 for a tin of purple and green ones is a thing of XMAS beauty. Minature hero's and celebrations can DO ONE.

https://www.qualitystreet.co.uk/personalisation

 

[Is it PotG?]

Full of those filling removal toffees will do me.

 

[Weststander]

Never been a massive fan. Too many shite ones especially the coconut and coffee ones. But lo and behold. If you personalise a tin, it gives you the option to choose up to 6 flavours with the ability to discard all the crap ones.

The only downside is you might need to remortgage the house but £15.99 for a tin of purple and green ones is a thing of XMAS beauty. Minature hero's and celebrations can DO ONE.

https://www.qualitystreet.co.uk/personalisation

Love those two too.

Funny the intransigence of the maker to include unliked chocs for decades, perhaps others like them?

It’s why I prefer Celebrations and Heroes.

 

[Iggle Piggle]

Love those two too.

Funny the intransigence of the maker to include unliked chocs for decades, perhaps others like them?

It’s why I prefer Celebrations and Heroes.

Not only that, a disproportionate amount of shite ones #disgrace

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[beorhthelm]

i converted to Roses few years back when i realised i can be arsed picking through the toffees in QS. i like the coconut though.

i suppose thats the point of Quality Street, something for different tastes. just need to be in a bigger household to take advantage.

 

[vegster]

i converted to Roses few years back when i realised i can be arsed picking through the toffees in QS. i like the coconut though.

i suppose thats the point of Quality Street, something for different tastes. just need to be in a bigger household to take advantage.

Yep, I discovered that about 5/6 years back, "Quality" street were always front loaded with too many toffee chocolates, I'm assuming its because toffee is cheaper than chocolate/fondant/truffle centres .

 

[GT49er]

Never been a massive fan. Too many shite ones especially the coconut and coffee ones. But lo and behold. If you personalise a tin, it gives you the option to choose up to 6 flavours with the ability to discard all the crap ones.

The only downside is you might need to remortgage the house but £15.99 for a tin of purple and green ones is a thing of XMAS beauty. Minature hero's and celebrations can DO ONE.

https://www.qualitystreet.co.uk/personalisation

If only they'd do the same with Liquorice Allsorts!

 

[DJ NOBO]

Blue Coconut one to start, followed by the yellow long toffee stick, with orange creme for pudding.
I highly recommend this combo.

 

[zefarelly]

Ironically (or not) THere's a clue in the name.

I suppose when they were 'new' they were a real treat.

 

[Poojah]

I've always been a Roses man, but they've made them so shit over the course of the last few years. Cheap, half-empty plastic boxes and tiny little chocolates, all the same boring rectangular shape.

Such is my contempt for the bigwigs at Cadbury, I've going to spend most of December taking a shit into random tubs of the stuff in my local Sainsbury's. That, or write them an angry letter, I haven't quite decided yet

 

[The Andy Naylor Fan Club]

Woolworth's pick 'n' mix is sadly missed. You could select individual Quality Streets. Them were the days....

 

[PeterOut]

I've always been a Roses man, but they've made them so shit over the course of the last few years. Cheap, half-empty plastic boxes and tiny little chocolates, all the same boring rectangular shape.

Such is my contempt for the bigwigs at Cadbury, I've going to spend most of December taking a shit into random tubs of the stuff in my local Sainsbury's. That, or write them an angry letter, I haven't quite decided yet

I was concerned, as I have been known to shop in Sainsbury's - then remembered that you live in Leeds.

Carry on.

 

[Poojah]

I was concerned, as I have been known to shop in Sainsbury's - then remembered that you live in Leeds.

Carry on.

It's pretty standard supermarket etiquette up here to be honest.