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Drewster_Rooster Cadbury's Wispa Gold: ... have read a few reviews about the return of Wispa Gold on here over the past couple of months and until yesterday had resisted the temptation to buy into the hype of its heralded return, however as a bar caught my eye in Tesco s petrol station I decided to pick it up and see what the fuss had been all about. By getting around to only reviewing it now you can probably tell that it didn t excite me quite as much as ...
Read the full review: A Caramel Bar that Didn't Deliver. by Drewster_Rooster
 

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Food - Cadbury Crunchie Cadbury Crunchie
Food / The Crunchie bar was originally launched in 1929. Cadbury's Crunchie. Milk chocolate with golden honeycomb centre.
overall rating  70 reviews 		 
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Snickers Bar Snickers Bar
Food / Chocolate bar containing chocolate, nougart, roasted peanuts and caramel.
overall rating  82 reviews 		 
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Food - Cadbury's Flake Cadbury's Flake
Food / The crumbliest, flakiest milk chocolate in the world.
overall rating  76 reviews 		 
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Mars Bounty Mars Bounty
Food / Exquiste combinated of coconut and chocolate. Tropical taste of coconut combined with the creamy taste of Mars chocolate.
overall rating  78 reviews 		 
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Food - Mars Revels Mars Revels
Food / 35g. A chocolate lucky dip with chocolate buttons, caramel, coffee, orange, peanut and Maltesers. Milk chocolates with assorted centres.
overall rating  73 reviews 		 
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Ferrero Rocher Ferrero Rocher
Food / A whole roasted hazelnut in a thin wafer shell filled with hazelnut cream and covered in milk chocolate and chopped hazelnuts. Ferrero Rochers are individually packaged in a gold foil wrapper and contain 75 calories each.
overall rating  78 reviews 		 
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Food - Oreo Cookies Oreo Cookies
Manufacturer: Nabisco / Food / Type: Biscuits
overall rating  68 reviews 		 
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McCoys Crisps McCoys Crisps
Food / Thick, ridge-cut potato crisps.
overall rating  71 reviews 		 
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Food - Terry's Chocolate Orange Terry's Chocolate Orange
Manufacturer: Terrys / Food / Type: Chocolate
overall rating  76 reviews 		 
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Mc Vities Mini Cheddars Mc Vities Mini Cheddars
Manufacturer: Mc Vitie's / Food / Type: Biscuit
overall rating  67 reviews 		 
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beckyX Baxters Potato & Leek
... the wind is howling, the snow is falling, so I figure what nicer than to have a nourishing bowl of soup? The Baxter s potato and leek soup was on special offer at my local supermarket for three tins for a £2.00, but its usual price was 89p per 415g tin. Since the local supermarket has very few dairy free tins of soup and this is dairy free, it was pretty much a given that I d get this one eventually. The branding struck me as particularly bizarre - it offers a "hug in a bowl" - I m not sure why on earth I d want a hug from a piping hot bowl of soup, that sounds likely to scald. The tin has a ring pull make it easy and convenient to open, although I fo...
Read the full review: Would you buy a soup offering you a hug in a bowl? by beckyX
loveplanes Bourbon Biscuits
... a great biscuit! Chocolate bourbons have been around since the first world war when it was calld the creola biscuit, yet still it continue to impress. Chocolate bourbons are formed of two plain rectangular chocolate biscuits with a chocolate cream sandwiched between them. There are lots of different variations of the biscuit for example some are sprinkled with sugar on top to give the biscuit a sweeter taste. What makes this biscuit is simply the taste. You bite into it and get a sudden crunch then it moves it to a thick yet smooth and rich chocloate cream and then finally into the second biscuit. The cream and the biscuit sandwich have been around for a long tim...
Read the full review: A legend for nearly 100 years by loveplanes
harriet100 Sesame Snaps
... snaps can be bought lots of places including from supermarkets, health food shops and garden centres, for a really good price, they are even cheaper if you can get hold of the multipacks. I remember having them from a young age and I still love them now. They have a crunchy, sticky and appetising flavour, which not eveyone likes, but I find delicious. You can also get lots of different flavours of sesame snaps, including coconut, chocolate and yogurt, which are all even tastier, providing a great contrast to the texture of the normal sesame snaps. The only disadvantages are that they can easily get crushed in your bag, making a sticky mess, and they can stick to yo...
Read the full review: The stuff of childhood by harriet100
 
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