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Fox's Milk Chocolate Crinkle Crunch Biscuits: ... was a very wet and dismal Wednesday in work and I and my colleagues had the need for something to cheer us up. Opportunities for fun or joviality in work are limited for us so we generally look to our team tea break to brighten the day, this usually involves some sort of chocolate, biscuit or other sweet treat. I had been in the supermarket and was perusing the biscuit aisle looking for something tasty and sweet,...
Read the full review: Yummy! Scrummy by belglen
 

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Food - Cadbury Twirl Cadbury Twirl
Food / Milk chocolate covered flake. Milk chocolate fingers flaked and rolled with a smooth chocolate covering Imported from England - 1.6oz.
overall rating  32 reviews
 
KP Skips KP Skips
Food / Prawn cocktail corn snacks.
overall rating  31 reviews
 
Food - Mars Bar Mars Bar
Food / Weight: 62 g. The Mars bar was sold as the the Milky Way bar in North America. In the UK another bar was sold as Milky Way. This has led to much confusion over the years. The Mars bar wrapper is black. For many years the Mars Bar was sold in the United Kingdom & Canada using the slogan "A ...
overall rating  30 reviews
 
Nestle Smarties Nestle Smarties
Food / Smarties were introduced in 1937 and are still the most popular sweet and one of Nestlé’s major confectionary brands. Smarties are manufactured in York, England. Smarties are brightly colored, sugar coated sweets with a milk chocolate center. The mix comprises eight colors - red, yellow, o...
overall rating  30 reviews
 
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  30 reviews
 
Cadbury's Flake Cadbury's Flake
Food / The crumbliest, flakiest milk chocolate in the world.
overall rating  30 reviews
 
Food - Home Made Alcoholic Mixes/Cocktails Home Made Alcoholic Mixes/Cocktails
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overall rating  30 reviews
 
Cadbury Creme Egg Cadbury Creme Egg
Food / Cadbury Creme Egg was introduced by Cadbury brothers in the early 1920's and was first available in 1923, but the Creme Egg as we know it today was not made until 1971.
overall rating  29 reviews
 
Food - McCoys Crisps McCoys Crisps
Food / Thick, ridge-cut potato crisps.
overall rating  29 reviews
 
Nestlé Yorkie Bar Nestlé Yorkie Bar
Manufacturer: Nestlé / Food / Chocolate Bars
overall rating  29 reviews
 
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Jordan2493 Cadbury's Wispa
... Cadburys Wispa ============ I was on my way down to where my local shop is in the cotswolds, on my way to fetch some milk bread and a little treat for myself. I walked into the shop and picked up the organic semi-skimmed milk and the whole meal loaf I was sent to pick up, then I moved over to the sweet section where I would usually pick up my delicious Wispa bar but I noticed that it was not there... So I searched around the rest of the shop looking high and low for my treat, but I still couldn t find it. I asked the polite girl at the counter where the Wispa s have all went, and she replied " We don t sell them ". I was quite surprised that th...
Read the full review: I Hear A Whisper... by Jordan2493
janharper Cadbury Fry's Turkish Delight
... s Turkish delight is made by Cadbury so the chocolate is thick and milky tasting but about all I can say about this chocolate bar that s good. What it is exactly is rose water flavoured Turkish Delight dipped in chocolate. The bars are quite small and there are 185 calories per bar. Personally I don t like this product which is unusual for me where chocolate confectionery is concerned. Generally speaking I will eat anything dipped in chocolate (within reason of course). The odd part is that I do like the Turkish delight that I bring back from Turkey, or Greece (known as Greek Delight in Southern Cyprus). There is something intrinsically different about it. T...
Read the full review: Shall I eat it, or rub it behind my ears? by janharper
jasminesarah Tesco Healthy Living Mushroom & Spinach Rissotto
... m on a diet (apologies to those of you sick of hearing this) and I m trying to eat healthy, so I m including loads of vegetables and whenever possible I m cooking from scratch. I m not looking for a sainthood though, and I have kids and a job, so now and then there are times when I really don t feel like cooking. This scenario led me to scouring the refrigerated shelves in Tesco last week. Ready meals do not have very good press, being generally full of processed food, high in salt and fat, low in nutrition! Recently though, I have noticed several ranges of microwavable meals that are clearly marketed at the more health conscious, with fresh ingredients and even organic...
Read the full review: How healthy do you want to be? by jasminesarah
 
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