Galaxy Chocolate

Oh Galaxy, your smile, your curves, the way your neck smells... oops, am I writing? Maybe I was getting a little overexcited as I sit here with my Sunday afternoon chocolate bar, but it is undeniable that there is something about Galaxy that is smooth at every corner - and that's just the text. Another thing that can't be denied is how Galaxy is without a doubt the first woman of chocolate, with Cadbury's being the man, and just as male is the most dominant sex, Cadbury's works out as a dominant chocolate bar over Galaxy. Only kidding, although we do all know in all truth that Galaxy is not the big king of chocolate snacks - it's the big queen of chocolate ...

Let me start by saying that chocolate is my passion like no other. So one of the first things I did after landing on this damp foggy land was hit Tescos (where the galaxy collection is much better than Waitrose) and have a chocolate haul. I purchased my familiar cadbury, Twix, Lindor and decided to give this professional looking galaxy a shot. It was a great risk, I realised- after all bounty chocolate was a mistake but ultimately this paid off! Galaxy is now my favourite chocolate and I have to buy huge bars of it every time I go back home to knaw on. This is fairly cheap. One 250 g bar comes at 1.70 ish pounds but yo u can get 2 for like 2.40 ...

Around 12pm I went for a walk down to my local one stop to buy something cold to drink on this lovely warm say, yes it is still summer. And I saw an offer on confectionery and decided to take advantage of the 3 for £1 offer and bought a pack of those new Starburst Choozers and two bars of Galaxy. I Hadnt had a bar of Galaxy for a while so was pleased when I saw the offer because it was a saving of around 15p for each item. You can buy Galaxy chocolate from all newsagents and supermarkets and also in places where there are food vending machines that contain chocolate bars and they vary in price from 40-50p in most places but you can get a pack of four or five ...