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Lees SnowballsNewest Review: ... of 2 penguins and a polar bear launching snow balls at one another. You have the 'Lees' logo in the top left and you can ... more More Lees in Food
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by - written on 17/06/08 (Very useful, 584 readings)
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--LEES SNOWBALLS-- Lees of Scotland Ltd are makers of biscuits and Confectionery and they are the manufacturers of the famous 'Snowball'. I love these. They are absolutely delicious and very light in texture. The Company also produce raspberry coconut ice and jaffa orange and their goods are widely available throughout the UK from the small local shop through to the larger supermarket. Lees also supply to the catering trade and export abroad too. The Snowball has been around for a good few years and has become a firm favourite within the UK household and over 50 million are sold here each year.- Snowballs are great fun! Squidgy and totally ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/07/08 (Very useful, 81 readings)
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I was craving a sweet treat the other day but trying to keep it reasonably light in terms of calories and I ended up grabbing a pack of Lees snowballs from the shelf of my local spar. Well I actually ended up picking up two packets as a six pack was 79p and two packs cost a pound. Good for my pocket but not for my waistline. The packagine contains a picture of penguins and polat bears merrily throwing snowballs at each other. Inside the packet each snowball is nestles in its own little compartment which offers this delicate treat some protection. Each snowball half of a sphere shape. The outside is almost totally white with the little strands of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/04/09 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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I am a stickler for treats, as people may know i am all for people having a treat now and again - it's good for you. And one thing that is really nice to buy in from time to time is Snowballs. I tend to go for Tesco Snowballs mostly but i did buy the Lees snowballs if i'm not mistaken i think they cost around 79p. The package itself is really cute, there is a illustration of 2 penguins and a polar bear launching snow balls at one another. You have the 'Lees' logo in the top left and you can clearly see the 6 snowballs inside. Inside, you have 6 gorgeous looking snowballs that are almost circular, a plastic case protecting them. Each one coated in ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/08/08 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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I love teacakes, but after a while they can get a little...borning! I've always likes coconuts, so I found the Lees snowballs most appealing! They come in packs of six and sometimes twelve, and when you open the pack, there is not much of an aroma there, but you do have to be careful and watch for the pile of coconut strands that can come flying out! Each snowball has a slightly flattened base so they fit snuggly in the palm of your hand. They're a pale shade of brown, coated in little strands of coconut. When you bite into one, your teeth sink straight through. They're so soft, they often break up and squish. Inside is a fluffy white layer of sticky cream, ... Read the complete review
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