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Nestle Matchmakers

Description: This line was first launched in 1968. It is believed that Matchmakers came by their name as a “token of love”, “someone ... more

Nestle Matchmakers ... making a match”, “Matching your love”. They also looked like matches as they were originally one third of the length they are now.

Newest Review: ... It has a cardboard covering and the outside packaging pulls off to reveal the tray inside. The box is square. The outside box ... more

... has changed recently. They were always marketed as Nestle Matchmakers, but now they are branded as Quality Street Matchmakers. The box colours before were black with either green for mint and orange for orange, but now the box is a bright purple with green and orange swirls on it. I preferred the old style box. These chocolates are nice. They are unusual. I wish there were more flavours in these, but I do love the mint ones. A not bad price as standard, but great on an offer....more

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Nestle Matchmakers: Yummy sticks! (296 words)
by Revel - written on 04/11/08 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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Quality Street Matchmakers are a chocolate treat made by the well known company Nestle. They are basically thin sticks of chocolate. They are plain chocolate which contain boiled sugar pieces. The flavour of the sugar pieces are available in different flavours. My favourite is Coolmint. The matchmakers are packaged in a nice square box. It is a nice funky purple colour. The box contains 151g of the chocolates. They are contained in a nice plastic tray which keeps them from breaking. There is a picture of the matchmakers on the front with lots of silver stars around. The chocolates are very easy to eat. They are a nice change ...

A Matchmaker made in heaven! (213 words)
by pmcds - written on 27/05/08 (Very useful, 35 readings)
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My wife has a particular penchant for mint chocolate, and Mint Matchmakers are her favourite. I bought a box for Christmas last year, they were gone before I'd put the bulk of the shopping away! Last week, I bought two boxes. One, naturally, disappeared quite quickly. The other I kept a secret, and managed to enjoy them for myself. Matchmakers are a product of Nestle, acquired when they bought out Rowntree. matchmakers are thin, twig-like minty chocolate sticks, contained in a presentation box, rather like After Eight mints in the sophistication stakes. A 150g box from Tesco will cost you £1.70. This may seem expensive, but it is a step up in choc, and widely ...

Nestle Matchmakers: Do you suck or bite these yummy, mint nobly sticks? (1011 words)
by angiebabyqueen - written on 26/12/05 (Very useful, 258 readings)
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Ahhh Christmas time and time to enjoy it with my favourite chocolate… Mint matchmakers. I have currently received two boxes from my boyfriend, two boxes from my mother and have two more waiting for my hands to reach and grab them out of the cupboard…yummy and extremely fattening. But every girl deserves a few chocolaty treats around Christmas don’t they? So starting on the chocolaty, Christmassy celebrations now, (I will exercise the extra weight off after Christmas I promise) I thought I would write another food review on my favourite chocolate, if anyone would like to send me another box of these however, please feel free to! The packaging Every ...

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