[LeatherTrumpet]

High street department store John Lewis will be letting Quality Street fans create their own pick and mix festive tins in stores this year for Christmas.

Shoppers will be able to visit one of 11 participating John Lewis stores throughout the country to create their very own mix of all their favourite sweets.

The genius festive pop-up, part of John Lewis' Christmas shopping experience , means customers can fill up on at least three different flavours they like from the 12-strong selection of Nestle classics - (we're partial to the purple wrapper one ).

So chocolate fans can finally ditch the ones that are normally leftover at the bottom of the tin (strawberry cream, we're looking at you).

https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/shopp...-host-13274976

[Nicky91]

early Christmas promotion

[Strictly Jake]

Pfft i can already imagine the horrendous queues as your waiting to take your turn. I hate the whole xmas shopping period awfully busy everywhere, traffic a nightmare, and people being absolutely rude ignorant selfish and crazy, which totally misses the point

Anyway back to this article, i would literally fill mine full of fingers, toffee pennies, and fudge. But lets be honest by the time you got to use them it would only be the random triangle ones and the coconut ones left. Eww

[Strictly Jake]

After reading the article that says it costs 12 pound for one tin i dont think i will bother. You can get 3 tins worth for that most supermarkets do them for 4 quid!

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by ShakeyJake10

Pfft i can already imagine the horrendous queues as your waiting to take your turn. I hate the whole xmas shopping period awfully busy everywhere, traffic a nightmare, and people being absolutely rude ignorant selfish and crazy, which totally misses the point

Anyway back to this article, i would literally fill mine full of fingers, toffee pennies, and fudge. But lets be honest by the time you got to use them it would only be the random triangle ones and the coconut ones left. Eww

honestly that's the bit of scrooge then


but you're right, Christmas should be about giving, not only buying things for yourself

[Strictly Jake]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

honestly that's the bit of scrooge then


but you're right, Christmas should be about giving, not only buying things for yourself

Ah its crazy nicky to watch how people shop they literally almost knock people over people get crushed

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by ShakeyJake10

Ah its crazy nicky to watch how people shop they literally almost knock people over people get crushed

it's almost like they don't want to be the last in the store, probably because they could be thinking like, if we are last in the store, there could be nothing left

[Strictly Jake]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

it's almost like they don't want to be the last in the store, probably because they could be thinking like, if we are last in the store, there could be nothing left

Its just bizzare. And people spend a crazy amount too because shops triple the price

[Toy Soldier]

I'll have a box just literally full of green triangles LT. I'll slide my address into your DM's.

Well

It'll be P.O. box obviously. But I'll get them fine.

[Nancy.]

I stopped bying QS years ago because there seemed to be more strawberry / orange creams than anything else, and we never ate them. However, we did love the green triangles, buit i''m not paying 12 quid for those.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by ShakeyJake10

i would literally fill mine full of fingers and fudge

[smudgie]

Strawberry creams, orange creams, my two favourites.
Must be a big tin for twelve quid mind.
Just bought Roses, Quality street, Heroes and Celebrations in Tesco, Ł14 for the lot.

[Livia]

Quality Street is ridiculously overpriced for what it is. And for the cost of one of those horrible big plastic tubs you could buy a little box of proper chocolates. Last Christmas my Mum bought one of Morrison's own ugly plastic tub of sweets and they were far superior to Quality Street.

[Nancy.]

Originally Posted by Livia

Quality Street is ridiculously overpriced for what it is. And for the cost of one of those horrible big plastic tubs you could buy a little box of proper chocolates. Last Christmas my Mum bought one of Morrison's own ugly plastic tub of sweets and they were far superior to Quality Street.

I saw those stacked up near the entrance last year and thought "Nah, they'll probably taste awful" and ended up buying Roses.

So I might get one of those this year. Thanks.

Does anybody know about Toblerone's going back to the old shape again after people complained about the huge gaps?

[Strictly Jake]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

[glibberglobber]

Matthew's dream

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by glibberglobber

Matthew's dream

when i saw you had posted in this thread, i just knew it would be something along these lines

[Elliot]

Quality street are garbage they could’ve at least chose something better like lavish Thornton’s xoxo

[Alf]

I do like a Green triangle or two!

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

So chocolate fans can finally ditch the ones that are normally leftover at the bottom of the tin (strawberry cream, we're looking at you).

Erm strawberry cream are always the first to get eaten in this house! Full tin of those please!

[RileyH]

The Orange Crunch is THAT bitch

Never say no to any of the toffee ones either, especially Deluxe