Pots of gold help!

Palm_Centro

fab ideas on this thread!

sunrise27_2

hobbycraft have heart shaped lolly moulds but you don't need to add the sticks unless you want to
just melt the chocolate, put in mould , take out and voila heart shaped chocolates and a mould you can use again and again
they've also got those silicone muffin moulds you know the rubbery ones
they're individual heart shaped

ELLA

I know sainsburys do a red silicone heart mould (ice tray) for 99p, I bought one last year and made chocolates for mother's day. It was great and they loved them has a put nuts and fruit in the middle of the chocolate's.

RustyFlange

Here is my pot of love .... total cost £4.45

Contents
Pot - Free was originally a yellow pot bought for pots of gold at christmas I covered in tissue paper which I already had ... (How MSE is that!)
4 x love scratchcards - £4
8 x mini packs of love hearts - 45p (corner shop pick n mix)
1 x pack of haribo starmix (hidden) Free out of sweety jar
1 x pack of haribo cola bottles (hidden) free out of sweety jar
Just need to wrap it and attatch label but need to buy some red card and a silver/fold pen as I will hand write the label this time

Palm_Centro

fab ideas on this thread!

mary43

Rusty - that looks brilliant - and at a bargain price.:T

Beginning to wish OH liked sweets............he only likes licourice allsorts - not very romantic are they................lol:rotfl:

RustyFlange

mary43 wrote: »

Rusty - that looks brilliant - and at a bargain price.:T

Beginning to wish OH liked sweets............he only likes licourice allsorts - not very romantic are they................lol:rotfl:

Oh but Mary they are if he likes them .... My OH loves liqurice all sorts! ... thats an idea for fathers day :rotfl:

kellbec2

Hey guys...and girls..

I am new to this so please forgive me for a) being boring b) posting in the wrong place c) interrupting the smooth flow of convo etc etc ...

I am a lawyer who has turned her back on the law in search of the easy self employed life....I have been trading part time for the past few years and now want to do it full time so I am afforded a little more flxibility and no longer have to report to 'the-man'...

I am desperately seeking a provider (either UK or international) of sweets.....it may sound a little silly but I want to send a little surprise with all my deliveries. As I send out about 500 items a week I would obviously be looking to purchase relatively lareg quantities and obviously at the cheapest price.

Any of you fine and dandy peeps have any tips?

Kind REgards

kel

x

facingthefuture

kellbec2 have you ever tasted clove rocks or brandy balls? Goodness knows where you would buy the wholesale but my goodness - truly excellent!

rosekitten

kellbec2 wrote: »

Hey guys...and girls..

I am new to this so please forgive me for a) being boring b) posting in the wrong place c) interrupting the smooth flow of convo etc etc ...

I am a lawyer who has turned her back on the law in search of the easy self employed life....I have been trading part time for the past few years and now want to do it full time so I am afforded a little more flxibility and no longer have to report to 'the-man'...

I am desperately seeking a provider (either UK or international) of sweets.....it may sound a little silly but I want to send a little surprise with all my deliveries. As I send out about 500 items a week I would obviously be looking to purchase relatively lareg quantities and obviously at the cheapest price.

Any of you fine and dandy peeps have any tips?

Kind REgards

kel

x

I wouls have thought an account at a wholessalers
like Booker foods where they have a good selection of
sweets and as often as not special offers on multi buys
or a Costco account.They sell small
individualy wrapped items that would fit the bill or if
spotted keep a look out for large multi packs on offer
in supermarkets & shops.

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