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Cheapest chocolate coins 2008?
Elspeth
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I've had a look and although there were threads on this in the past there doesn't seem to be one on the best value chocolate coins to be had this year.
I need some so will be doing the rounds and will post my findings here. Please add better bargains you've spotted!
Thorntons: 80g bag (mixed size) for 99p = £1.23 per 100g
(However my local one - Wimbledon - is doing 3 for 2, which by my maths means they're 82p per 100g)
I need some so will be doing the rounds and will post my findings here. Please add better bargains you've spotted!
Thorntons: 80g bag (mixed size) for 99p = £1.23 per 100g
(However my local one - Wimbledon - is doing 3 for 2, which by my maths means they're 82p per 100g)
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Wilkos has bags of chocolate coins (milk choc with a gold wrapper, or white choc with a silver wrapper), buy one get one free, so it's two bags for £1 (or 99p, can't remember which)In a better financial position than ever before (thank you MSE!). Moved back to Scotland and now trying to keep debt-free!0
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i dont like thorntons chocolate, too strong.
tesco also have buy 1 get 1 free
my local market has them loose and has all the different size coins not just big.due to spilling coffee :coffee: on my keyboard it works when it wants to :rotfl:
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Asda are doing two big bags (200g) for £3FTB Tracker
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just as a BTW, thorntons are doing milk, white and dark chocolate coins this year !!0
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last week tesco were doing bogof on silver and gold coins, so two bags for 99p. not sure if it's still running though.0
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