Retro sweets - any recomendations

dizzybuff

Try your local indoor market there is usually a sweety shopee there ... Plus supporting local traders n all....

dizzybuff

favouritesweets wrote: »

Try this website Naughtyness Taken out .. Naughty you!!!!!.

reported !!!!!!!!!!

3_cheeky_princesses

favouritesweets wrote: »

Sorry I have changed it.

I cant even find this website

JaneLiz

I'm doing one and I've found local small newsagents to be really good - they seem to have a massive selection of sweets and a lot which I see people saying they're using for these.

Not sure about other places, but we have a little garage type thing and it has the whole pick and mix thing there too.

3_cheeky_princesses

I will def try to source a local newsagents. I would rather buy & support a local trader.

I did have a look at the above favourite sweets website but it was very &pricey!

dizzybuff

Favourite sweets I have reported you for abuse of the forum due to posting for your own financial gain which is not allowed ..

Sorry im a stickler for rules

birduk

Poundland etc are really good places and agree with local newsagents. Can you go to the supplier direct? Depends how much you want?

dizzybuff

Ohhh just found this ...... https://www.lovehearts.com/

My fave sweeties and northern too bonus direct from the suppliers factory .

JaneLiz

I just finished a retro sweet jar.. found the indoor market in town was a really good place to find stuff too.


and I only spent £3.05!

3_cheeky_princesses

Thank you all XX I will post back when i have got my chosen sweets and finished my jar!