Selection Boxes

NAR

Are there any offers on the go anywhere yet?

Sarah_Joanne

My local Home Bargains store had some in - not sure how much they were but prob be cheaper than supermarkets etc!

Or cheaper still - buy a few bars of different chocolates and make your own from an old box and some coloured tissue paper!!

skintbuthappy81

I saw some Cadburys ones in Morrisons last night, half price I think they were about £1.50 something like that.

mummyyof5

My local Tesco had them for £1 yesterday and they were buy one get one free,so much cheaper than buying them seperately,hope that helps x

Christmas_

There's various offers on Wilkinsons instore and online:

http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/browse/49?ex=co_wizr-locayta&collate=pdxttype&collate=pdxtcolourn&collate=pdxtbrandn&collate=pdxtsizen&collate=pdxtmaterialn&collate=pdxtpackqtyn&collate=pdxtheightn&collate=pdxtpowern&sortname=ascending&sortorder=name&fieldinvt=type&termtextinvt=invt&typeinvt=exact&fieldpcatid=pcatid&typepcatid=exact&termorder=invt%3Apcatid&template=wz_locayta&pagenum=1&perpage=10&threshold=0&spellcorrect=1&datasource=wilkinsonplusen&setpagenum=1&termtextpdxttype=Selection%20Box&typepdxttype=exact&fieldpdxttype=pdxttype

princesspoppypop

Co op have them on 2 for £2.70.

eezer

What we've done as an alternative to selection boxes this year for our 3 is to buy a big bag of Cadbury treat bars, £1.99 for approx 25 from Home Bargains, and on Christmas morning, we'll leave them out in a bowl from Santa and Rudolf as a thank you for leaving a carrot and glass of hopefully very cheap M+S alcohol (see thread on Grabbit).

The problem with a selection box is that there's usually something they won't eat - like crunchies in our house, so it works out expensive. This way they can all dip in to whatever they want whilst opening their presents.

Kirri

skintbuthappy81 wrote: »

I saw some Cadburys ones in Morrisons last night, half price I think they were about £1.50 something like that.

Yep, down to £1.39 from £2.79, I picked some up this week