nice chocolates

lottie9394

hia its my parents anniversary next week and i want to get them some nice chocolates.
does anyone know if there any on offer for say under or around £5 because im saving up to go away in a fortnight and i am not made of money?

any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!

linz

Do you have any Tecso clubcard or Sainsbury's nectar points? You could always redeem some against a box in either of those stores..?

chelms38

lottie9394 wrote: »

hia its my parents anniversary next week and i want to get them some nice chocolates.
does anyone know if there any on offer for say under or around £5 because im saving up to go away in a fortnight and i am not made of money?

any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!

Surely if you can afford to go away you can afford more than a fiver?

Coopdivi

Cadbury's Koko Milk Chocolate Truffles 2 for the price of 1 at Sainsburys £4

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/sainsburys-price-comparison/Boxed_Chocolates/Cadbury_Koko_Milk_Chocolate_Truffles_200g.html

Green and Blacks Organic Miniature Bars Collection £3.82 at Tesco

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco-price-comparison/Boxed_Chocolates/Green_And_Blacks_Organic_Miniature_Bar_Collection_180g.html

And how come when somebody on MSE asks a perfectly reasonable question about buying chocolate some A hole has to question their moral values?

lottie9394

chelms38 wrote: »

Surely if you can afford to go away you can afford more than a fiver?

no i cant because im only 16 and my parents have paid for us to go away and i cant get a job and its not through not trying trust me

jackieglasgow

Good for you sticking up for yourself. Those Cadbury Koko chocolates are lush!

wendym

I have 2 grown-up daughters who don't remember our anniversary - your parents will be really pleased that you put thought (and money) into a gift.

If you can get to M&S, their Belgian chocs are pretty good, and I think £5 will get you a small but lovely box at Thornton's. They have bags of luxury truffles etc for about £2.60.

rosalie-lavender

wendym wrote: »

I have 2 grown-up daughters who don't remember our anniversary - your parents will be really pleased that you put thought (and money) into a gift.

If you can get to M&S, their Belgian chocs are pretty good, and I think £5 will get you a small but lovely box at Thornton's. They have bags of luxury truffles etc for about £2.60.

I agree. My three kids are hard pushed to remember my birthday never mind our anniversary. I also agree that M and S Belgian chocolates are good and so are Thorntons.

It might be worth first considering whether they have a preference for milk or plain chocolate and then choosing accordingly. Belgian chocolates often contain a mixture of both so they might be a good choice.

chelms38

lottie9394 wrote: »

no i cant because im only 16 and my parents have paid for us to go away and i cant get a job and its not through not trying trust me

Now if I knew that I wouldn't of made the original reply.Keep on trying to get a job as you will find it rewarding when you do and have a nice holiday.

juno

The Koko ones are £3 at Co-op, which isn't as good as Sainsbury's but you might find it easier to get to. They also have Roses/Heroes for £3, and various boxes of Lily O'Briens chocolates for less than £5.

lottie9394

thanks for all the replies i found some lovely different coffee chocolates for my dad and a massive box of chocs for mum after, but thank you for all the suggestions.!!!!



oh ye chelms38 its fine