GOLDEN COIN MAKER-£7.50 with FREE DEL (RRP £16.99)

nellienoo

Another present for the kids from Amazon ? Make your own chocolate coins and medals.
It does have mixed reviews-but might be worth a go at this price.
Hope it helps someonex

Link-
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00083D79U/ref=nosim/?!!!!!hotukdeals-21

cookiemonster25

good price but reviewa not so good!!!

nellienoo

I know - some people love it, some hate it! I thought it only fair to put this down in the description. My son wanted this the other year when it was really expensive. Luckily I didn't buy it! But at this cheaper price- some might want to give it a go.x

cookiemonster25

nellienoo wrote: »

I know - some people love it, some hate it! I thought it only fair to put this down in the description. My son wanted this the other year when it was really expensive. Luckily I didn't buy it! But at this cheaper price- some might want to give it a go.x

great post hon for thoses who want it and dont want to pay a fortune x

jkb

We have one and it's very fiddly to do but the kids do enjoy doing it as long as they are warned the chocolates won't always come out perfectly. A lot of effort for a few coins though you can't make stacks of them in one go!! Good price though

rach246

Hi, I don't normally write negative things on here but please think twice before buying this even at the cheap price. I bought it last year my daughter used it once, the chocolate fell apart and it ended up in the bin. I know it hasn't got the same appeal to kids but if you buy some chocolate and moulds you can make your own. Using tin foil you can even wrap them! We did and the results were so much better

zippybungle

rach246 wrote: »

Hi, I don't normally write negative things on here but please think twice before buying this even at the cheap price. I bought it last year my daughter used it once, the chocolate fell apart and it ended up in the bin. I know it hasn't got the same appeal to kids but if you buy some chocolate and moulds you can make your own. Using tin foil you can even wrap them! We did and the results were so much better

we use the plastic tray as a mould from the inside of a Chocolate Advent Calender.

Zippy x

rach246

zippybungle wrote: »

we use the plastic tray as a mould from the inside of a Chocolate Advent Calender.

Zippy x

Wow what a fab idea, I hadn't thought of that, I will; be sure to save mine this year! Thank you:j

pretzelnut

My son has wanted one of these for the past 4 years, every year he asks for one and every year i refuse to buy one, just purely because i know he'll use it once then it'll be stuck in the back of the cupboard.

As a previous poster siad, theres so many more ways you can make your own chocolates, and a lot cheaper too.

zippybungle

rach246 wrote: »

Wow what a fab idea, I hadn't thought of that, I will; be sure to save mine this year! Thank you:j

Treat yourself to one from the £1 shop and eat all the chocolates

Zippy x

Tight_wad2009

I bought one for my son a couple of years ago and it was rubbish... used a couple of times only, really messy and basically a waste of money. Will save my advent calendars this year too - fab idea!! x