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Millie cookie as present
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19lottie82 wrote: »Just what every kid wants....... Fruit!
better than a tin of spam and a smacked bottomA kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0 -
They are delicious. Wish someone would buy me one...
I bought one for my OH a few Christmas' ago, it was shaped like Rudolph
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19lottie82 wrote: »Just what every kid wants....... Fruit!
Each to their own.
My friend's son won't eat sweets or chocolate and loves fruit so I don't see why not.
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I bought a millie cookie the other day for the first time it was meant to be praline and hazlenut it was bland.The photo of the cookie looks good though.It is alot of money to buy your childs friend a cookie would understand if it's your child you're buying for but not someone elses kid would just buy them a small one and something else.0
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Our school friends all pop £5 in the BD card so the child can go out and buy a 'big' pressie later.
The cookie looks nice, but is rather expensive. Thortons probably do something which can have the BD child's name put on, but cheaper."On behalf of teachers, I'd like to dedicate this award to Michael Gove and I mean dedicate in the Anglo Saxon sense which means insert roughly into the anus of." My hero, Mr Steer.0 -
If you made your own giant cookie you'd probably be able to do it for a fiver, and you'd be able to monitor the ingredients so there's no nasties in there?I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Old style MoneySaving boards.
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Millie's Cookies will let you alter the ingredients, if you need too.
I love them. I'm 21 and they are a guilty pleasure. Everyone else will benefit too, as I'm sure the child will share, and it's a unique idea...
I'd go for it. Just remember to get a Millie's bag, they are v.popular too!0 -
I have given these as gifts before, they are absolutely gorgeous! But if they are going to a party, is the cookie a best thing to give since they will already have a ton of chocolate and cake there?0
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I was given a chocolate pizza once, best present ever!0
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I must try one of these cookies!!! They look yummy!!:)DS1 10yrs
DS2 7yrs :)DS3 born March 2012
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