Chocolate Multipacks In Supermarkets

Scritti

MysteryMe wrote: »

Yes, the Cadbury outlet shops are good. I try to avoid them as I end up eating far too much!

Aldi and Lidl do cheap but tasty lookalikes on some well known choc bars. I don't think they do a Yorkie or Kitkat though. For the price might be worth a try.

Yes, I'm a massive Aldi (and Lidl, to a lesser extent) fan and have tried their chocolate.

It's mostly not that great. I gather the "posh" ranges are nice but I'm a Galaxy Caramel type of bloke, not dark chocolate & flippin' chilli.

Their Mars & Snickers copies are very nice and great value.

But nothing they sell can compare to most of the Cadbury & Galaxy stuff.

Scritti

vivatifosi wrote: »

Recently Sainsburys has started selling Cadburys Fruit and Nut bars multipacks of 4 for a pound. This has long been one of my favourite choc bars and this is the first time I've seen anything but the standards on offer (Dairy Milk, Wispa, Flake, etc).

Yeah, I noticed the fruit&nut had started appearing. Gives me some hope that the Whole Nut bars might be coming soon.

fionajbanana

Aldi's whole hazlenut chocolate bar is fab and there are loads of hazlenuts inside! Its 99p-£1.19. Available in milk and dark.

I had a passion fruit panacotta chocolate from there as well. Lush is the best word.

Scritti

fionajbanana wrote: »

Aldi's whole hazlenut chocolate bar is fab and there are loads of hazlenuts inside! Its 99p-£1.19. Available in milk and dark.

I had a passion fruit panacotta chocolate from there as well. Lush is the best word.

Hmm. I'm not aware of a hazelnut bar in that price range (I know there's a smaller 100g one from Choceur which is okay but not a patch on proper Cadbury Dairy Milk Whole Nut).

Are you sure you don't mean almonds as I'm aware of those bars. I hate almonds.

Been tempted to give one of those Moser Roth panacotta bars (well, 5-packs of little bars) a try but they are quite pricey for a risk-take. All three do sound lush though. I think I will give in to temptation next time I'm there (which will be soon as I love Aldi and am in there at least once a week).

lizziebabe

Some Co-ops are selling Cadbury's caramel in packs of 4 for £1. Alas, I can't eat it as my daughter who is in Oz at the moment has requested that I send it to her :eek: along with some other sweets. Goodness knows what the price of the parcel will be :rotfl::rotfl:

Scritti

lizziebabe wrote: »

Some Co-ops are selling Cadbury's caramel in packs of 4 for £1. Alas, I can't eat it as my daughter who is in Oz at the moment has requested that I send it to her :eek: along with some other sweets. Goodness knows what the price of the parcel will be :rotfl::rotfl:

Cadbury Caramel is one of about a dozen chocolate bars whose multipacks are pretty much ALWAYS on offer for a quid at one of the supermarkets. If they aren't, I can almost guarantee you that they will be within a fortnight.

Which is great. I'm not complaining. I just wish that many other bars weren't seemingly purposefully not sold in multipacks for no reason that I can fathom out for the life of me.

Come on Cadbury, Nestle etc. Give us some NEW bars already!!

fionajbanana

Cadburys - bring back Fuse
Nestle - bring back Maverick

fionajbanana

Scritti wrote: »

Which is great. I'm not complaining. I just wish that many other bars weren't seemingly purposefully not sold in multipacks for no reason that I can fathom out for the life of me.

If you go to independent cheap/pound shops, some do a 4 for £1 on various bars. One shop around here imports white chocolate and peanut butter Lion bars from Poland and they are lush!

Nestle do a multipack of 7 different bars like Munchies (why are they so expensive), Kit Kat Chunky, Yorkie etc. Get them in supermarkets when they are £2 for the pack of 7 - 28.5p each.

juno

Pound shops and B+M do multipacks of the nut dairy milk and some funny kit kats.

Lipstick99

Morrisons (yesterday 20/8) had Nestle multipacks for £1 - I got a pack of 4 rolo tubes...