where to get tins of quality street

I recenlty got into buying quality street chocolates. But they are £2.50 to £3.00 for small box. I missed the chrismas tins they do. Is there a shop that still does them. the big tins i mean. Or roses by cadburys whch are a bit cheaper.

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  • Mnoee
    Mnoee Posts: 950 Forumite
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    They're not sold outside of Christmas. You can still get tins online, but they're more expensive per kilo than just buying the boxes.

    Apparently £2 a box in Asda right now (https://www.trolley.co.uk/product/quality-street-carton/EYQ760) - I think checking Trolley for the cheapest cartons and stocking up if they're on special is your best bet at the moment. 
  • jvjack
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    Thanks , link not working but i am near Asda next week. Tesco did £2,50 for box with clubcard but all had gone.
  • Pretty sure I saw some adverts from Amazon offering the tins, no idea on price 
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  • Rosa_Damascena
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    edited 3 April 2023 at 1:51PM
    Amazon is a bit crazy when it comes to prices, market forces prevail.

    Trolley is always updating me with the price of my favourite jar of pickle. Has been as high as £10 on Amazon!
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  • jvjack
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    Should be able to pop into Asda tomorrow. The trolley.co.uk website looks good. Thanks. It does say though that the price of £2 is the online price. Will have a see.

    Out of interest had a look at how the trolley site makes any money as theres no adverts. Looks like it was nearly closed but now is saved.
    Says "To fund development, we're currently generating revenue with Google AdSense between pages within the Trolley.co.uk search results."  Anyone know what that means.

  • jvjack
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    Yes. Were £2 a box in asda. Will use trolley again I'm sure. And definitely get the big tin next Christmas.
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