Originally Posted by Eastend Girl (Post 6390993)

Violet Crumble is equivalent of Crunchie but not half as nice!

Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 6391028)

No coconut or beetroot then? :lol:

Originally Posted by Eastend Girl (Post 6390993)

Violet Crumble is equivalent of Crunchie but not half as nice!

What's a Black and Green?? Must be after my time, I've been here nearly 11 years!

Originally Posted by Iwannabethere (Post 6391207)

Why do they call it violet then? I deliberately avoided them in Oz, worried that the inside would taste of parma violets (yeuch!).

Green and Blacks is a brand of more superior chocolate in my opinion! Higher cocoa content.

Tried to explain to one of my students on Friday that chocolate is not a food but an experience. He didn't get it :confused:. Must be a girl thing!

Originally Posted by Eastend Girl (Post 6391256)

Dunno - I think the wrapper's purple!!

Will look out for Green and Blacks, sounds good. Most men I know prefer dark chocolate but I don't know any who like chocolate as much as girls do :)

Originally Posted by moneypen20 (Post 6387883)

OK this may seem daft to you lot but we need answers. Me and the girls are off to the UK for a couple of weeks next month. I hate/detest/vomit at the mere mention of the cakky gloppy muck but some friends of the girls have asked them to bring them back some UK chocolate because they've been told it's nice - my girls couldn't care less where it comes from, they'll eat it all and don't notice a difference. So first off I need some names of UK stuff that teenagers will like.

Secondly, we were thinking of taking some Aussie chocolate - Cherry Ripe in particular (apparently it's good :confused:) for friends in the UK. Is it worth it? Can you get it there? Will they appreciate it?

I don't need comments about me being weird - it's a given and there's nothing I've not heard already.:D (that's not going to stop some of you obviously), just some advice really :D

Thank you :wub:

Originally Posted by Iwannabethere (Post 6391207)

Why do they call it violet then? I deliberately avoided them in Oz, worried that the inside would taste of parma violets (yeuch!).

Green and Blacks is a brand of more superior chocolate in my opinion! Higher cocoa content.

Tried to explain to one of my students on Friday that chocolate is not a food but an experience. He didn't get it :confused:. Must be a girl thing!

Originally Posted by herrchook (Post 6390909)

Bring back some Cadbury's Twirl bars. They are the very best chocolate hit for milk choc people. Here they're just sweet and sickly. How about bringing back some walnut whips or chocolate gingers too:o. Come to think of it, anything by Thorntons would be nice.

Originally Posted by PaulandNic (Post 6391708)

A favour for a favour eh! ... ;)

Double Deckers ... oh how we crave them ... :(

Originally Posted by Reedy (Post 6391740)

You can buy them in the British sweet shops in Vic.... Ask someone there to post you one;)

My daughter had a bag full of goodies off some friends for her birthday including revels, polos, double decker, smiths square crisps, sherbet dib dabs etc....

Think that was her favourite present....

Originally Posted by PaulandNic (Post 6391756)

Yeah i've ordered some stuff from a British shop in Sydney in the past, but as I say, a favour for a favour eh Pen! ... ;)

As she's taking orders! ... :rofl:

Originally Posted by shiels (Post 6391798)

I reckon shes gonna need another suitcase!!!!!!!! :lol::eek: C x