Forums
There is currently 1 person viewing this thread.
29 Sep 19 16:14
Joined:
Date Joined: 12 Jul 07
| Topic/replies: 5,818 | Blogger: liberator of the oppressed's blog
50 pretty average chocs for £25 + £2.50 wrapping look cheap taste little different to what I remember like they were made by some cheapo won't be buying them again in a hurry the box is misleading they are total pants.

Post your reply

Text Format: Table: Smilies:
Forum does not support HTML
Insert Photo
Cancel
sort by:
Show
per page
Replies: 20
By:
1st time poster
When: 29 Sep 19 16:20
wait till their a fiver from heron,b n m,etc
remember when I was a kid and thorntons 1st opened the queues were massive on a sat morning
By:
lybertyne
When: 29 Sep 19 17:51
Thorntons are nothing special.  It's all marketing, as are most 'luxury' items.
By:
lybertyne
When: 29 Sep 19 17:55
My business is in the 'luxury' sector and 2/3rds of the manufacturing cost goes on what I call 'frillies' - the packaging which ultimately is unnecessary but gives the illusion of holding something special.  People don't just buy products; they buy the experience of having the product.
By:
moisok
When: 29 Sep 19 18:07
You just wait till princess greta catches up with a wastrel like you!  She will get very angry and you will get the 'look'Angry
By:
Angoose
When: 29 Sep 19 18:11
Brands represent customers’ perceptions and feelings about a product and its performance – everything that the product or service means to customers.
By:
akabula
When: 29 Sep 19 21:07
Lily O'Brien's chocolates far better.
By:
impossible123
When: 30 Sep 19 17:45
Thorntons chocolates used to be a luxury item, but no longer since allowed to be sold in supermarkets;e Lindt is so much better in every aspect bar the price (unless on offer) - a must have chocolates at x'mas.
By:
mega88
When: 30 Sep 19 18:03
Thornton's went tits up years ago. Horrible chocolates.
By:
mega88
When: 30 Sep 19 18:04

Sep 29, 2019 -- 5:55PM, lybertyne wrote:


My business is in the 'luxury' sector and 2/3rds of the manufacturing cost goes on what I call 'frillies' - the packaging which ultimately is unnecessary but gives the illusion of holding something special.

By:
Baphornet
When: 30 Sep 19 18:04
like eating soap - so my Aileen says
By:
mega88
When: 30 Sep 19 18:05
Only for unconscious consumers, which is probably 99% of the UK.
By:
mega88
When: 30 Sep 19 18:07
Thornton's was known for the toffee, which is still ok I believe, used to like the Brazil myself
By:
mega88
When: 30 Sep 19 18:07
I wouldn't recommend it to most on here, it will rip ur teeth out
By:
1st time poster
When: 30 Sep 19 18:11
put in a handmade artisan belgum chocolate box with a pink bow on,and a £25 price tag your mrs will be saying how gorgeous they are, LaughLaugh, the palette has changed that much in 35 years regards chocolates to go from queing round the block best they,ve ever eaten to uneatable
By:
Baphornet
When: 30 Sep 19 18:11
highland toffee does that; better than spending loads at the local dentista for an extraction
By:
impossible123
When: 30 Sep 19 18:33
Lindt's luxury, dessert and chocolatier collection are a must for chocolate lovers - they are exquisite.

On the other hand, anyone had Russian dark chocolates? They were treasured in Russia in the last couple of decades. Trust me you ain't miss anything. They were revolting; tasted bitter (not in a chocalatey way) and rancid. Horrible stuff. One to avoid if offered. But, with more freedom of movement I don't think Russians today will miss them either.
By:
ImSoLuckyLucky!
When: 30 Sep 19 18:43
No one mentioned Hotel Chocs selections


Laugh
By:
akabula
When: 30 Sep 19 18:59
mcGowans Highland Toffee was superb.
By:
Akak
When: 30 Sep 19 19:21
The penny caramels. Yummy.
By:
akabula
When: 30 Sep 19 21:07
Penny Dainties. Heaven on earth.
sort by:
Show
per page

Post your reply

Text Format: Table: Smilies:
Forum does not support HTML
Insert Photo
Cancel
‹ back to topics
www.betfair.com