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Christmas Selection Box

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I've fond memories of selection boxes at christmas. I`d start eating my favourites, working out which would be left on the mantlepiece, until someone finally threw it out months later. Usually Turkish Delight or Texan bars were left at the end.


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Do You Remember Christmas Selection Box?

Do You Remember Christmas Selection Box?

  • Anonymous user
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    ps.also big boxes of chocolates with a ribbon round them with little paper cups holding each chocolate,tasted better than the sickly truffle centres you get today.
  • Anonymous user
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    You used to get chocolate bars in them that you couldn't buy singly loved chocolate sandwich bar and there was always a fudge in them.
  • Anonymous user
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    does anyone remember Sheldon&Pearson sweets buttered brazils etc.
  • Anonymous user
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    anyone remember the trebor selection box?,contained mints,chews,and things like cherry drops.
  • Anonymous user
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    yes,weekend was not a selection box,but an assortment of sweets ,chocolates,jellies presented like a box of chocolates.
  • Anonymous user
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    spangles!!!
  • Anonymous user
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    Does anyone remember some thing called the Weekend? It was a selection box of assorted chocolates and sweets and jellies, popular in the 1970s.
  • Anonymous user
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    The only place you could find a MOOSE bar was in the selection box.
  • Anonymous user
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    I used to love the Selection stockings better. Just a cardboard stocking shape with Mars Bar,Marathon,Topic,Opal Fruits and something else!! All covered with a coloured net. Mars bar was a luxury when i was little so i knew it was Christmas when i had one.
  • Anonymous user
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    I didn't like Turkish Delight as a kid but strangely now I do. Texan Bars, you could lose fillings and even teeth chewing those things!