Rexim Quality Street Big Tin, 2.90 kg

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They mention that it's a beautiful tin, has a good selection of flavours and is a great choice for all tastes. I decant mine straight away into a glass jar, the better to enjoy their jewel colours, and then strew them about the place as edible Christmas decorations. After a fire, he builds a new factory in another part of the town, where Quality Street is still made today.

You might want to fork out a little bit more for an old-style tin, that you may be able to reuse as something else. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Online retailer Not On The High Street offers thousands of extraordinary gifts for absolutely everyone, including food lovers with special dietary requirements .You should also note that the picture images show only our serving suggestions of how to prepare your food - all table accessories and additional items and/or ingredients pictured with the product you are purchasing are not included. John Mackintosh, known as the 'Toffee King' sets up the world's first toffee factory in the Yorkshire town of Halifax. I'm very pleased with the whole package and also very useful when the delicious chocolates have gone. Weighing in at 2kg, the whopping sweet selection is over three times as big as a typical 650g tub of Quality Street. Open the pack, dig through the sparkling sweets, and discover festive moments that you’ll remember forever.

When you bring home our famous individually wrapped chocolates, nobody will be able to wait to dig through and find their favourite. Quality St replied: "Hi Linda, we have taken a lot of time and care to make the finish of the new wrappers as beautiful as before, and have kept the colours the same, so you'll easily be able to spot your favourites in the mix! google suggests the average wage for a man in 1978 was around 100/week (average though, was there a min wage back then? And I say that even though I’m still in shock at the discontinuation of the topaz-brown-wrapped Toffee Deluxe, my favourite of the lot.You might opt for the classic The Green Triangle or perhaps you would prefer a newer addition such as Strawberry Delight – the choice is yours. This is still probably a special bumper Christmas size tin, but even so, is a great example of shrinkflation.