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1 hour ago, SuperBacon said:

Absolutely make sure you get at least 1x pack of the combo mix. Salt and pepper are my favourite, but they're all good.

Salted caramel teacakes are wicked also.

Chocolate covered bourbon Biscuits... 6 for 3 quid... But they are lovely

There Cookie dough bites Chocolates are good too

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14 minutes ago, Shirtie said:

Chocolate covered bourbon Biscuits... 6 for 3 quid... But they are lovely

There Cookie dough bites Chocolates are good too

The dream really is to be able to do all my shopping in M&S. I don't want to be ridiculously rich, just that.

Seen their Christmas stuff? The pies sound incredible, but they're 50 quid!

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Me and Mum always go to M&S at Christmas to get stuff, There was a guy there a few years ago picking up his Christmas Dinner, Everything was bought Starters,main and pudding he even bought a Cheese board.. it's came to just over £800 with wine also...

Amazing how some people live! And there was me with my Christmas pudding and crisps... ?

2 hours ago, SuperBacon said:

Absolutely make sure you get at least 1x pack of the combo mix. Salt and pepper are my favourite, but they're all good.

Salted caramel teacakes are wicked also.

Chocolate covered bourbon Biscuits... 6 for 3 quid... But they are lovely

There Cookie dough bites Chocolates are good too

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People who know me will be unsurprised to know I love Turkish delight, although I'm not a fan of the mint-flavoured ones - feels like I'm eating toothpaste. Classic rose or almond for me.

EDIT: BTW, anyone who's around my neck of the woods (i.e. Finsbury Park/Haringey), drop me a line - some of the best Turkish-style künefe cafes around here.

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I'd avoid the seasonal gingerbread Oreos. Tasted more like clove than gingerbread, with a lingering, unpleasant aftertaste.

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3 minutes ago, gmoney said:

I'd avoid the seasonal gingerbread Oreos. Tasted more like clove than gingerbread, with a lingering, unpleasant aftertaste.

Yep, got 3/4  of a pack still sat in the cupboard. My eldest loves gingerbread and even she hated these. Also, the gingerbread Kit Kats are vile. 

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7 minutes ago, Cousin Jim Bob said:

I see there is gingerbread Doritos as well. If anyone really fancy's taking one for the team.

I'll get them as soon as I see them. Starship Troopers GIF

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My gingerbread loving wife didn’t like the Doritos, I tried one and just thought they were a bit bland - my 10yr old liked them though. Couldn’t bring myself to try the gingerbread Pepsi max, not for me Jeff.

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On 10/8/2025 at 6:20 PM, Shirtie said:

Me and Mum always go to M&S at Christmas to get stuff, There was a guy there a few years ago picking up his Christmas Dinner, Everything was bought Starters,main and pudding he even bought a Cheese board.. it's came to just over £800 with wine also...

Amazing how some people live! And there was me with my Christmas pudding and crisps... ?

Chocolate covered bourbon Biscuits... 6 for 3 quid... But they are lovely

There Cookie dough bites Chocolates are good too

I had a Christmas job one year at M&S in Birmingham and this was not an unusual experience, some people spent a FORTUNE in the food hall  

I loved working on the tills and often day dreamed this very thing. Having enough cash to get what I want, when I want from M&S. 

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44 minutes ago, Thefatduck said:

I had a Christmas job one year at M&S in Birmingham and this was not an unusual experience, some people spent a FORTUNE in the food hall  

I loved working on the tills and often day dreamed this very thing. Having enough cash to get what I want, when I want from M&S. 

Yeah, when I worked at Waitrose, what people used to spend on their Christmas shopping was eye watering. Saw someone spend 7 grand once, but that did include a LOT of alcohol.

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The Beef Wellington from M&S (individually made to order by Tom Kerridges kitchen) is £199. Craziness.

The Christmas special cheese includes a Coastal Cheddar at £8 which I might treat myself too. Also there is a delightful looking Panettone Gateau (Marscapone and Lemon) which I'm tempted by.

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