Oh grow up spelling police im dislexic what does it matter to you how i pronounce or spell

Yep could do, but if you can, consider buying these and perhaps organise a coffee morning at work, where a further small donation gets an egg as a treat. The fiver then becomes something bigger!

great, I hear eggs are good for dieting. I'm in.

National? I'd eat those in like three days. A dangerous purchase! :sunglasses:

​You ok, Hun?

Thanks OP, got the last one at Livingston! Was told I had to buy something to get it for £5 so £1 sweets it was.

Got these at poundland in Paisley today.
£5 for 48 mini eggs
Dated 31/07/2016

There were 3 boxes left but hidden behind a sign. There might have been another display though

Well they had 3 open boxes with signs on them (I didn't actually check the price, as I didn't care for individual eggs). So they clearly sold them individually :disappointed:

1 box for me, thanks OP

End of myth , got a few boxes in bideford.
So for me heat , thanks OP.

In fairness, HUKD is more high brow than the Guardian of late.

Chocolate whatever, it shows Kraft are producing Vegtable Fat/White processed Sugar bloated Yuck (in place of expensive Cocoa butter) that less and less people want to consume, which causes them to drop the price point (or weight) and quality even further, with the need to add more Veggie Fat rather than Cocoa Butter to meet that price point/weight reduction.

energy food !

They cant sell them individualy its whole box only

My local poundland (Edinburgh clerk St) had the caramel creme egg boxes on their shelf behind the cashiers, but when I enquired about it, I was told they were only for individual sale(per egg), not a whole box... :-(

I went into the Nottingham store and had to ask the staff about the eggs, they got some from the stockroom and put up an advert about it too when they restocked the shop floor.

cheap price, hate caramel so not for me and not in the manor top Sheffield store when I popped in today, so not sure how national this deal is.

Any excuse to eat like a piggy.

​Oh my goodness you're a special kind of **** aren't you?

Hmm, I wasn't suggesting these eggs were produced in 2009, when Cadbury eventually agreed an acceptable share price, following Kraft's initial hostile bid. They are clearly being sold now as a result of over-supply in the Easter market, and as such it is a crying shame this type of food waste occurs, especially if it ends up in landfill. There is no sense in ditching chocolate that just happens to be egg shaped, so yes I and I suspect more care about the landfill issue. You are equally wide of the mark on your guess about losing a job, more than that you are not required to know.

You couldn't even spell "haha" right

​you don't have to purchase any other items to buy these.

​Ahaha you can't even spell your own condition write you invalid

So basically a load of tosh to get people into the store to buy tat. I'm presuming most of the £5 doesn't even go to Macmillan?

Nottingham Lower Parliament Street branch had a few left yesterday. Insisting they were only available if you bought something else as well - no big deal, but nothing on the pricing display to confirm that.

* It's, * grammar, *chocolate, *American :stuck_out_tongue: Just pulling your leg.

It's a good deal whatever.

firstly Cadbury didn't decide to sell it was a hostile take over and secondly I hope those eggs weren't produced at the same time as this coups d'état by Kraft as your suggesting and who cares if they end up in a landfill and thirdly I am guessing you haven't lost a job and had to struggle upset isn't the word I'd use devastated be more accurate they lost there lively hood not a creme egg

That's a shame. I was looking forward to buying a box. so I guess we London folk don't have all the luck :o (

PS Normally Pound land gives these deals only if you purchase anytime for the usual £1, is it true in this case as well, then you need to have a spare £1 in your pocket.

only going to be available in 150 stores. This wont be available in London or the South East

Its hukd

Its not a deal for choclate eggs

Its a gateway to discussions on spelling/psychology/grammer/political issues/health issues/world issues/how will the choclate egg have an effect on the next american president?/

​you are so very wrong my friend

this offer is only available in about 150 stores and they will only receive between 3 and 18 cases so stock is very limited

OMG - it's a deal for some chocolate eggs. It's a good deal

Why give yourself cancer eating loads of sugar? Save yourself and give directly to one of the cancer charities. Nobody on here up to date with the latest trends to reduce your sugar intake?

Ah seems as though my question has already been answered... Lol

Do you need to buy this in store or is it available online? Thanks :wink:

I wondered why my £5 was put in the mcmillan pot but manager sure manager said "profit" must be all proceeds then which is even better :smiley:

Bought 2 boxes today and the cashier put my £10 cash straight into the Mcmillan cash collection pot :smiley:

Not available in Thamesmead, I'm sorta glad but also very disappointed.

"What we've got here is failure to communicate"

HUKD threads are like 6 degrees of separation for goods rather than people. Can you get from ' 2 Findus crispy pancakes for a pound' to the who's to blame for the rise of ISIS in 6 posts or less.

No facepalm pictures are good enough for a reply to your comment.

Luke: I can eat fifty eggs.
Dragline: Nobody can eat fifty eggs.
Society Red: You just said he could eat anything.
Dragline: Did you ever eat fifty eggs?
Luke: Nobody ever eat fifty eggs.
Prisoner: Hey, Babalugats. We got a bet here.
Dragline: My boy says he can eat fifty eggs, he can eat fifty eggs.

Yawn

YUM, YUM, YUM!!, hehehe. :-)

Sell us sugar laden sweets, make us fat, statistically make us more likely to develop cancer and then use the revenue from the thing that made us fat to provide a lovely nurse to hold our hands as we die.

There's something quite bizarre about the logic in this.

Totally agree 48 eggs for £5 is a great deal, but only if you can get them. Where can I buy them from please?

I havnt said they are not in stock. How many stores to poundland have? How many store deliveries does each store get a week? I only posted a deal. Regardless weather it goes to charity or not 48 cadbury caramel eggs for £5 is a deal in itself.

If that's original, take a 'like'.

If it isn't, still take a 'like' :laughing:

Automatic diabetes in a box :confused:

Also please donate to the local charity fighting obesity thank you:D

First off heat added for the deal.
But please be aware its just the profit that goes to the charity not the £5. I think people should understand what deals like this really are and thats a promotion to get people in the shop where they recover if not make more profit from the promotion. What companies actually, i suspect in most cases, give to charities in terms of earnings are very little compared to the general public. So if your buying these specifically to make a donation your probably better off making a direct donation as already suggested, if not hey £5 chocolate.

So they are not in stock at the moment, and everyone is expected to phone stores throughout next week just in case they come into stock. How is this a deal at the moment, surely it should have been posted when stock was available or at least when you know for definite they will be available.
Incredible that once again a deal that is not currently a deal has achieved such heat

Thanks Tatwamasi - you're quite correct! A typo on my part, sorry...

id suggest phoning store next week to see if stock is available. I dont work for poundland so i cant comment or assist with store delivery scheduales

Instore only

Can these be bought in there online shop ?

So when are these guaranteed to be in stock? Its quite out of my way so I won't bother if they aren't going to be there.

Original source unknown. Some anonymous soul from a newsgroup or more likely bulletin board, back in the day.

Cut and Paste job. It's an old joke (I first saw it in the early 1990's!) but worth repeating periodically.

...and 1 to post a lengthy and somewhat amusing list in realtion to the the activity on the thread, apparantly to affirm what we all already know (the threads at hotukdeals get way off topic and bloated), only to add further to the bloat and not credit the original source of said list. ;P

I'm not looking to cut out Kraft foods, just hopefully raising a few extra bob for charity. On your slightly off topic comment about Kraft I understand that former employees, I guess Cadbury's, will quite righly have been upset about the decision to sell the company to a corporate giant such as Kraft. This sadly won't influence the fate on some already produced chocolate eggs, which might otherwise end up in landfill.

Sorry, I had to test your claim that nobody paid attention to grammar corrections. :wink:

Off.

Go on, be the first....

That took some reading but well played :smiley:

I hope that was a copy and paste job otherwise far too much effort went into that!

ONLY ON HUKD CAN WE GO FROM THIS:





TO THIS:

How many forum members does it takes to change a light bulb?

1 to change the light bulb and to post that the light bulb has been changed
14 to share similar experiences of changing light bulbs and how the light bulb could have been changed differently
7 to caution about the dangers of changing light bulbs
1 to move it to the Lighting section
2 to argue then move it to the Electricals section
7 to point out spelling/grammar errors in posts about changing light bulbs
5 to flame the spell checkers
3 to correct spelling/grammar flames
6 to argue over whether it's "lightbulb" or "light bulb" ... another 6 to condemn those 6 as stupid
2 industry professionals to inform the group that the proper term is "lamp"
15 know-it-alls who claim they were in the industry, and that "light bulb" is perfectly correct
19 to post that this forum is not about light bulbs and to please take this discussion to a lightbulb forum
11 to defend the posting to this forum saying that we all use light bulbs and therefore the posts are relevant to this forum
36 to debate which method of changing light bulbs is superior, where to buy the best light bulbs, what brand of light bulbs work best for this technique and what brands are faulty
7 to post URL's where one can see examples of different light bulbs
4 to post that the URL's were posted incorrectly and then post the corrected URL's
3 to post about links they found from the URL's that are relevant to this group which makes light bulbs relevant to this group
13 to link all posts to date, quote them in their entirety including all headers and signatures, and add "Me too"
5 to post to the group that they will no longer post because they cannot handle the light bulb controversy
4 to say "didn't we go through this already a short time ago?"
13 to say "do a Google search on light bulbs before posting questions about light bulbs"
1 forum lurker to respond to the original post 6 months from now and start it all over again.

The tragedy is that so many English-speaking people in the UK are incapable of speaking and writing their own native language properly (not accepted in many other nations). Another tragedy is that there is no incentive to find a "cure" for cancer because - as has been highlighted here - a cure could kill of the multi-billion pound industry that bankrupts the NHS with its profiteering high prices

Their. It's. Someone's. It's.

And the irony of sugar being one of the causes of cancer.

Really? What 'equipment' would that be that Mamillan use then? Didn't know they treated cancer.
Nothing against MM, they do a brill service. Someone should tell them the design of their websites leave a lot to be desired with that bloody awful typeface.
As for cancer, one day it we cure it. Not with outdated treatments like chemo and radiotherapy. That's why, in the main, you are told that cancer patients 'survive', but not 'cured'. It's good to be reminded that you can also 'survive' a car crash. As for using 1920s equipment the first chemotherapy drug to be developed was mustine. (Yeah, mustard gas connection!) Since then, of course, many other drugs have been developed to treat cancer, and drug development has gone on to become a multibillion-dollar industry, although the principles and limitations of chemotherapy discovered by the early researchers still apply. Get it now?
Find a cure, and that multibillion-dollar pharma industry could collapse.

Can I play too?
Single quote marks suffice, not double ones when identifying words above. Double look soooo awkward. :wink:

Good idea but you wouldn't be cutting out Kraft Foods which put hundreds of people out of a job in this country and I'd imagine some into poverty just to increase there already massive shareholders profits and a ceo who earns £17m a year and stuck two fingers up to our democracy

Wow this site does get very over the top with unnecessary comments - especially the need for correct grammar, use of caps and spelling - with so many members posting things on the go with mobiles and tablets it is not always possible to get it spot on, so give it a rest.
This is a Hot UK Deal so very worthy of a posting on a site with this name, well done OP I'll be looking out for these (and if it is of any concern to anyone I will be using these very responsibly as occasional treats for the grandchildren and work colleagues)
Well done to Poundland as well for their charitable effort

THINK IT'S A MISTAKE AS NONE FOUND ONLINE ?

No one here will do that.

Would be keen to understand how much 'profit' is donated per £5 - an operation like pound land will have many costs.- so interesting to see what costs, and how much these, are against each £5 sale.

Lol why is this the top comment?

Wonder if Tonbridge store has these or anywhere close, Mind you I hate going into town, Poundland is right next to KFC... And I can't help myself.

Is there anyone out there who has bought a box of these eggs?

I feel scared to post now. I may get policed.

Anyways i work at Ilford Exchange. Will check if they have stock

But equally well there are links between excessive sugar and Type 2 diabetes, so the post was pretty accurate, and you shouldn't really shy away from posting just because it might upset a person with Type 1 diabetes.

mike

My dyslexia does have its funny side though. I once turned up at a toga party dressed as a goat!

​Cool story Bro. lol

Ditto billythefish

cure cancer but give yourself diabetes :-P . Heat added

its funny aint it how everyone can go to war over a box of chocolate eggs

only ' a bit '.I would say a full blown .Sarcasm is lost on him .Yet he claims to be sarcastic?

From reading his posts I'd say the most debilitating condition he suffers from is being a bit of an ****.

Watch the spelling lads, grammar police are out in full force.

Great deal OP.

​Obviously type 2 diabetes...

I will just keep it simple "Thank you" a smashin price "Yum" !

Gr8 Deal m8 will b buyn dese 4da fammo

Does anyone else find these really sickly?

I'd buy this but knowing me and my low self control these would probably be finished in a day.

You're thinking of not capitalising after an ellipsis. Either way, 'I' would be a capital letter.

Is this on the website? If it is then I can't locate it anywhere, might have been removed!

News just in: Eating foods high in sugar found to cause cancer
#irony :smirk:

Actually the i'm would be a capital I. So....... I'm

You buy a box of this and you get free diabetes! Cracking deal for a fiver!

Needs more exclamation points.

one word DIABETES!

I want to play too, it is actually Sainsbury's

Should i shell our for these or not, could be a smashing deal, even a cracking deal, but i am eggcited about this deal.

Ok i am done.

No. Most people use it capitalised, for simplistic reasons. to differentiate between the first person pronoun and the number one. You will notice that the other first person pronouns: we, us, me etc are not capitalised. Also, it is derived from the Germanic "ich" which is not capitalised mid sentence in the German language. It just became accepted in its capitalised form in English. But then language evolves i suppose. Someday, most people will use "should of" instead of "should have". Hopefully, i won't be around by then.

Nearly as much sugar as a jar of dolmio!

Great to see a charitable initiative gaining heat on here!

Money raised should have gone to diabetes UK

Great instead of dying of cancer, die of obesity


Excellent deal although, if I was'nt trying to lose a few pound i would buy 5 boxes

No Elvis is right. It should be a capital 'I' comma or full stop!

Ah, but i'm dyslexic so i'm allowed to err. :stuck_out_tongue:

*grammar :stuck_out_tongue:

How do you eat yours, heat added :laughing:

Well said, Master G!

It's a capital I in 'I' and 'I'm' if you are going to start correcting people. :man:

Oh and great Find OP

Spelling Police always have a point and harmless, but meat heads who live to mock veg products lack a life

I hope one day a thread can just be about the product and not derail to members poor English or disabilities.

Ideal for a dessert after your main course of Freddos.

I imagine he battles the ignorance of others!

​i don't mean to sound cheeky, but do you really battle dyslexia? and is it really classed as a debilitating condition?

You get to taste altruism though and that tastes finer than any chocolate ever invented.

>>>>>
+1 on that fish ;-) Just popped over £25 [+£10.40 I won on the hukd Neo Lottoland thread!] as you
just reminded me, we had not done anything this month, as far as cash gifting goes!



Without the direct MM donations, the treatments would still be using 1920's equipment!

Perhaps not for everyone but Booker's are selling 3 egg packs for 19p. Buy as many as you like and give as much as you like to a good cause of your choice.

​But you don't get the chocolate

Oh grow up spelling police im dislexic what does it matter to you how i pronounce or spell

Now taste shyte. I'd rather give a fiver to the charity & not to Cadburys/American Krappy Kraft!

Yep could do, but if you can, consider buying these and perhaps organise a coffee morning at work, where a further small donation gets an egg as a treat. The fiver then becomes something bigger!

Cut out the middleman and donate directly here >

http://www.macmillan.org.uk/donate

Macmillan nurses are some of the best people in existence, they must have an iron constitution, and to remain so upbeat right at the frontline of the human condition, I salute all of them, such generous people.

Wouldn't it make more sense to give the money towards a diabetes charity ;-)

great, I hear eggs are good for dieting. I'm in.

Such a good price! Any idea if it's national?

At this price, they are making a loss and so will be billing the charity!

A £5 deal at poundland,makes perfect sense :confused:

They still make profit @ 10.4p per unit!!??

Worthy cause. Heat

National? I'd eat those in like three days. A dangerous purchase! :sunglasses: