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Terry's Chocolate Orange at Lidl 99p!

£0.99 Lidl26 Oct 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Groceries

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nicola_glassford

26 Oct 16

Folk just in time for stockings!!! Terry's chocolate orange could be yours for a measly 99p... cheapest ever in the world... maybe... maybe not but still a decent price. Stock up for Santa

Top comments

hottunauk

27 Oct 16 5 #11

Any superficial damage to the boxes?

pennyfarthing88

26 Oct 16 4 #1

Wow a penny less then Asda' Tesco' Sainsbury's' Iceland' Morrisons' etc etc etc

Heat added :smirk:

Latest comments (36)

watchcam

27 Oct 16 #33

Not only did they change the weight but they taste different. I ate two at once and very different.
I think they have started making them abroad now? Not the same delicious creamy taste they used to be.
Much harder too. Shame.

cicobuff to watchcam

5 Nov 16 #36

I agree, had one yesterday, absolute disgraceful, more brittle, less creamy, hardly have to "tap it", and the hollowed out segments are a joke.

Mondalez are ruining Cadbury/Terry's

gummby

28 Oct 16 #35

Remember they did that story a while back about how differently shaped chocolate with same recipe tastes different? Maybe the case here? Also remember the cost of cocoa has risen. Plus most of these chocolaye oranges are imported from Europe. So prices could of risen 10-20%. Looks like they decided to shrink them instead to compensate. Not such a sweet Brexit.

alexclarkny

28 Oct 16 #34

these will be 50p at a certain supermarket in 3 weeks

keiran5517

27 Oct 16 #30

already posted too

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/terry-s-chocolate-orange-milk-157g-only-99p-lidl-2517602

nicola_glassford to keiran5517

27 Oct 16 #31

Sorry I never went back an entire month to check... so I'd suggest a lot of other people might have missed it... can't believe how petty this site is!!
Honestly beggars belief sorry I never saw your post that's weeks old buddy... maybe chill out a bit eh? :laughing:

gummby to keiran5517

27 Oct 16 #32

Yes but I think after a month you can repost.
'Duplicate threads will be deleted at the discretion of moderators if already posted within the last month. Please use the advanced search to avoid this scenario.'

I suspect 99p is Lidl's usual price. The difference is Christmas is coming. Do they stock it all year round?

Some places still sell the 175gr chocolate oranges? They only changed in last month or so from 175gr to 157gr. So maybe paying 1p more elsewhere would be a much better deal. Check the boxes on the shelf and their weights.

gummby

27 Oct 16 #21

These were BOGOF last Christmas in Boots. Worked out at 25p each. 99p seems expensive compared to that. Maybe a pricing error but makes this price seem a lot.

couturekid to gummby

27 Oct 16 #29

That really was a bargain!

I only buy them when they are on offer and have never seen them less than a £1 in the big supermarkets!

pennyfarthing88

26 Oct 16 4 #1

Wow a penny less then Asda' Tesco' Sainsbury's' Iceland' Morrisons' etc etc etc

Heat added :smirk:

omarmahmood to pennyfarthing88

27 Oct 16 #28

yummy

niconelove

27 Oct 16 #27

how is this getting heat

dunno

27 Oct 16 #26

There's no chance the Polish workers will spit in these after we voted to Brexit.. :stuck_out_tongue:

domd212

27 Oct 16 #25

Cold!! Always a pound 1p difference doesn't make it a deal haha

Jetset1981

27 Oct 16 #24

Also 99p in home bargains.

mousey

26 Oct 16 2 #3

Yes very good but Superdrug selling at £1 and delivered free if you are a member plus quidco!

cicobuff to mousey

27 Oct 16 1 #23

And the postman will probably 'tap and unwrap' to fit it through your letterbox :laughing:

ansonuk

26 Oct 16 2 #4

Made in Poland .........boycott

splender to ansonuk

27 Oct 16 #22

Either British management are anti- British people in general or anti-British workers as what is there not to love your own British people and have them made here since the eaters are British. Moreover , cannot be that carbon neutral to move so heavy stuff all the way from Poland back to UK, pulling out all those green house gases.

PenguinsForAll

27 Oct 16 #19

£1 is the standard price for these, if you pay more you're just daft. Why is this so hot?

nicola_glassford to PenguinsForAll

27 Oct 16 #20

Because it's a penny less:P

hottunauk

27 Oct 16 5 #11

Any superficial damage to the boxes?

77andyb to hottunauk

27 Oct 16 1 #17

Have they been kept below room temperature?

webmong to hottunauk

27 Oct 16 #18

No, but there's significant damage to the contents

(not to mention the brand....)

cburns

27 Oct 16 #9

These like all the UK's Christmas favorites will be reducing in size/weight... year on year... until it's one bite big :wink:

Filding to cburns

27 Oct 16 #16

Yeah, rip off

bignig

27 Oct 16 #13

Dark chocolate ones?

nicola_glassford to bignig

27 Oct 16 #15

Don't think so unfortunately. Think someone mentioned Superdrug do the dark ones which is good as I'd been looking for them myself.

rmaee

27 Oct 16 #14

£1.00 at ASDA for weeks now and at asda Staff will get 20 % off everything in store from 10 /11/16.

onlytractorshere

27 Oct 16 #12

The slices are paper thin now! Still good price for must have stocking filler, and still heavier than the cadbury 'dairy milk' 99p bars which are 90g ish

SuperMariosDad

27 Oct 16 #10

These are always 99p pretty much everywhere every year. Sometimes even free with O2 priority moments

ansonuk

27 Oct 16 #8

Eurotrash

wacko911

26 Oct 16 #5

They have carved out the insides of the slices and made the whole thing 10% lighter

nicola_glassford to wacko911

26 Oct 16 #6

They'll be hollow next!!!!