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Where to buy less common(older) sweets in Dublin?

redman · 2006-03-31 09:12:18

Where do you go to get some of the older sweets that are still made in Dublin? I particularly want to get my hands on some Fizzle Sticks (if they are still made?) Thanks Redman

31-03-2006 9:12am

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redman

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Where do you go to get some of the older sweets that are still made in Dublin?

I particularly want to get my hands on some Fizzle Sticks (if they are still made?)

Thanks

Redman

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#2 04-04-2006 11:54am

Archeron

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Pound Shops (or Euro2 shops as they're now called) are usually good for giant bags of cheap sugary stuff like that.

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#3 04-04-2006 12:05pm

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You get fizzle sticks in Aldi....

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#4 04-04-2006 12:51pm

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Aldi - who would have thought. Never been inside one, but will now!

Thanks

Redman

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