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M&S Sweets: Fruit Salads, Apple Drops, etc 3 for €1.50

  • 06-03-2010 8:51am
    #1
    The Black Oil
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    There's about 16-17 fruit salads in a pack. Picked up a few packets in Grafton St yesterday, not had them in years.

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  • #2
    Grawns
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    My teeth hurt just thinking about them. Remember the black ones. What were they called? Black jacks?


  • #3
    unreggd
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    Apple Jacks are the only ones gone extinct :(

    Are these "Apple Drops" the same chewy types as Fruit Salads, kinda sour?

    *Legs it to M&S*


  • #4
    the groutch
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    didnt know they did fruit salads in them bags, but they are good value, 80g each so 240g for €1.50


  • #5
    Cats.Whiskers
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    Bought three packets of the Apple Drops (edited - "Rosey Apples" was their official title) (this is a continuous offer) at Christmas - ate so many of them the roof of my mouth ached.

    They've loads of traditional sweets in the offer, much cheaper than pick n' mix


  • #6
    The Black Oil
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    The packet says Rosy Apples, but I guess that's the same thing.

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  • #7
    pikachucheeks
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    The Black Oil wrote: »
    The packet says Rosy Apples, but I guess that's the same thing.

    Hmm. I've been looking for *real* apple drops for years ... Haven't managed to find any yet :(

    M&S do nice sweets though, I might check the offer out!


  • #8
    viking
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    pikachucheeks wrote: »
    Hmm. I've been looking for *real* apple drops for years ... Haven't managed to find any yet :(

    Kavanagh's on Aungier St. should have them.


  • #9
    HappyHarry
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    The Black Oil wrote: »
    The packet says Rosy Apples, but I guess that's the same thing.

    Don't think they are the same. If you ever stumble across a shop that still sell's sweet by the quarter they often have jars of both Rosy Apples and Apple Drops.


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