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Cadbury's Mis-shapes
Anyone had these?
I had a huge bag of them that I bought for Cadbury world last year and hadnt eaten them yet - unfortunately by now they were a bit soft/melted so I put them in the freezer/fridge for a bit.If I'd known they were (basically) the best centres from Cadbury's Roses I would have had them earlier. really nice ![]() Why arent they sold in the shops? They seem to have lots of normal chocolate and caramels in! |
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Blimey - that was a blast from the past !!! My Gran used to buy bags of Mis-shapes from the market at Chesterfield when i was a kid. I used to look forward to seeing down and eating them with the family in the evenings.
She also bought broken biscuits, which you dont see often nowadays. |
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I brought some mis-shapes at Cadbury's world..and they were really nice! I wish they sold them in the shops cos at Cadbury's world they were really popular
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I'm pretty sure they are sold in Iceland? I once bought a bag and they were full of the fudge and caramel hazelnut chocolates from Roses
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I agree with you
I thought misshapes meant they were factory produce that went a bit wrong but are still fine to eat - I came across ones that look like those Hazelnut caramel ones in Roses (the purple ones) but are just normal chocolate etc.They're really nice though!
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I'm pretty sure they are sold in Iceland? I once bought a bag and they were full of the fudge and caramel hazelnut chocolates from Roses :D
![]() On the back it said "Apple filling, apricot filling" in the ingredients so I thought "ewwwww" but they're full of fudges and caramels and hazelnut in caramels ![]() Do you mean Iceland the country or Iceland the store? |
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You used to be able to get them in Woolworths (the store, not the country).
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Yea I noticed that too!
On the back it said "Apple filling, apricot filling" in the ingredients so I thought "ewwwww" but they're full of fudges and caramels and hazelnut in caramels ![]() Do you mean Iceland the country or Iceland the store? I was wondering that too!..but I would guess Iceland the store
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Thanks
![]() I didnt know there was a country called Woolworths If our group goes to Cadbury World again this year I'll stock up on mis-shapes
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haha! Thats what I did last year
bought loads of packets of mis-shapes ..then I realised the majority of them were caramel and I don't like caramel
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I love caramel
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They're packaged in brown bags, usually £1, from Poundies/Iceland etc, and they're called World Famous Assorted Chocolates or something like that. Its got yellowish writing. Mostly caramels as far as i've noticed, but there's the odd gem! I got loads of those luxury Roses ones in the last pack I bought!! Yum!
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I think I will go down to Iceland and get some, although if they are mainly caramel I might not bother
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Well you never really know do you? Its why theyre called Misshapes
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Yeh true..I think I'll risk it then, I'll get some tomorrow
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I'll see if I can get some one day, I'm finishing the bag now
![]() How big are the ones in Iceland? |
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aw no..I have no idea how big the bag is, I would imagine same size as the ones from Cadburys world so medium-issh size..I'm gunna see if they have them in Iceland tomorrow
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I remember getting a bag of these from Cadbury world too!! They were amazing!!
My friend has been a few times since and always promises to get me some, but they always 'disappear' before I see her lol! |
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They sell Cadbury misshapes in a few of our local shops - in 'Cadbury' bags, but then we do live in Brum.
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They sell these in the cadbury outlet store not far from me at McArther Glen outlet place(not sure about the spelling!) I think they have several outlet places around you might be able to track some down there too!
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They sell them in the Cadbury shop in the McArthur Glen outlet in Swindon, I don't know about the York outlet village though, didn't see one last time I was there but that was about 4 yrs ago.
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yes, the York's McArthur Glen outlet has them in the cadbury's store.
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I bought 6 bags in the Cadbury shop at the Bridgend MacArthur Glen.
It's about the only shop worth visiting at that chavvy place! |
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The real cadburys misshapes can only be bought from Cadbury factory shop / Cadbury World or the cadbury outlet stores.
I think they are 750g in a white bag with purple writing on them. They are normally £3.29, but if you have a cadbury card to get access to the factory shop in Bournville then they are only £1!!! |
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Yeah, the 750g white bag was the one I got
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I had a huge bag of them that I bought for Cadbury world last year and hadnt eaten them yet - unfortunately by now they were a bit soft/melted so I put them in the freezer/fridge for a bit.


